Tristan Saylor?

Tristan Saylor has just been let go from the dragons. In my opinion he has huge potential and was never really given a proper go. He can play fullback and in the halves. Should parramatta go after him to put pressure on both our halves and fullback spots? 

You need to be a member of 1Eyed Eel to add comments!

Join 1Eyed Eel

Votes: 0
Email me when people reply –

Replies

    • NO dragons let him go. So he can want something all he wants but he would still need to earn his spot like everyone else. 

  • yes great young talent thinking he will end up at the bronks though 

  • No thanks. 

    • This reply was deleted.
      • Safe bet 

  • To be honest Rusty, seen him play one game and thought he has skills.   Just worred that he is Bevan French 2.0.   Back 3 need to be serious yardish makers and the little fellas struggle when jammed in corners.  Obviously, they come into their own in attack zones.  Surely we must have some local kids coming through we can slap in at the bargain low rate and bring them through./ 

    • This reply was deleted.
      • Poppa, fair point about JAC. He is an extremely dangerous ball runner but is not a giant winger at all. 
        I wonder, though, how JAC would go on the wing in a team struggling for meters? He plays for Storm and the Blues and it's not like he is ever really in the constant yardage eating game. Having said that, he has a lot of late footwork at the line and very rarely gets dominated in a tackle. It seems Bellamy plays to the strength of his players in many ways, as JAC obviously has a license to roam in his returns, looking for the half or even quarter gap. That might be the crucial factor for returning the ball from kicks? Sivo has went off the ball and it seems teams have figured he won't step at all

  • If someone could catch JAC he would not look so impressive. Trouble is noone can. Has there been a winger faster? 

  • Definitely want sailor covers a few postions and is has plenty of upside in signing him. Possibly as a future spine option

  • This reply was deleted.
    • Agree he won't go to us no game time at the eels for him.

  • https://youtu.be/ZdzC-3UPKbk

     

This reply was deleted.

More stuff to read

Cʜɪᴇғy Mclovin replied to Poppa's discussion Speed, Power, Athleticism, But Not Specifically Size; These are the Key Areas Emerging Under These Rules Forced on Teams
"Yes noted. Guymer has time on his side and is still young for a middle "
48 minutes ago
Adam Magrath replied to Poppa's discussion Speed, Power, Athleticism, But Not Specifically Size; These are the Key Areas Emerging Under These Rules Forced on Teams
"Absolutely that's where we are heading. Tuivati barnstorming run quick leg speed and play the ball, tds scoots out of dummy half finding Iongi in space under the posts. Not too dissimilar to big Nelson/Grant/Papenhausen.
Interesting that there was a…"
1 hour ago
Parra fan on The Hill replied to Poppa's discussion Speed, Power, Athleticism, But Not Specifically Size; These are the Key Areas Emerging Under These Rules Forced on Teams
"Ditto. They both have pace to burn through the middle of the ruck.
We had something similar when Gutho still had his legs at dummy half after a strong forward run and M. Jennings would run next to him and finish off during 2019-2020.
 "
2 hours ago
Coryn Hughes replied to Poppa's discussion Speed, Power, Athleticism, But Not Specifically Size; These are the Key Areas Emerging Under These Rules Forced on Teams
"That where we want Iongi to progress when games loosen up that's the next progression in the attack when TDS decides to run you want Iongi trailing him up the gut to finish off the initial break catch those markers on the ground.
Thats where I'm…"
3 hours ago
More…