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NRL News: An Updated Guide to All of the Season’s Happenings

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How is each team tracking?

Here is a snapshot of the most important news for each team in the league:

Rabbitohs

South Sydney is looking at a tricky match against the Panthers with Campbell Graham sidelined again. It's another injury setback for the talented centre who's battling to stay on the field. The good news? Alex Johnston's back and hunting Ken Irvine's try record, sitting just 18 tries away. Wayne Bennett's keeping faith with Jamie Humphreys at halfback, resisting the temptation to shake things up. With Latrell Mitchell's eventual return on the horizon, the Rabbitohs are hoping to stay competitive despite their injury challenges.

Panthers

Penrith's making some interesting moves with Trent Toelau getting the nod at halfback, jumping ahead of Brad Schneider. After his impressive performance filling in earlier, Toelau's been learning from Nathan Cleary and is now getting his shot. Daine Laurie's overcome a quad injury, and the backline's been reshuffled with Tom Jenkins moving to centre. Ivan Cleary's giving the young playmaker a chance to prove himself which could be a pivotal moment in the team's season.

Roosters

The Tricolours are dealing with a serious hooker crisis, with Zach Dockar-Clay stepping up while Connor Watson and Brandon Smith are sidelined. Trent Robinson gets a boost with Nat Butcher and Lindsay Collins returning to the bench, which couldn't come at a better time after a tough loss to the Warriors. They'll need all hands on deck to handle the Titans' powerful pack. The team's looking to bounce back and show they're still a force to be reckoned with.

Titans

Gold Coast is facing some adversity with exciting playmaker Keano Kini dealing with a neck injury. The new-look spine will rely on Jayden Campbell and AJ Brimson to keep the momentum going. Jaylan de Groot gets another NRL opportunity, stepping in to fill a gap. With Alofiana Khan-Pereira and Jaimin Jolliffe still out, the Titans will need to dig deep and show their resilience against the Roosters.

Dolphins

Still searching for their first win of the season, the Dolphins are staring down the barrel of a potential 0-4 start under new coach Kristian Woolf. Despite the challenging start, Woolf is sticking with the same 17 that let a lead slip against the Wests Tigers. Historically, only four teams have made finals after such a rocky start, so the pressure is mounting. Kenny Bromwich remains on the sidelines, adding to the team's struggles.

Broncos

Kotoni Staggs makes a welcome return to the lineup, bringing Origin experience back to the side. Michael Maguire's tough approach has seen Deine Mariner dropped in favour of Gehamat Shibasaki, showing the new coach isn't afraid to make bold selections. After a Queensland derby win, the Broncos are looking to build momentum in the Battle of Brisbane. Staggs will be eager to recapture the form that saw him selected for the Kangaroos in 2023.

Dragons

Shane Flanagan's making some tough calls after a disappointing loss, dropping Blake Lawrie and Raymond Faitala-Mariner. David Klemmer comes in via the bench, bringing some serious experience to the forward pack. Moses Suli is battling through a rib injury, likely needing a needle to play. With Dylan Egan set to make his NRL debut, the Dragons are hoping these changes can spark a turnaround in their recent form.

Storm

Melbourne's dealing with some injury challenges, with Nick Meaney and Will Warbrick causing reshuffles in the backline. Tyran Wishart steps up to fill the crucial No.7 jersey, showcasing his incredible versatility. Coach Craig Bellamy will be counting on Wishart's ability to play multiple positions to keep the team's performance high. The Storm continue to show why they're considered one of the most adaptable teams in the competition.

Cowboys

Todd Payten is under pressure to deliver a win, with the same 17 that lost to the Broncos getting another chance. Viliami Vailea is set to play despite an eye injury, highlighting the team's desperation. Zac Laybutt's return from an ACL injury via the reserves could provide a boost. The Cowboys need a strong performance to quell growing concerns about the coach's long-term future with the club.

Raiders

Joseph Tapine's return from suspension sees some shuffling in the pack, with Corey Horsburgh moving to lock. Morgan Smithies is out due to a concussion, adding to the team's challenges. Ricky Stuart was frustrated after the loss to Manly and will be hoping for a better showing in Townsville. The Raiders face a tough away trip and need to show they can compete against top-tier opposition.

Sharks

Cronulla looks relatively stable, with Tom Hazelton returning from a back injury to replace the injured Braden Hamlin-Uele. Siosifa Talakai is named to play despite leaving the last game with an ankle issue. The team seems confident in its current lineup and is looking to build on recent success against the Bulldogs.

Bulldogs

Cameron Ciraldo's keeping faith with the same 17 that beat the Eels, with Bailey Hayward retaining the No.6 jersey after extending his contract. Viliame Kikau is targeting a return in Round 7, which could provide a future boost. The team seems to be building momentum and looking to continue their recent positive form.

Sea Eagles

Big news with Tom Trbojevic returning after sitting out with hamstring tightness. Anthony Seibold gets a significant boost with Trbojevic back in the lineup. Lehi Hopoate moves to the wing, and Josh Aloiai starts in the front row with Taniela Paseka out. The Sea Eagles will be hoping Trbojevic can provide the spark they need.

Eels

Parramatta brings Sean Russell back to the wing, replacing Jordan Samrani. Dan Keir comes in for Sam Tuivaiti, with Dylan Brown staying at five-eighth despite some external pressure. The team looks to be maintaining stability while making minor adjustments to their lineup.

Wests Tigers

A boost with Jeral Skelton fit to play after initial hamstring concerns. Samuela Fainu is also back in the back row. Benji Marshall has named an unchanged 17, showing confidence in the current lineup. The Tigers will be looking to continue their recent positive momentum.

Warriors

A significant blow with Roger Tuivasa-Sheck out for around eight weeks with a hamstring injury. Adam Pompey shifts to wing, with Rocco Berry returning to the centres. Andrew Webster maintains faith in his halves pairing of Luke Metcalf and Chanel Harris-Tavita. The team will need to show resilience in the face of this injury setback.

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