Here is that McCree . I tried my best . <| sep |> I ' ve read somewhere that PND and Weeknd aren ' t on good terms <| sep |> I ' m guessing with the massive facial recognition database stored in the Beast . <| sep |> OH LET ' S BREAK IT DOWWWWWWNNN <| sep |> 3 lifesteal items on Anubis ? That triggered me . <| sep |> These are bad for CC ? <| sep |> Teams have been adopting a Total Rugby approach where players go beyond their traditional role and are skilled at multiple parts of the gameThink of players like Dane Coles , a hooker , running on the wing , offloading the ball and scoring tries or Adam Ashley Cooper , a wingercentre who is strong over the ball and often tries to poach the ball at a tackle . These aren ' t set in stone and obviously different players have different skills they bring to their position . I ' m a referee as well so knowing what the traditional role of each player is helps you anticipate what they might do and helps you know what to look for . Props keep the scrum up . Depending on what side of the scrum they are on they have specific strategies they employ ie wheeling the scrum by pulling on the opposing prop , or angling in the the opposing hooker to destabilize himIn open play they are the grunts who hit the ruck and clear people out . You ' ll seem them play close to the tackle and rarely spread out to act as a running ball carrier in the back line . They will be used to crash the ball forward off the base of a ruck or maul . They aren ' t looking for serious run meters , they are looking to draw in more defenders and create space for the backs to run in the next phase . In the lineout they act as the lifters . The hooker hooks the ball and throws it into the line out . In open play they act much like the propsThe locks are the scrum engine . Most of the power comes through their leg drive or via the 8 man through the 2 nd row . They jump in the line out and usually one of the locks makes the lineout calls . He decides where the ball goes and which , if any , forward play the team might run off a lineout . In open play they are expected to be ball carriers and add some punch to break the opposition lineThe back row are the most athletic of the forwards , but again have specific roles . The flankers are usually identified by number or by which side of the scrum they play on open or blind side . This determines their roles . The # 6 usually plays on the blind side . He is usually a bit bulkier than the # 7 and is meant to be a hard runner and tackler that can also provide a link between the forwards and backs while running with the ball . They sometimes are used a jumper in the lineout too . Example Jerome KainoThe # 7 is usually the poacher . They are usually strong on their feet and try to play around the tackle and look for opportunities to poachjackalsteal the ball . They play on the openside so they can be first to the tackle and try to steal the ball . Example David PocockThe 8 man provides pure power with ball in hand . He is usually tall , fast and bulky . In the scrum he provides power by driving through 2 nd row . He is also a lineout option . Overall he ' s meant to be a physical presence . Example Sebastian Chabal . Usually the team captain will be a forward as they are closer to the referee and can relay issues around the rucks , mauls , scrums etc where most penalties arise . The scrumhalf is the obvious link between the forwards and the backs . They are usually small but muscular , quick and generally a pest . They marshal the forwards around the pitch and along with the fly half determine the direction and nature of the attack . They obviously need to get to the breakdown quick and have a strong , fast and long pass to both their left and rightThe flyhalf is the play maker and traditionally the main kicker . They decide which play the backs might run and in which direction they will attack . Likewise they organize the backs in defense . The fly half usually kicks for touch and goal . Flyhalf ' s skills and playing styles vary greatly . Think Jonny Wilkinson and Quade Cooper . The centers are usually picked on what type of offensive strategy the team wants to deploy . If they want to employ a physical game with a lot of crash balls they will have a big , bulky hard running # 12 . Example Jamie Roberts . If they want to have a game based on passing and quick ball they will usually have a second play maker playing inside center . Example Matt GiteauThe outside center again depends on the offensive strategy . Some teams go with big physical outside centers such as Sonny Bill Williams while others go with quicker , more cerebral players like Brian O ' Driscoll . It is also said that outside center is the most difficult defensive position . By the time the ball makes it to the # 13 channel play is a little bit more open and the outside center has to defend against an opposing player at full speed and with more space to run . The wingers are fast . They get the ball and need to run FAST . There is a bit of a trend to have fast AND big wingers like George North , and Nemani Nadolo . On defense they act as support and cover for the fullback . The back three work as a team to retrieve and return kicks . The fullback has to be among the most confident of players as they frequently are alone . They need to be hard , confident runners with good aerial skills to retrieve the ball and return it via a kick or running it back . In offense they usually have free reign to insert themselves anywhere in the backline to add another threat to the attack . In defense they have to be strong tacklers and be able to chase someone down 1 on 1 . Examples Rob Kearney , Ben Smith , Izzy Folau , Leigh Halfpenny .