If Parramatta had their way, Craig Bellamy would be returning to AAMI Park in round one as head coach of the Eels. Instead, Bellamy knocked back the richest coaching contract in NRL history, paving the way for Jason Ryles to land the gig.
In what is shaping as a seminal moment for rugby league in the northern hemisphere, the NRL is on the verge of stepping in to save the struggling Super League. That and more in Sport Confidential.
Parramatta captain Mitchell Moses is set to undergo further scans on a foot injury as the Eels attempt to clear up uncertainty around the immediate future of their chief playmaker.
The Las Vegas Raiders player who blew the Viking horn for the Canberra side in Las Vegas was evicted from Allegiant Stadium after allegedly damaging a restroom.
Nathan Cleary made a game-day promise to his old man and coach Ivan if he got the chance to see partner, Matildas star Mary Fowler, before kick off. On Sunday, Cleary delivered on that promise with interest. Watch the best video highlights from Vegas.
St George Illawarra have approached the NRL over how they can sign former NSW prop David Klemmer despite not having a roster spot available as they try to resolve their standoff with disgruntled forward Francis Molo.
Just days before their Las Vegas clash, Ivan Cleary let his son Nathan jump on a plan to catch up with partner Mary Fowler, after the Panthers star halfback made a pledge to his father.
Cooper Johns took an inflatable bat on the red carpet of the Las Vegas fan fest to poke fun at the Raiders over their hotel stoush, but the stunt was a swing and a miss with NRL officials unimpressed. That and more in Vegas Confidential.
It was meant to be a rugby league spectacle but it turned into a dance-off, as fans packed downtown Las Vegas to party with all eight teams in a red carpet spectacular.
Mitchell Moses has extended his contract with Parramatta, re-signing on a new, upgraded five-year deal that will keep him at the Eels until the end of 2029. See the full contract details.
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