NRL 2023 spine rater: We grade every Queensland club’s playmaking unit
The experts have allocated only two NRL clubs a maximum 10 of out 10 when it comes to power through the spine. Did they get it right? Have your say.
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The spine is the backbone of every modern NRL side and its stability separates premierships contenders from pretenders.
Commanding the highest salaries in the game, the four positions — fullback, five-eighth, halfback, hooker — will play the most important role in the race to the 2023 NRL finals series.
Several clubs benefitted from off-season player movement, with the Broncos and Titans adding handy additions to their spine, while all eyes will be on the Dolphins who head into their inaugural season without a marquee playmaker.
So, who has the best spine in the NRL? We’ve turned chiropractor and rated every team. See how we scored and have your say.
Originally published as NRL 2023 spine rater: We grade every Queensland club’s playmaking unit
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