Age: 22
Height: 194cm
Weight: 115kg
Age: 24
Height: 188cm
Weight: 122kg
He is big enough to play in the forwards but Jamal prefers to do his work from the centres and terrorise his smaller opponents. Will the wide-running ‘Coal Train’ aim up against this titanic Titan?
Taylor’s broad shoulders are big enough to carry the entire Bunnies team, but will the weight of finals expectations prove too heavy? The fast-finishing Titans will be a big test for Taylor and his team.
Height: 179cm
Weight: 91kg
Age: 26
Height: 184cm
Weight: 90kg
He has speed to burn and unbelievable skills but what he doesn’t have is a place in the top eight. Can Shaun sharpen up the Warriors and get them back in position for a crack at the finals?
After missing last weekend Carney will be keen to stop the Sharks sliding further down the ladder against the Warriors, but will Johnson and his Kiwi bros cause too much carnage for Carney?
Age: 27
Weight: 104kg
Age: 33
Height: 183cm
Weight: 105kg
The Tigers’ campaign has yet to live up to expectations and their big off-season buy will need to step up if they are to save their season. Can Blair brush aside the Eels and keep the Tigers a top-eight chance?
Each win for the Eels brings them closer to avoiding the dreaded wooden spoon and with Moimoi leading the way the blue-and-gold army might just have a chance against the wounded Tigers.
The Raiders’ secret weapon is the cold Canberra climate and they will need all of Mother Nature’s support if they are to stop a Broncos team looking for redemption. Should the Raiders pray for snow?
Coach Griffin served up a bucket of displeasure for his team’s poor performance against the cellar-dweller Eels and will be none too pleased if the Brisbane boys put in a repeat performance this round.
Five loses in a row is almost unheard of south of the border but Bellamy and his boys are currently on struggle street. Can Craig fire up his team and get them back to the top of the table?
A loss against the Storm could see the Panthers edge closer to the wooden spoon. It has been a tough year for the mountain men but coach Cleary will be ready to wrestle to a win.
The chokers tag was well and truly shed when the Red V marched to victory against the Roosters in 2010. Was this as good as it gets for a Dragons fan or are there better days ahead?
The Roosters looked to have it in the bag in front of a sell-out home crowd but the Dragons showed true ANZAC spirit and snatched an unlikely victory. Does this memorable win compare to a premiership?
Considered one of the best props in the game, big Matt Scott is the engine behind the Cowboys. He works all game and never takes a backward step, but does the younger Tamou have more skill?
First Australia and then the Blues... will Tamou’s next challenge be to lead the Cowboys to a grand final or is he just a back-seat driver to the Cowboys captain Scott?