OFFICIAL Roster Tracker for 2022 and beyond

DIRECT YOUR COMPLAINTS AND CORRECTIONS TO @McHunt

PLAYER ROSTER FOR 2022 AND BEYOND
Salaries are pure speculation based on media reporting.

PLAYER	2022​	2023​	2024​	2025​
Adam Reynolds	2022​	2023​	2024​
Albert Kelly	2022​
Billy Walters	2022​
Blake Mozer	​	2023​	2024​	2025​
Brendan Piakura	2022​	2023​	2024​
Brenko Lee	2022​
Corey Jensen	2022​	2023​
Corey Oates	2022​
Cory Paix	2022​	2023​
Deine Mariner		2023​	2024​
Deloise Hoeter	2022​
Ethan Quai-Ward	2022​	2023​
Ezra Mam	2022​	2023​	2024​
Herbie Farnworth	2022​	2023​
Jake Turpin	2022​
Jesse Arthars	Loan to Warriors​	2023​
Jordan Riki	2022​	2023​	2024​
Jordan Pereira	2022​	2023​
Keenan Palasia	2022​	2023​
Kobe Hetherington	2022​	2023​
Kotoni Staggs	2022​	2023​	2024​	2025​
Kurt Capewell	2022​	2023​	2024​
Leivaha Pulu (train & trial)	T&T​
Logan Bayliss (development)	2022​	2023​
Patrick Carrigan	2022​	2023​	2024​
Payne Haas	2022​	2023​	2024​
Reece Walsh		2023​	2024​	2025​
Rhys Kennedy	2022​
Ryan James	2022​	​
Selwyn Cobbo	2022​	2023​	2024​	2025​
TC Robati	2022​	2023​	2024​
Te Maire Martin	2022​
Tesi Niu	2022​	2023​
Thomas Flegler	2022​	2023​
Tyrone Roberts	2022​
Tyson Gamble	2022​	​
Xavier Willison	2022​	2023​	2024​	2025​
Zac Hosking	T&T​

DEVELOPMENT

Logan Bayliss

Deine Mariner

Blake Mozer

Ethan Quai-Ward

Te Maire Martin

Xavier Willison

OFF CONTRACT 2023

Albert Kelly

Billy Walters (expect 2 year extension)

Corey Oates (expect 3 year extension)

Deloise Hoeter

Jake Turpin (won't be extended)

Ryan James (retiring)

Tyson Gamble (released to Knights)

STOCKS

Front Row
Carrigan, Flegler, Haas, James, Willison , Kennedy, Jensen, Palasia, Bayliss

Second Row
Piakura, Riki, Capewell, Leivaha Pulu (t&t), James, Robati, Oates, Palasia, Hosking

Lock
Carrigan, Hetherington, Hosking, Flegler, Leivaha Pulu (t&t), Robati, Palasia

Hooker
Turpin, Paix, Hetherington, Walters

Half
Reynolds, Gamble, Kelly, Mam, Staggs, Walters, Martin, Paix, Roberts, Turpin

Fullback
Niu, Farnworth, Cobbo, Martin, Walsh

Centre
Farnworth, Staggs, Niu, Cobbo, Lee, Capewell, Hoeter

Wing
Cobbo, Oates, Niu, Farnworth, Pereira, Quai-Ward (t&t)


ETHNO MAP

QLD (17)
Billy Walters, Brenko Lee, Corey Jensen, Corey Oates, Cory Paix, Delouise Hoeter, Ezra Mam, Jake Turpin, Keenan Palasia, Kobe Hetherington, Kurt Capewell, Logan Bayliss, Patrick Carrigan, Reece Walsh, Selwyn Cobbo, Thomas Flegler, Tyson Gamble

NZ (9)
Brendan Piakura, Delouise Hoeter, Jordan Riki, Jordan Pereira, Keenan Palasia, Leivaha Pulu, TC Robati, Te Maire Martin, Xavier Willison

NSW (8)
Adam Reynolds, Zac Hosking, Albert Kelly, Kotoni Staggs, Payne Haas, Ryan James, Rhys Kennedy, Tyrone Roberts

Indigenous (9)
Albert Kelly, Brenko Lee, Ezra Mam, Jordan Riki, Kotoni Staggs, Reece Walsh, Ryan James, Selwyn Cobbo, Tyrone Roberts

