I can't think of another "tweener" that was tearing up AFL football at 20 years of age. He's going to take time.
Just turned 20, too. Given the way he carries himself, his frame and hardness and all of that, it's very tough to remember that in two years he'll still be a kid in football terms.
Jacks decision making and skill execution are what frustrated me yesterday. They are usually his strengths.
They are his strengths, your're right, and it's why that other from the impact on the game yesterday, it's not a concern generally.
If Jack was a cheap footballer whose intention it was to look good and not play instinctive, hard, proper football, he would be judged much more favourably. He'd back off, cheat around contests, cruise into easy spots and float about. As it stands, he does it the hard way and does team things, so his current deficiencies are shown up. It's a credit to the kid.
He'll be outstanding consistently, but he'll need time.