It's one thing to become an elite-level talent in one position, but Jordie Barrett's versatility has given the New Zealand talent scope to explore his options in a variety of roles.
The Hurricanes star has established himself as one of rugby 's best full-backs and reigned as the All Blacks' go-to No. 15 in recent years. However, he'll turn back the clock when he starts at inside centre in Sunday's Super Rugby Pacific clash at home to the Chiefs.
Barrett, 25, hasn't started a Super Rugby fixture in midfield since April 2019 given how well-suited his 6'5" frame is to playing among the back three. His output at full-back (or sometimes on the wing) makes it easy to forget the youngest of the Barrett brothers once impressed as a centre for New Zealand's under-20s.
