Every NRL Teams Player of the Season
A loom at every sides best this season, and someone who impressed in 2026...

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π΄ Brisbane Broncos
π Player of the Season: Xavier Willison

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Xavier Willison has emerged as one of the Broncos' most important players in 2026.
The powerful forward has played 24 games, scoring seven tries, making 792 tackles and running for 2,983 metres at an average of 124 metres per game. He has also produced 43 tackle breaks, highlighting his growing influence with the ball.
Willison has been one of Brisbane's most consistent performers and has developed into a genuine leader of their forward pack.
β Player Who Impressed: Ezra Mam
Ezra Mam has produced another exciting season, playing 22 games and scoring 10 tries.
The five-eighth has also recorded 12 try assists, 11 line-break assists and 2,003 running metres, showing his ability to create and finish opportunities.
Mam's attacking threat and confidence have made him one of Brisbane's most important attacking players.
π’ Canberra Raiders
π Player of the Season: Simi Sasagi

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Simi Sasagi has been one of Canberra's standout performers and one of the most exciting players in the competition.
His combination of powerful running, tackle-breaking ability and versatility has made him incredibly difficult to contain.
Why he gets the award: Sasagi has consistently produced game-changing moments and has become a major attacking weapon for the Raiders.
β Player Who Impressed: Noah Martin
Noah Martin has been one of the Raiders' more impressive performers in 2026.
His work rate and ability to consistently contribute through the middle have made him an important member of Canberra's forward pack.
Why he impressed: Martin has taken his opportunities and continued to develop throughout the season.
πΆ Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
π Player of the Season: Sitili Tupouniua

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Sitili Tupouniua has been a huge presence in Canterbury's forward pack.
His physicality, defensive work and ability to make an impact close to the line have made him one of the Bulldogs' most important forwards.
Why he gets the award: Tupouniua consistently brings intensity and power, while providing an attacking threat that makes him difficult to defend.
β Player Who Impressed: Josh Curran
Josh Curran has quietly put together another strong season.
His ability to play long minutes, make tackles and provide energy through the middle has made him an important player for Canterbury. Will be a nice pickup for the Perth Bears next season.
Why he impressed: Curran consistently does the hard work and rarely receives the same recognition as some of the bigger names.
π¦ Cronulla Sharks
π Player of the Season: Braydon Trindall

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Braydon Trindall has been one of the NRL's most productive playmakers in 2026.
He has been the driving force behind Cronulla's attack and his ability to create opportunities has made him one of the competition's standout halves, without him the Sharks struggle to win.
Why he gets the award: Trindall's creativity, kicking game and ability to produce in important moments have been crucial for the Sharks.
β Player Who Impressed: Jesse Colquhoun
Jesse Colquhoun has continued to develop into an important member of Cronulla's forward pack.
His defensive work rate and consistency have made him a player the Sharks can rely on.
Why he impressed: He has continued to take steps forward and looks increasingly comfortable at NRL level, making him a great replacement for Cam McInnes in 2027.
π¬ Dolphins
π Player of the Season: Herbie Farnworth

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Herbie Farnworth has been absolutely outstanding.
In 23 games, he has scored 13 tries, produced seven try assists and 13 line breaks, while also recording an enormous 150 tackle breaks and 3,861 running metres.
Averaging 167 metres per game, Farnworth has once again proven himself as one of the best centres in rugby league.
β Player Who Impressed: Kodi Nikorima
Kodi Nikorima has been one of the Dolphins' most valuable players.
His versatility and ability to cover multiple positions have made him extremely useful, while his creativity has provided another dimension to the Dolphins' attack. He is a huge loss, but a huge gain for the Dragons in 2027.
Why he impressed: Nikorima has consistently stepped up and produced when given opportunities.
β‘ Gold Coast Titans
π Player of the Season: Jayden Campbell

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Jayden Campbell has been one of the Titans' brightest performers.
His speed, footwork and ability to create something out of nothing have made him one of Gold Coast's most dangerous attacking players.
Why he gets the award: Campbell has consistently been capable of changing games and remains one of the Titans' biggest attacking weapons.
β Player Who Impressed: Oliver Pascoe
Oliver Pascoe has shown plenty of promise throughout the season.
He has impressed with his willingness to take on responsibility and his ability to contribute in a developing Titans side.
Why he impressed: Pascoe has taken his opportunities and shown that he could have a significant future at the club.
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Manly Sea Eagles
π Player of the Season: Haumole Olakau'atu

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Haumole Olakau'atu has once again been one of the NRL's most destructive edge forwards.
His combination of power, athleticism and ability to break tackles makes him one of Manly's most dangerous players.
Why he gets the award: Few forwards can match his ability to consistently create attacking opportunities while also producing huge defensive efforts.
β Player Who Impressed: Clayton Faulalo
Clayton Faulalo has impressed when given opportunities and made himself undroppable.
His effort, speed and ability to contribute in attack have made him an exciting player to watch.
Why he impressed: Faulalo has taken advantage of his chances and shown that he belongs at NRL level.
π£ Melbourne Storm
π Player of the Season: Sualauvi Faalogo

