- James Tedesco
- Josh Addo-Carr
- James Roberts
- Euan Aitken
- Nick Cotric
- James Maloney
- Nathan Cleary
- Reagan Campbell-Gillard
- Cameron McInnes
- Paul Vaughan
- Tyson Frizell
- Boyd Cordner ©
- Jack de Belin
- Damien Cook.
- David Klemmer
- Tariq Sims
- Jake Trbojovic
Backs: Tedesco and Tom Trbojovic have been hit and miss at club level but Teddy gets the nod as an incumbent. I’ve partnered Roberts with Addo-Carr on the left for pure speed. Aitken has shown he matches up well with Greg Inglis and defends alongside club teammate Frizell on the right edge.
Subscribe now for unlimited access.
$0/
(min cost $0)
or signup to continue reading
Maloney is the standout No. 6 and without any No. 7 knocking the debate out of the park, club combination gets Cleary over the line.
Forwards: Vaughan and Campbell-Gillard are the form pair up front, Frizell is a no-brainer and Cordner stays on as skipper despite struggling for form at club level. De Belin is made for the early exchanges.
Bench: Cook is the closest thing we’ve seen to Craig Wing and can play a role with or without injury. Klemmmer gets rewarded for past exploits and Sims can play interchange wrecking ball. Trbojovic’s all-round skillset provides a point of difference from the bench.
Mitch Jennings
Sports writer. Sport is my passion, rugby league my first love.
Sports writer. Sport is my passion, rugby league my first love.
