I just want to see an improvement in his decision making, telegraphed crash plays and ineffective dummy half kicks have become his go to plays.
It doesn't matter how telegraphed a crash play is if you put a prop one on one with a fullback. I think there is some evidence the decision making is sound.
We have two props who can absolutely crush a fullback one on one, to me the trick isn't how telegraphed it is it's just reading the circumstance and getting it done quick enough. A quick obvious prop into a fullback is better chance of a try than a sneaky one into a prop I reckon.
Props that played at least 16 games Hunt sits 7th for average tries and BHU 11th.
Blayke had the third most try assists, 12 vs Api 13 and Grant 17.
I wouldn't say I have the impression we over use crash plays and they will never be infinitely successful so I'd say we are getting them relatively correct, based on my recollections and the numbers. Maybe Burg will do a graph.
They can also be used to try and pull defenders tighter which may pay off later in the set or even later in the game.