You're having trouble reading - I do not think Jaffa is a natural CB.
He's been reared as one, but it's been in error imo.
I did not say he was a better DM, per se, I said he could offer more robustness and give more scope in various respects, than Skipp (players are different and bring/provide different attributes), not only providing more speed and power in behind Hojbjerg, but giving Royal more confidence in pushing up and hanging deeper.
He can slot in between the CB's in certain situations/phases of the game, when required... where he'd feel relatively at home, in both contexts.
Skipp's tackling, so far this season, overall, has been very hit-n-miss (giving away loads of fks, some in very dangerous areas) and I haven't seen the fluidity and accuracy in the prem, yet, that he was able to generate in the championship.
Also, his speed is average and he fouls a hell of a lot because of it.
For me, the jury is still out on his ability to really cut it in this division in a top 6/7 (aspiring) side (though still a good squad player to have, none-the-less).
Naturally, I hope he does; he's got a nice rhythm to his game, that, when it's running smoothly, creates a nice dynamism in the middle.
Regardless of the opposition, Jaffa's cameo at DM against Marine was the only time I've really felt he was where he should be on the pitch.
Overall, my central point is he should be utilised, along with Skipp, in MF until Sarr comes.
There's nothing outlandish about that concept, especially when you have Winks in the pool, who he plays ahead of every time, for me. Base level.
We should definitely place his attributes there and take a good look.
If it didn't click, then fine. At least we sought a possible solution in a time of restricted options and were resourceful. Something managers very often do, which we've all seen.
Our middle has been fucking shocking this season, and we need to explore solutions until we can properly fix it.
Sarr is a very good step in that direction, but he's not here, yet, innit.