But Sailor said the Blues could not ignore Morris' outstanding form, which has resulted in 13 tries so far this year.

"You're not going to beat Queensland by just defending, you've got to outscore them and he's a tryscorer," Sailor said.

"He doesn't just score them, he sets them up and he takes the load off the forwards.

"He's a true winger, you see blokes like (Wests player Taniela) Tuiaki and (the Warriors' Manu) Vatuvei, we're different sorts of wingers, but he's a true finisher.

"He glides when he runs and the confidence he's playing with, he's doing unbelievable things."

Josh Morris, now playing with Bulldogs, made his Origin debut in game two, playing off the bench.

And Brett has been viewed as a contender to join him for game three as NSW look for answers to break the Queensland stranglehold.

The brothers could play alongside each other on the left hand side of the field, in a move which would likely see Jarryd Hayne switch to fullback and captain Kurt Gidley move to five-eighth or the bench and Canberra's Joel Monaghan dropped.

Sailor said Morris' try against the Wests Tigers last week, where he out-manoeuvered Beau Ryan to score, was a perfect example of why Morris should be in the NSW team.