With McKenzie picking up an ankle injury and Mo'unga now in camp, Israel Dagg is urging Rennie not to shuffle Ruben Love out of the 10 jersey to solve the full-back puzzle. Dagg's argument is straightforward: Love has been pushed around positionally for years, he's earned the starting role at fly-half, and New Zealand has enough cover at 15 — including Will Jordan and, if needed, Mo'unga or even Barrett — to avoid disrupting their best playmaker. Co-host Scotty Stevenson frames it as a cautionary tale: Barrett's career was blunted by years of shuttling between 10 and 15, and the same utility-player logic risks stunting Love's development if Rennie isn't disciplined about it. The broader point both make is that the All Blacks are actually well-stocked at 10 — Love, Barrett, Mo'unga, Jacomb, and even the Carter parallel gets dusted off — so there's no crisis, just a temptation to over-engineer a selection that doesn't need it.