After a couple of uninspiring weeks, along with a first half that left plenty to be desired, the Sharks responded to their doubters with an emphatic second half performance to silence the Dragons.
State of Origin 2 takes place in Perth next week which will make it tough for many players to back up. But plenty are still rated decent chances.
The second big bye is here and it’s all hands on deck with Origin players out and seven teams on the break. But there’s one player you simply can’t miss out on.
Teams are in for round 15 and it’s going to be a tough round for NRL SuperCoaches no matter how you spin it. But there’s bright news for Keaon Koloamatangi owners and a host of rookies to watch – check out our buy/sell tips inside.
A clear standout in the fullback ranks stood tall on the Anzac Day stage, while it’s time to say goodbye to some of the game’s most popular players. Here are the 10 things we learned from Friday footy.
One of SuperCoach’s most popular players delivered in a big way as another failed to fire in Brisbane’s demolition over Canterbury. Here are the five things we learned from Thursday footy.
He was originally ruled out for a month with a hamstring injury but David Fifita has somehow shown up on the Gold Coast team sheet. Just Des being Des?
Broncos coach Michael Maguire is set to inject speed and hitting power following the injury to Reece Walsh, who is set to miss a month with a knee injury.
Round 8 is usually the time where we sit back, relax and save trades. But with so many great buys, plus a host of injuries, it may even be time to burn another boost.
Anger at Lachlan Galvin’s exit from the Wests Tigers exploded in an emotion-charged derby against Parramatta – but Terrell May is the big SuperCoach winner.
Kalyn Ponga and the Newcastle Knights’ woes have continued in a meek showing against the Cronulla Sharks, while a Super POD has emerged at the Raiders.
Sharks star Addin Fonua-Blake is on track to take on the Knights as he battles an abductor injury, while the Titans have been decimated. See all the team changes for Round 7.
One premiership contender staked its title claims while another faltered in a big way. See the standouts and SuperCoach stars in our six things learned from Good Friday footy.
Penrith’s hopes of a five-peat are hanging by a thread – and so is Dylan Edwards’ grip on the Blues’ No.1 jersey. But club legend Greg Alexander is adamant all hope is not lost.
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