Tonga (5)
Brenko Lee, Delouise Hoeter, Leivaha Pulu, Kotoni Staggs, Tesi Niu

Samoa (3)
Keenan Palasia, Jordan Pereira, Payne Haas

Cook Islands (2)
Brendan Piakura, Xavier Willison

England (1)
Herbie Farnworth


2022 QCUP ALLOCATIONS

Souths Magpies
Ezra Mam
Kobe Hetherington
Tesi Niu
Cory Paix
Thomas Flegler
Albert Kelly
Blake Mozer
Brenko Lee
Corey Oates
Jordan Pereira
Adam Reynolds
Logan Bayliss
Ethan Quai-Ward

Norths Devils
Kurt Capewell
Herbie Farnworth
Tyson Gamble
Rhys Kennedy
Brendan Piakura
Jordan Riki
Kotoni Staggs
Ryan James
Xavier Willison

Wynnum Manly
Delouise Hoeter
TC Robati
Selwyn Cobbo
Pat Carrigan
Payne Haas
Corey Jensen
David Mead
Keenan Palasia
Jake Turpin
Billy Walters
Te Maire Martin
Deine Mariner

 

[Marty Deutschmann]

His defence in the big moments was epic last night, just like his try, he just seemed to put himself in the right position at the right time.

If he keeps doing that, I don’t care what his stats are.

People talking about his stats and only his stats clearly don't watch him play.

 

[theshed]

People talking about his stats and only his stats clearly don't watch him play.

I didn’t any conclusions from the stats. Just shared them

 

[NSW stables]

I want to see Cobbo there when he’s ready but he is far from the total package at fullback yet and that try doesn’t really prove anything except he’s very quick. I’d like to see him train as a fullback over the offseason and have some games there in Q Cup or playing centre in first grade for now.

The try was great, but he had a bit of a mixed game again.

He ran hard, but was a bit passive and uncertain at times which led to an oppositions try. He looks better when he attacks the ball, and makes a decision and just goes with it (as shown with his try).

I did notice he runs the fullback sweep structure well. Whilst tesi moves a bit lateral (reducing room for his centre and wing), cobbo is more direct and straightens the attack.

 

[theshed]

The try was great, but he had a bit of a mixed game again.

He ran hard, but was a bit passive and uncertain at times which led to an oppositions try. He looks better when he attacks the ball, and makes a decision and just goes with it (as shown with his try).

I did notice he runs the fullback sweep structure well. Whilst tesi moves a bit lateral (reducing room for his centre and wing), cobbo is more direct and straightens the attack.

Yeah he seems to have that same lack of urgency in defence at fullback that also plagues Isaako and Niu. We need a specialist coach like Slater.

 

[Sproj]

Yeah he seems to have that same lack of urgency in defence at fullback that also plagues Isaako and Niu. We need a specialist coach like Slater.

I disagree, I think his defense is a class well above Niu and Isaako. His problem is that he is inexperienced and raw.

 

[theshed]

I disagree, I think his defense is a class well above Niu and Isaako. His problem is that he is inexperienced and raw.

I should specify that I mean at fullback. His defence at centre has been very impressive, which gives me confidence it will improve at fullback too.

 

[1910]

Capewell doing his best Alex Glenn impressions lately.

Run metres and minutes:

Final v eels:
Minutes: 70
Metres: 59

Finals week 1:
Minutes: 72
Metres: 54

Round 25:
Minutes: 52
Metres: 22

Round 24:
Minutes: 51
Metres: 19

Round 23:
Minutes: 80
Metres: 101

Capewell's best assest is skipping across the field from right to left. He's got unbelievable footwork and footy smarts. I don't think the Sharks or Penrith have used it as well as they could have.

He's a great kicker (Kick offs) too.

I think Capewell could be used like Murray at lock, he'd be great given an opportunity to skip around.

The try that came straight to mind was 3:00.

 

[Sproj]

Capewell's best assest is skipping across the field from right to left. He's got unbelievable footwork and footy smarts. I don't think the Sharks or Penrith have used it as well as they could have.

He's a great kicker (Kick offs) too.

I think Capewell could be used like Murray at lock, he'd be great given an opportunity to skip around.

The try that came straight to mind was 3:00.

How good was that number 9! If only we had him and hadn't favoured Macca instead.

