Connor Watson's last 18 months qualifies as a real 'wow' moment. He told Andrew Moore and the team how he's gone from a wheelchair to reserve grade to a NSW jumper in the space of a few months. 

The Maroons are confident they will wrap up this year's State of Origin series in Melbourne in Game 2. Winger Xavier Coates says he loves working with coach Billy Slater and can't believe the depth of knowledge the relatively inexperienced coach has built. Featured: Xavier Coates, Queensland winger.

Things are looking bright for the future of rugby league with the young stars shining in last night's U19s men's and women's Origin games. And at just 23 years of age, Stephen Crichton is showing leadership qualities beyond his years at both the Bulldogs and the NSW Blues. 

The news just keeps on getting better for the Wests Tigers with Adam Doueihi re-signing with the club and Josh and Darcie discuss the importance of his signature. The Dolphins have also re-signed one of their stars, Jeremy Marshall-King until 2028. 

Veteran Rabbitohs hooker Damien Cook is set to join the Dragons in 2025. Josh and Darcie discuss his impact on the Red V and how Shane Flanagan has turned them around. Round 16 sees surprising returns with Tevita Pangai Junior back in the NRL and Ryan Papenhuyzen returning from injury. Plus, where will Manly use Tom Trbojevic?, the Eels narrow their coaching search to three, and will Michael Maguire stay if the Blues lose next Wednesday?

Billy Slater has made two changes to his team for next Wednesday's clash with the Blues, including dropping Selwyn Cobbo from the bench. Darcie and Josh review the changes and discuss who Queensland might target. Meanwhile, Michael Maguire responds to reports that Blues debutant Joseph Sua’ali’i's high shot on Reece Walsh was intentional. Plus, Luke Keary's retirement reversal, the Rabbitohs finding form, and why the Broncos are outside the top 8.

Michael Maguire has introduced five new players to the Blues lineup after their State of Origin Game One loss to the Maroons. Josh and Darcie break down the changes and share their thoughts on the revamped team. Meanwhile, Wests Tigers fans finally have something to cheer about as the team snaps a nine-game losing streak, coinciding with a $40 million upgrade to their spiritual home, Leichhardt Oval. Plus, find out who Josh ran into at the Tigers game!

The Beanie for Brain Cancer Round has become one of the features of the NRL calendar. It sees the whole rugby league community coming together to support the great cause started by the former Newcastle Knight Mark Hughes. The man himself joined Andrew Moore and the team at the end of what is always an emotionally and physically taxing weekend for him a he continues to promote the great work done by his foundation. He reckons there's no other charity in the World that is afforded the luxury of the support of an entire sport - something he refers to as the NRL Army. Hughes explained that they are on track for a record fund-raising year having already raised $30 million over the past 10 years.

Are the Rabbitohs back? We're talking to caretaker Ben Hornby after Souths upset win over Brisbane. Andrew Moore talks to the interim coach about the players buying in and we get a fitness update on Origin hopeful Latrell Mitchell. PLUS, the mystery of Tallis Duncan's headgear routine.

The Phins were up last night as it came down to a missed conversion after the siren that could have sent the game into extra time and could be the reason Nicho Hynes lose his Origin jersey. Are the Sharks just telling the same old story of being flat track bullies?