What Was Jayden Short Actually Setting for Richmond’s Young Players in Preseason?
Updated: Aug 30
The full RTSSG member feature, Pre-Season Pulse – Jayden Short Sets the Standard., begins with the evidence. RTSSG Public stops before the solve.
Jayden Short entered his twelfth AFL preseason as one of Richmond’s remaining premiership players. Training reports described him as vocal and demanding while a new group of draftees and younger players settled into the program.
That placed Short in a different kind of Richmond role from the one he had occupied during the premiership years. The list around him had changed, while the value of experienced behaviour had become more visible.
The question
What can an experienced player actually transfer to a young group through daily training?
Which standards can be demonstrated before they can be measured in AFL games?
How much does leadership matter when so many teammates are still learning their own roles?
What would show that the younger players had absorbed the standard rather than merely trained beside it?
And as Richmond’s premiership generation thinned, who else was becoming capable of carrying the same responsibility?
Those are the questions. Read the full member feature here.
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