I’ve seen Sheridan at a couple of events this summer, and he always seems to do at least one thing in each game that gets noticed. He is a smaller, quicker attackman who loves to carry behind the cage, plant his foot, and get up the hashes for quality shots or easy feeds. He reads slides well, and his quickness helps him gain a step. He is also comfortable working through contact to earn goals. From the righty wing, Sheridan loves to sweep to the middle and has the hitches to get defenders to bite. Early in the summer at The Show, I saw the dawg in him—the willingness to do the dirty work and ride hard for extra possessions.