Thats my concern.
Our defence is buying us time to eventually score and then use the scoreboard as a pressure strategy.
But we really need to increase our attacking efficiency as not all games will play out that way.
There will be teams who score first against us through superior skill/play or even luck or misfortune.
Would be interesting to see how we go against other top 4 teams....
The Sharks win was a good one.
Where we are at we need the kind of test that the Broncos will probably give us.
Their forwards can be hard to handle, they have some individual brilliance in the backline and on his day Reynolds can steer a side around better than any other half.
If the Broncos don't set us the test, then we bank 2 easy comp points.
If the Broncos do aim up as I expect, it should be a classic match and I can't confidently predict an outcome.
What I have noticed this season is that we vary the attack depending on the opposition, we have a definite game plan and definite targets.
This game I expect us to run a lot of traffic at Reynolds and test Cobbo under the high ball if it is wet. If it is wet early long kicks from Burto.
IMO this is the best drilled Dogs team I have ever seen and the most consistent.
If we lose it will be because the Broncos want it badly and really put in, their talented players nail some big plays and perhaps because they get a few 50/50s and lucky bounces.
Not being sure about the outcome is what makes sport interesting.
My hunch - we will grind them down, feed on their errors and our defence will keep them to less than 18 points. We can probably score 18 or more.