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Sualauvi Faalogo has produced one of the most exciting seasons in the competition.
His speed and attacking ability have made him a constant threat whenever Melbourne have the ball.
Why he gets the award: Faalogo has the ability to turn almost any situation into a scoring opportunity and has been one of the Storm's biggest game-breakers.
β Player Who Impressed: Cooper Clarke
Cooper Clarke has impressed during his opportunities at NRL level.
His work rate and willingness to do the difficult work have helped him establish himself as an important developing player.
Why he impressed: Clarke has shown plenty of potential and looks capable of becoming a regular first-grade player.
π° Newcastle Knights
π Player of the Season: Kalyn Ponga

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Kalyn Ponga has once again been Newcastle's most important attacking player.
His ability to create opportunities, break defensive lines and control the attack makes him one of the NRL's most dangerous fullbacks.
Why he gets the award: When Ponga is at his best, Newcastle are a completely different team.
β Player Who Impressed: Francis Manuleleua
Francis Manuleleua has been one of Newcastle's more exciting emerging players. Strong in defence, but also a genuine try scoring forward.
Why he impressed: He has taken his opportunities and shown encouraging signs for the future.
βοΈ New Zealand Warriors
π Player of the Season: Jackson Ford

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Jackson Ford has been a workhorse for the Warriors.
His defensive work rate and consistency through the middle and on the edge have made him incredibly valuable.
Why he gets the award: Ford consistently does the difficult work and has been one of the Warriors' most reliable players.
β Player Who Impressed: Sam Healey
Sam Healey has made a positive impression when given opportunities, and was the best bench hooker in the league this season.
Why he impressed: His energy and willingness to get involved have shown plenty of potential.
π€ North Queensland Cowboys
π Player of the Season: Heilum Luki

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Heilum Luki has been a standout edge forward for North Queensland.
His combination of size, athleticism and try-scoring ability has made him a major threat.
Why he gets the award: Luki has consistently produced both attacking and defensive contributions.
β Player Who Impressed: Tom Mikaele
Tom Mikaele has impressed with his impact through the middle.
Why he impressed: His physicality and energy have made him an important contributor when called upon.
π‘ Parramatta Eels
π Player of the Season: Ronald Volkman

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Ronald Volkman has been one of Parramatta's standout attacking players.
In 18 games, he has scored eight tries and produced 10 try assists, while also recording 1,394 running metres and 344 tackles.
For a player continuing to establish himself at NRL level, Volkman's 2026 season has been hugely impressive.
β Player Who Impressed: Jordan Samrani
Jordan Samrani has impressed with his development throughout the season, likely replacing Sean Russell in the centres in 2027.
Why he impressed: He has taken his opportunities and shown plenty of signs that he can become an important player for Parramatta.
πΎ Penrith Panthers
π Player of the Season: Nathan Cleary

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Nathan Cleary remains the best player in the NRL.
His ability to control games through his kicking, passing and game management continues to make him the centrepiece of Penrith's attack.
Why he gets the award: Cleary's consistency and influence on matches remain among the best in rugby league.
β Player Who Impressed: Liam Henry
Liam Henry has been a reliable member of Penrith's forward rotation. Great pickup for the Perth Bears.
Why he impressed: His work rate and consistency have helped him become an increasingly important player.
π° South Sydney Rabbitohs
π Player of the Season: Tallis Duncan

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Tallis Duncan has continued to establish himself as one of South Sydney's most exciting forwards.
His ability to run hard, break tackles and contribute in attack has made him a major threat.
Why he gets the award: Duncan's attacking impact from the forward pack has been exceptional.
β Player Who Impressed: Matt Dufty
Matt Dufty has impressed with his contributions throughout the season.
Why he impressed: His attacking ability and experience have helped him make the most of his opportunities.
π St. George Illawarra Dragons
π Player of the Season: Toby Couchman

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Toby Couchman has developed into one of the Dragons' most important forwards.
His work rate, physicality and ability to consistently make metres have made him a key part of the pack. Both Couchman brothers will be a staple of this Dragons side in years to come.
Why he gets the award: Couchman has shown impressive development and consistency.
β Player Who Impressed: Hamish Stewart
Hamish Stewart has impressed with his performances and development, future captain material for sure.
Why he impressed: He has shown plenty of potential and looks like an important part of the Dragons' future.
π Sydney Roosters
π Player of the Season: Sam Walker

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Sam Walker has been one of the NRL's most productive attacking players.
In 21 games, Walker has scored 10 tries, produced 21 try assists and 20 line-break assists, while also kicking 77 goals and forcing 21 drop-outs.
His creativity has made him the standout player for the Roosters.
β Player Who Impressed: Salesi Foketi
Salesi Foketi has been one of the Roosters' more impressive developing players.
Why he impressed: He has shown energy, physicality and plenty of potential.
π― Wests Tigers
π Player of the Season: Terrell May

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Terrell May has been one of the most influential forwards in the competition.
His ability to play big minutes, make metres, offloading, and contribute defensively has made him incredibly valuable.
Why he gets the award: May's consistency and workload have been among the best of any forward in the NRL.
β Player Who Impressed: Samuela Fainu
Samuela Fainu has continued to show why he is considered one of the NRL's most exciting young forwards.
In 15 games, he has scored four tries, produced five line breaks and five line-break assists, made 480 tackles and recorded 14 offloads.
His combination of size, footwork and attacking ability makes him a major prospect for the Tigers.
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