If ever there was a story that gives insight into the method behind the machine that is Cronulla captain Cameron McInnes – who notches 200 NRL games on Saturday night – this is it, writes DAVID RICCIO.
Four unlikely finals contenders have emerged following St George Illawarra’s round 25 loss to Cronulla, as the race for the eight heats up. See every contender’s best and worst ladder finish.
The race for the NRL’s top eight has been blown wide open after the moment a ref was hit with the ball showed it wasn’t the Dragons’ day.
NRL clubs hold a powerful lever in a looming showdown with the ARL Commission over plans for them to share in a $60 million licence fee for Papua New Guinea to enter the league.
The Sharks are the big winners of the 2024 NRL draw, with a soft start to the year putting them in the box seat to return to the top four.
Nathan Cleary, Jarome Luai and Dylan Edwards may have piloted the Panthers to a premiership three-peat, but an analysis of all 17 clubs reveals Penrith don’t boast the best spine, writes TRAVIS MEYN.
The Broncos will get an early chance to exact some revenge for their heartbreaking grand final defeat to the Panthers. See when the heavyweights clash for the first time in 2024.
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.
Cronulla could be relying on rising stars to claim their first finals win since 2018, but there’s a hole in their list holding them back. PAMELA WHALEY ranks the Sharks’ roster from top to bottom.
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.
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.
South Sydney coach Jason Demetriou is under the pump this off-season as he attempts to unite a fractured club, and show he’s in control of some big personalities.
The NRL has consulted several club bosses and commentators about two alternative changes to the sin-bin rule to combat foul play in 2024.
Sharks Leagues closed its doors in December, 2019 and was then projected to re-open in February last year. Now there is no set timetable, MICHAEL CARAYANNIS reveals why.
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