With just three tries in three matches, it's clear Wales' attack is far from firing on all cylinders.
Especially when you note that one of those came from a driving maul and another was an interception. With ball-in-hand, Warren Gatland's Wales have largely picked up where Wayne Pivac's left off.
After failing to convert limited red-zone pressure against Ireland and Scotland, it was a similar tale against England on the weekend. But are there signs of life in Wales' stagnant attack and how do they go about unlocking it?