 

[Evander]

I think Ezra Mam is ready for that 6 jersey next year. Him and Cobbo are going to be lethal next year. Reynolds is the perfect partner for Ezra

 

[theshed]

I think Ezra Mam is ready for that 6 jersey next year. Him and Cobbo are going to be lethal next year. Reynolds is the perfect partner for Ezra

No rush but I tend to agree. Would like to see him give a shot later in the season if form permits. A big 2023 with Reynolds and Mam would be nice

 

[NSW stables]

No rush but I tend to agree. Would like to see him give a shot later in the season if form permits. A big 2023 with Reynolds and Mam would be nice

I reckon he will/should come into pre-season training with the top squad (not sure if he is in the development squad) and could look at a potential mid to late 2022 debut.

By this time he will have about 20 odd ISC games under his belt, have had the opportunity to mix with and run some shapes with the first grade squad and spend some time with kevie and reynolds talking specialist halves work.

Although there are definitely areas for improvement which I have highlighted before, he just has a knack for putting himself in the right spot to find/get the ball (much like lockyer did).

 

[Marty Deutschmann]

So.. isn't our roster full now ba one spot?

If ikin has a vision to hold a few spots open for train and trial players, who is yet to get cut loose?

 

[McHunt]

Issac Luke calls it a day.

Was never rated by anyone on this forum, but I thought he put in a decent show against the backdrop of a looming wooden spoon and general team apathy. He was far from one of our worst.

Few will remember him as a Bronco:

Rabbitohs (2007-2015) – 188 NRL games
Warriors (2016-2019) – 83 NRL games
Dragons (2020) – 3 NRL games
Broncos (2020) – 12 NRL games
NRL record: 286 games, 50 tries, 205 goals.

Kiwis debut: v Australia, 2008
Kiwis record: 43 tests, 5 tries, 22 goals
2008 World Cup victory
2010 and 2014 Four Nations triumphs
Kiwis Captain, 2015 and 2018

Farewell to legend Kiwi #749 Issac Luke |

Farewell to legend Kiwi #749 Issac LukeNew Zealand Rugby League - Official New Zealand Rugby League website

nzrl.co.nz

 

[Wolfie]

Capewell's best assest is skipping across the field from right to left. He's got unbelievable footwork and footy smarts. I don't think the Sharks or Penrith have used it as well as they could have.

He's a great kicker (Kick offs) too.

I think Capewell could be used like Murray at lock, he'd be great given an opportunity to skip around.

The try that came straight to mind was 3:00.

Oh no, a youtube clip, you have turned into @upthebroncs

 

[1910]

Oh no, a youtube clip, you have turned into @upthebroncs

I did think about that but I knew about the try I just had to find evidence!

 

[theshed]

Issac Luke calls it a day.

Was never rated by anyone on this forum, but I thought he put in a decent show against the backdrop of a looming wooden spoon and general team apathy. He was far from one of our worst.

Few will remember him as a Bronco:

Rabbitohs (2007-2015) – 188 NRL games
Warriors (2016-2019) – 83 NRL games
Dragons (2020) – 3 NRL games
Broncos (2020) – 12 NRL games
NRL record: 286 games, 50 tries, 205 goals.

Kiwis debut: v Australia, 2008
Kiwis record: 43 tests, 5 tries, 22 goals
2008 World Cup victory
2010 and 2014 Four Nations triumphs
Kiwis Captain, 2015 and 2018

Farewell to legend Kiwi #749 Issac Luke |

Farewell to legend Kiwi #749 Issac LukeNew Zealand Rugby League - Official New Zealand Rugby League website

nzrl.co.nz

Luke was one of my favourite non-broncos back when he was at south’s. Was pretty well past it by the time he came to us but he was the close to the second best hooker in the game for a brief period.

 

[tommy]

Luke was one of my favourite non-broncos back when he was at south’s. Was pretty well past it by the time he came to us but he was the close to the second best hooker in the game for a brief period.

After Robbie Farah if memory serves me.

 

[Foordy]

So the signing of Ryan James likely completes our roster for 2022 (unless a train and trial player impresses or a player suddenly becomes available) ... so i think that calls for a team list. this is the team that I would start for round 1, 2022

1. Farnworth
2. Oates
3. Cobbo
4. Stagg
5. Lee
6. Gamble
7. Reynolds (c)
8. Carrigan
9. Paix
10. Haas
11. Capewell
12. Riki
13. Hethrington

14. Turpin
15. James
16. Robati
17. Flegler - the reason i don't have him starting is i think he offers more impact from the bench than Carrigan, he would be able to keep the momentum going once our starters go off.