I think when Burrow and McGuire got injured, it was normally 10-12 week injuries. From memory, they didn't have many niggles that ruled them out for a short period.

In defence of Dwyer, when he used to scoot out and go himself, no one ever went with him and backed him up. Noticed last few weeks bodies have pushed up in support, maybe coaching as highlighted this and RS has said if he goes himself back him up so he has options and not just a blind alley play we gave seen in the past. The reason we scored was because Hardaker followed him and sezar reset in back ground, support broken field play, lead to winning try.
It nay not work all the time, but if you play whats in front of you and push up it gives you a chance

Without doubt, he has improved under Smith and appears to be more selective, for want of a better word with the running, and as you say the support helps. I just don’t think you can look at either play and say it was the right choice and Dwyer’s part, and that, I believe is what’s lead to O’Connor jumping him and Rohan or Hetherington not offering a contract.

The push and following the ball carrier has been a noticeable change under smith, evident in a couple of the tries Leeming and Myler have scored this too. (Thinking the inside ball one against wire was it?)

The golden point winner was 4th tackle when Dwyer goes right instead of left so not quite as bad as it may have seemed from the highlights reel. Still as a half back you would be tearing your hair out if your DH cant follow the calls

Dwyer almost scored from that play. We can’t blame him for that…!

Yes you can blame him for that. Sports is about taking chances, but if you continually go it alone within a team structure you'll fail more often than not. Otherwise there's no point in having a structure. It paid off this time but most of Dwyer's darts don't end in tries, they end in killed plays. Its not so much that he does it, its that he does it too often. That last play score was despite Dwyer's run, not because of it.