Let's not get too excited. Origi's scored at the business end of the Champions League, Brewster is scoring tap-ins against Championship defences. Let him have a few months on loan in this division so we can really see what he can do.
And hasn't looked like kicking on from that.
At this point, I think we'd have seen far more from Brewster playing for us yesterday than we did from Origi, who just seems comfortable enough as an impact player that he can let starting opportunities pass him by.
It does Brewster a disservice to say he's just scoring tap-ins in the Championship; it's not true for a start and he's shown there's a lot more to his game than that. His work rate, movement and intelligence on and off the ball are pretty much keeping alive any hopes that Swansea have of the play-offs.
I'd take a talented young goal scorer who plays like he has a point to prove in every game over a more experienced player who now looks a bit too happy and content to always be on the periphery.