Option 2:
If I wasn't playing a forward, I would have to move to defense and keep my offensive talents as the premier power play quarterback in the league. Gordon William Gibbles already has a very hard hitting game on the offensive end of the ice so he would become a hit machine on the back end. Separating players from the puck after flying full tilt into his checks would prove to be a useful strategy because the other team can't score if their players can't stand up off the ice. Gordon William would also be a big hit with the fans as he plays the point and claps bombs from the blue line. Currently he is know for his accurate shot but if he can use that skill from farther down the ice, he may be able to set up his teammates and deflect the puck into the net off them. Gibbles would be following in his father's footsteps if he changed positions as well.