Andrew Moore and Matthew Elliott chat to Raiders forward Zac Hosking ahead of the Green Machines clash with Cronulla in Canberra. 

Michael Carayannis also joined Andrew and Matt for his "Hammertime" segment claiming Nathan Cleary will try his luck on the open market but is likely to stay with Penrith moving forward. 

Ruan Sims joins Andrew and Matt to talk about the Broncos blow ups this week that led to Ben Te'o resigning as Brisbane assistant coach. 

00:21 - MC's Hammertime

6:37 - Zac Hosking

13:57 - Ben Te'o

Daly Cherry-Evans returns to Brookvale Oval this week and the big question is, how will the Manly fans react when he runs out in the tricolours.

Andrew Moore is joined by Michael Carayannis to chat through the biggest issues in the game including DCE's upcoming clash, if anyone can beat Penrith and whether Bronson Xerri will play again for the Bulldogs.

Also, Parramatta prop Junior Paulo drops by to discuss the devastating loss of J’maine Hopgood to a season ending ACL injury and the 'Battle of the West' this weekend.

Andrew Moore, Michael Carayannis, John Gibbs and Luke Lewis are in the chair to continue Round 3. The team looks at the key storylines from the weekend and the big talking points around the competition.

Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs coach Cameron Ciraldo joins the program to discuss the Bulldogs’ approach this season and the growing focus on players being able to perform on both sides of the field, while South Sydney Rabbitohs fullback Jye Gray chats about his development and season so far.

Legendary Balmain Tigers and Australia fullback Garry Jack stops by to talk about his new book Jumping Jack, and former Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks premiership winner James Maloney reflects on the club’s historic 2016 title.

Plus, Getting to Know You with Josh King, along with all the regular segments including First Thought, Six Again and Denis' Song of the Week.

00:19 - Six Again

6:45 - Cameron Ciraldo

19:32 - First Thought

24:26- GTKY Josh King

36:12 - Garry Jack

54:46 - Jye Gray

1:01:08 - James Maloney

1:15:42 - Denis' Song of the Week

Andrew Moore, Michael Carayannis and Luke Lewis are in the chair as Round 3 action continues in the NRL. The team kicks things off by breaking down the dominance of the Penrith Panthers and whether they could go through the season undefeated if not for Origin disruptions.

Plus, Panthers fullback Dylan Edwards joins the show, along with Brisbane Broncos centre Kotoni Staggs, as they chat about their form and the season so far.

And of course, MC’s Hammertime returns with all the latest talking points from around the game.

00:19 - Penrith Panthers Dominance

8:45 - Dylan Edwards

16:52 - MC's Hammertime

20:00- Kotoni Staggs

Andrew Moore and Michael Carayannis discuss the future prospects of Bronson Xerri if he can't force his way back into the Bulldogs first-grade line up. 

MC also discusses the likelihood of Roger Tuivasa-Sheck making a move to an Australian club with the Warriors looking to offload him. 

Alan Tongue joins the team to chat to Jack Williams on beating out Jack De Belin for the Eels Number 13 jersey and his hopes of representing NZ at the RL World Cup. 

00:21 - What are Bronson Xerri's options if he doesn't regain his place? 

3:47 - MC's Hammertime - Is RTS headed to an Australian club? 

8:36 - Jack Williams on Parra wanting to be a top 4 team and his keenness to be a Kiwi

Newcastle coach Justin Holbrook joined Andrew Moore to declare they have no choice but to get on with it following injuries to stars Kalyn Ponga and Dylan Brown.

Souths boss Blake Solly chats all things Alex Johnston following his record-breaking weekend.

Four-time premiership winner Scott Sorensen dropped by the studio to discuss the Panthers' red-hot start to the season, Mitch Kenny's birdwatching and who's hot and who is under the pump in the NRL.

Andrew Moore, Michael Carayannis, John Gibbs and Luke Lewis are back on NRL Sunday as the team covers a big day of action in the NRL. They chat with Penrith Panthers hooker Mitch Kenny about Penrith's start and his bird watching hobby and how he's trying his best to get some Panthers teammates out there with him.

Also, Sharks premiership winner Gerard Beale reflects on the club’s historic 2016 title, Manly CEO Jason King drops by and the will Bronson Xerri seek an immediate release from the Bulldogs.

Plus all the regular segments including Six Again, First Thought, and this week’s Getting to Know You with Luke Lewis.

00:19 - Six Again

4:20 - First Thought

7:40 - Mitch Kenny

17:19 - Bronson Xerri Reports

21:22 - Jason King

35:30 - Gerard Beale

50:50 - Getting to Know Luke Lewis

Inspired by Love Story, Denis Carnahan's Song of the Week delivers a tribute to Jarome Luai after Matthew Elliott declared him the Wests Tigers’ best player on Saturday.

Andrew Moore, Michael Carayannis and Matthew Elliott re-live the historic moment for Alex Johnston after he broke the competition’s all-time try scoring record and ponder whether he should now be on the medal for the season's leading tryscorer.

Plus, New Zealand Warriors halfback Tanah Boyd joins the show to talk the Warriors two win start and Penrith Panthers CEO Matt Cameron discusses the club’s commitment to Bathurst and regional communities.

00:19 - Alex Johnston Record

5:30 - Tanah Boyd

14:52 - MC's Hammertime

18:18 - Matt Cameron

It turns out Friday the 13th is lucky for some with Alex Johnston becoming the greatest try scorer in rugby league history, scoring try 213 for the Rabbitohs against the Roosters to break Ken Irvine's long-standing record. Hear the ABC Sport commentary of the equalling then record-breaking tries as called by Brett Sprigg.