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It's usually always halves, fullbacks and the occasional hooker who cover the most overall distance per match according to the Telstra Tracker.
So it was a rare effort from Roosters lock Victor Radley to rack up 9.23km against the Knights - the second-highest total of the round.
Aside from a couple of dummy-halves, Radley and Cowboys second-rower Shane Wright, who ranked fourth with 9.11km, were the only forwards in the top 10. Eel Ryan Matterson (8.94km) was 12th.
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Cowboys playmaker Tom Dearden (9.58km) tallied the most distance followed by Radley, fellow Rooster Drew Hutchison (9.20km), Wright and Broncos fullback Tesi Niu (9.09km).
North Queensland winger Kane Bradley produced a strong debut against the Storm and that was backed up in his GPS data as he recorded the most high-speed metres (20km/h or more).
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Bradley (871m) beat out Parramatta winger Blake Ferguson (780m), Cowboys hooker/fullback Jake Granville (775m) and Dragons second-rower Jack Bird (756m) for the top spot.
It's no surprise that Melbourne flyer Josh Addo-Carr produced the fastest speed (35.4km/h), though it was well short of his best.
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In the same game, North Queensland five-eighth Scott Drinkwater (35km/h) showed his impressive turn of foot.
Other standouts were Canberra's Sebastian Kris (34.7km/h), Canterbury's Nick Meaney (34.6km/h) and Cowboy Kyle Feldt (34.4km/h).
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Meanwhile, the relative distance category was headed up by Roosters prop Fletcher Baker, who averaged 105.7 metres per minute in his 29-minute stint off the interchange against Newcastle.
Panthers bench duo Scott Sorensen (103.2m/m) and Liam Martin (101.5m/m), Knights halfback Phoenix Crossland (100.9m/m) and Dragons prop Josh Kerr (100.7m/m) were next.