Sydney Roosters coach Trent Robinson appears to have ended his experiment of playing Blake Ferguson at fullback after just one NRL game.
Ferguson struggled at No.1 at times in the World Club Series win over St Helens and the Roosters round one NRL thumping to South Sydney.
Young gun Latrell Mitchell was preferred at the back by Robinson for Saturday's round two loss to Canberra in the nation's capital, with Ferguson moved back to his usual centre position.
"It was good to get back out to centre," Ferguson told reporters at the Roosters' Moore Park base on Sunday.
"And if I do go back to fullback I am sure I will be comfortable there.
"It was good to see Latrell playing in his natural position, but I will play wherever the coach wants me."
Mitchell, 18, impressed early, chiming into the Roosters backline and powering his way through the Raiders' defence for the match's first try on Saturday and his maiden four-pointer in first grade.
However, in just Mitchell's second NRL game, Raiders rake Josh Hodgson snuck a 40/20 past him in the dying minutes that paved the way for Sam Williams' match winning field goal to secure Canberra's 21-20 win.
Mitchell and halves Jackson Hastings and Jayden Nikorima have played just 25 NRL games between them.
Roosters prop Sam Moa said it would take them some time to get things right.
"There are inexperienced players but they are also very talented and it will take them a little bit of time to find their feet," he said.
