Nothing to do with that. I just think that the best try of a given year should be one created through skill, not mostly through defensive blunder. (Although a defensive blunder or two is acceptable if there's a lot of skill shown.) The only reason to be impressed with Spain's try vs Georgia, for example, is how much ground is covered. Once the Georgian player had offloaded to the floor, enough Spanish players were through to make it a fairly simple execution. FWIW, Jonathan Davies' try is less impressive than it could have been, although not entirely unimpressive, when you consider the poor attempt at tackling.
