Markworth looks in great nick. Would love to see him cement a spot in the side on a HFF as he adds a completely different look to the forward line. The following set up could be pretty dangerous:
Markworth Reiwoldt Templeton
Saad White Membrey
Now that is a flexible forward line. You have pace, serious pace. Saad, Markworth, White & Templeton is a quick forward line. You have aerial threats in Reiwoldt, White & Membrey. Additionally Markworth's combo of pace and height could make him an awkward match up potentially resulting in him getting the 4th tallest defender who he is likely to have a significant height advantage over. You also have crumbing potential (something we missed big time last year) with both Saad and Templeton a threat on the ground.
Finally, you have 3 guys in Markwoth, Templeton and Membrey that could rotate further up the ground. This would allow Billings, Steven & occasionally Montagna to rest forward. These 3 would bring the class factor. There are a lot of unknowns with that forward line, but it looks pretty good on paper at least.
Markworth Reiwoldt Templeton
Saad White Membrey
Now that is a flexible forward line. You have pace, serious pace. Saad, Markworth, White & Templeton is a quick forward line. You have aerial threats in Reiwoldt, White & Membrey. Additionally Markworth's combo of pace and height could make him an awkward match up potentially resulting in him getting the 4th tallest defender who he is likely to have a significant height advantage over. You also have crumbing potential (something we missed big time last year) with both Saad and Templeton a threat on the ground.
Finally, you have 3 guys in Markwoth, Templeton and Membrey that could rotate further up the ground. This would allow Billings, Steven & occasionally Montagna to rest forward. These 3 would bring the class factor. There are a lot of unknowns with that forward line, but it looks pretty good on paper at least.