This week on NRL Monday, Andrew Moore is joined by Penrith tryscoring hero, Tom ‘Milky’ Jenkins to discuss his red-hot start to the season, and his dreams of securing an Origin jersey.

Moorey believes the heat is on St George Illawarra interim coach Dean Young heading into Round 11, and he also questions the scheduling of the Women’s State of Origin series.

Sydney Roosters star Connor Watson is in studio to chat about his future, Origin prospects, and the lure of PNG.

A packed Sunday NRL show kicked off with Six Again which discussed the impact of the PNG Chiefs tax free contract and how that will make it difficult for Perth Bears recruitment. John Gibbs in particular thought the Bears will struggle to build a strong list. The General Manager of the Chief Michael Chammas joined the team to talk about how the Jarome Luai signing came around and how he's enjoying screening the calls of Michael Carayannis. Jada Taylor popped into the commentary box to talk about her work with Cronulla's charity Sharks Have Heart, you can Get to Know Josh Papali'i and credit to Denis Carnahan for his song of the week.

Canterbury's defeat by North Queensland condemned the Bulldogs to a 3rd straight NRL defeat. But it was the manner of the performance that concerned Luke Lewis. Along with Andrew Moore and Michael Carayannis, they have some real concerns about where the Dogs season is heading. On the other side of the result was a very good performance from Cowboys back Tom Chester who explains his pre-season training efforts. Plus you can hear Dolphins hooker Max Plath who might be a Queensland Origin smokie. And there's an injury focused MC's Hammertime. 

Andrew Moore covers off on all the hot topics from Round 8 including whether St George Illawarra Dragons are in peril of losing its place against the Sydney Roosters on Anzac Day after two thrashings in the last three years?

Plus, should Cameron Munster be a walk up start as Queensland captain? We also preview the Women’s State of Origin series with Blues’ fullback Abbi Church and Maroons’ halfback Lauren Brown and Matthew Elliott swings by the studio to give his take on Craig Bellamy’s woes in Melbourne, and who he’s buying and selling.

Andrew Moore, John Gibbs and Luke Lewis are in the chair on the final day of Round 8 in the NRL, with the last matches of the weekend still to come. The team looks at the key storylines from across the round and what to watch for in the remaining games.

South Sydney Rabbitohs hooker Bronson Garlick joins the show to chat about his season and the Rabbitohs’ historic win in Melbourne.

Plus, all the regular segments return including Six Again, First Thought, Getting to Know You and Denis Carnahan’s Song of the Week.

It's been a week of turmoil for the St George Illawarra Dragons with the departure of coach Shane Flanagan and the reins handed over to caretaker coach Dean Young. Chief Executive Tim Watsford joined the NRL Saturday team to outline the scale of the rebuild at the club. Plus Jake Clifford chats to the team about the Cowboys high scoring win over Cronulla. And Michael Carayannis brings the latest rugby league news - and speculation - in MC's Hammertime.

It's been a sad day for ABC listeners and staff after the passing of great broadcaster and musician James Valentine. In an emotional and very personal tribute Andrew Moore explains how James used his incredible radio brain to help the NRL team out. Plus you can hear why Jake Trbojevic is feeling like he might have another in him. And there's some Dragons signing news in MC's Hammertime.

What is doing at the Dragons? On NRL Monday, Andrew Moore runs through a day of high drama at St George Illawarra including the sacking of Shane Flanagan, the club’s handling of the situation, and the appointment of Dean Young as interim coach. 

Matthew Elliott joins the conversation to discuss the pressure on head coaches, and Ruan Sims is in studio to react to the Dragons’ issues, plus she previews the Women’s State of Origin series.

Penrith try scoring phenomenon Thomas Jenkins 7 straight weeks of scoring at least 2 tries has got the Rugby League world asking - will he break Dave Brown's long standing record of 38 tries in a season? Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and John Gibbs debate that and try and come up with some solutions for the beleaguered St George Illawarra Dragons. You can Get To Know the Gold Coast Titans' Sam Verrills and hear Denis Carnahan's rewrite of The Disruptor (featuring Michael Carayannis). Plus the First Thought this week is on the great John Gibbs!

Back to back wins for Canberra Raiders have given great entertainment to the neutral but gun centre Simi Sasagi reckons they're making life harder for themselves than it needs to be. The got the better of Melbourne 26-22 but only after some daft penalties let the Storm back in to the match. And as for Melbourne Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and Michael Carayannis think the prognosis is bleak for Melbourne this season. Things are looking up at Manly though and you can here half back Jamal Fogarty chat about why he thinks they've turned things around with 3 straight wins.