Yes, the likes of Lundtram, Goldson and Souttar will still be having nightmares about being bodied so easily this weekend.
I always said that his best game is when he's running onto the ball because it kept it simple and allowed his power to dominate, but it also looks like he's improving his technical hold-up play, which is another positive. It's also clear that he thrives with Vale and/or Spittal (or An Other) playing the attacking role alongside him.