Rarely do Queensland captains reveal their game plan before a must-win State of Origin league clash, but Cameron Smith admits it is obvious that their strike weapon Greg Inglis needs more ball.
Especially after Smith rated Inglis arguably the game's most dangerous ball carrier.
But it seems Queensland are still figuring out a way to do it as they look to keep alive hopes of an eighth straight Origin series win tomorrow night in Brisbane.
Inglis has been a revelation as South Sydney fullback but admitted he felt like a "headless chook" as a Queensland centre in their 14-6 Origin One loss to New South Wales.
Inglis averages more than 168m an NRL game wearing the Rabbitohs No1 jersey but made just 57m from 10 runs as a Maroons three-quarter in Sydney.