| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
1Clayton Faulalo, FB | ||
2Jason Saab, W | ||
3Tolutau Koula, C | ||
4Reuben Garrick, C | ||
5Lehi Hopoate, W | ||
6Luke Brooks, FE | ||
7Jamal Fogarty, SH | ||
8Taniela Paseka, P | ||
9Jake Simpkin, H | ||
10Kobe Hetherington, FR | ||
11Haumole Olakau'atu, SR | ||
12Ben Trbojevic, SR | ||
13Jake Trbojevic, L | ||
| Replacements | ||
14Brandon Wakeham, R | ||
15Nathan Brown, R | ||
16Jackson Shereb, R | ||
17Simione Laiafi, R | ||
18Josh Feledy, RSV | ||
19Joey Walsh, RSV | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
We're rounding the halfway point of the NRL season in between Games I and II of State of Origin and, as ever, there is plenty happening around the clubs. Isaac Issa has it covered in his Midweek Mail.
After three months of the 2026 NRL season, it is time again to evaluate the teams. Who have the best chance to win the premiership? Who are legitimate contenders? And which teams should be looking towards the 2027 season?
Reece Walsh has lifted the lid on the tough conversations held in Brisbane's inner sanctum and praised Payne Haas for his forthright bake of the players.
It took several years but the cavalry has finally arrived in Redcliffe to give the Dolphins the hottest side in their short history, for the clash with North Queensland.
Reece Walsh was disappointed to miss out on Queensland selection, but the Brisbane fullback has also made an admission about why he was overlooked.
Kyle Flanagan has opened up on the "challenge" of navigating father Shane Flanagan's Dragons exit as the NRL club continues reshaping its roster behind the scenes.
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