Phil Gould once called Josh Addo-Carr the fastest man on the planet. But, these exclusive stats reveal which NRL star would really be a contender for that crown. See the exclusive top 20 here.
Just two forwards made the list of the top three fastest players at every NRL club in 2023. See the incredible results from the official GPS tracking data for the NRL.
There have been a few twists in the career of Craig Moller who, had things gone differently, could’ve been preparing for an AFL pre-season. Instead, he’s the NBL’s comeback story of the year.
We analysed the bottom nine, but now it’s time to predict which teams in the top eight will be great again, and who is in danger of slipping out of NRL finals contention in 2024.
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has dropped a bomb on unvaccinated NRL stars — and a new proposal could see players terminated.
After finishing his four-week spell in rehab, Cameron Munster has returned ‘in really good shape’ ahead of what could be his most important NRL season yet.
With a deadline of the end of this week to get his first jab, the Storm’s CEO is confident anti-vax star Nelson Asofa-Solomona will do what’s needed to play.
The Storm’s latest recruit is fully aware of the Josh Addo-Carr sized shoes he’s filling, but has made a bold declaration about what he’ll bring to the club.
Nelson Asofa-Solomona appears unlikely to join his Melbourne Storm teammates at pre-season training from next month.
Who would your club land if the NRL adopted an AFL-style rookie draft? We examine how a 2021 draft would have played out, with big results.
A 194cm All Blacks giant is set to defect from rugby union to rugby league if an NRL club has their way to fill an Origin sized gap.
The Melbourne Storm concedes Nelson Asofa-Solomona’s reluctance to become vaccinated against Covid-19 could have ‘significant’ ramifications.
Phil Rothfield’s 2021 Top 50 list reflects the current state of play in the Origin arena, with Queensland raising barely a whimper. Did Buzz get it right? Have your say here and vote in our interactive.
Channel 7 was prepared to stump up $30 million to cover State of Origin each year – but instead walked away with nothing from the new NRL broadcast deal.
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