When I said RB was more of a defensive player, it didn't mean it to be construed that this was the only aspect of his game. What I meant was that he had more of a defensive focus to his game. He plays to stop his opponent, scraps a lot at ground level, pressures opposition kickers and really tries hard to stick his tackles. He does the less glamourous stuff before trying the spectacular. There's no point of comparing RB to Chad, who has a great contested and offensive game. He misses some of the stuff that RB does very well, but we are not looking to change anything. Let Chad be Chad and RB be RB. Both players help make the Swans a better team.
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