Stevens decision making and disposal still annoys me. He needs to learn how to handball. I counted three simple ones that went straight to the ground instead of his intended target, slowing the ball down or turning it over. Not sure whether its worth being dropped for.
I think he may be your whipping boy. Here is an extract from Foxsports today which shows he is seen differently from other eyes.
The Bulldogs’ playing group has great faith in each other. Unlike Joel Selwood at Geelong and Gary Ablett at Gold Coast, there’s no unhealthy reliance on one player to will the team across the line. For example, before picking up a back injury, Mitch Wallis was averaging 25 disposals per game. For the Crows clash, he was replaced by Koby Stevens, who stood up with 26 disposals and kept Rory Sloane to two touches in the first quarter.