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2022 Player Reviews: #29 Jayden Hunt

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In recent years, he found his niche as speedster running off the half backline and became a regular over the past two seasons. However, has accepted an offer to move to the West Coast Eagles as an uncontracted free agent.

 

Date of Birth: 4 March 1995
Height: 187cm
Weight: 88kg
 

Games MFC 2022: 20
Career Total: 114
 

Goals MFC 2022: 0
Career Total: 43
 

Games CDFC 2022: 5

Goals CDFC 2022: 1

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    I thought Jayden's form for most of the year was pretty solid, and I certainly would have more confidence in him playing a role next year than either Hibberd or Smith.

    Ultimately I don't really see the point to letting best 22 players walk for the proverbial packet of chips, particularly for the sake of $100K or so.

    Good luck Jayden, and thanks for your efforts over the past 9 years.

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    What we would have given to see a few more run and carry situations for Jayden this year, we just weren't able to play to his strengths in the end. 

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    Played the lock down defender role quite well this year at the expense of his run and carry.

    Got beaten a few times by Papley which is no disgrace.

    Don't think Goodwin ever liked him

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    Really liked Jayden I liked him as a person and as a MFC player and agree with Poita best 22 and shouldn’t have been let go.!!!

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