The 2022 NRL season kick-off is finally here, but there are plenty of off-field issues still simmering. Buzz fronts up to Mick & Mobbsy about his Bulldogs drones comment on NRL360, they discuss the partner of Raiders forward Ryan Sutton taking aim at Canberra coach Ricky Stuart on Instagram, break down a big opening round of matches and, as always, answer your questions.

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The time for talk is over. Unless it's on The Daily Telegraph NRL Podcast. Buzz, Mick and Mobbsy dive into the trial signs ahead of the season. Is the writing on the wall for Canterbury and Trent Barrett? Will Nathan Cleary v DCE in Round 1 end the Kangaroos' halfback debate? Are Cronulla the real deal? The boys look at what has them excited for opening weekend, the fullback stars in the NRLW and answer your listener questions.

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This week, Phil Rothfield, Michael Carayannis and Adam Mobbs are at loggerheads over Latrell Mitchell's comments about the media influencing the match review committee and likening NRL to Oztag. They look at the pressure on the Wests Tigers following a disappointing first-up pre-season performance, preview the big trial talking points from this weekend and answer listener questions.

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Former Origin and premiership-winning hooker Michael Ennis opens up to Adam Mobbs about his role as a coaching advisor at the Parramatta Eels. Recorded live at the Fox League launch at Commbank Stadium, Ennis gives his verdict on the 2022 NRL season and gives his reasons why there should be plenty of hope among Parra fans ahead of the season, with the Fox League expert predicting 'something special' out of one Eel in particular.

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In this episode, hear the most recognised laugh in rugby league - no, not Michael Carayannis. Live from the Fox League launch at Commbank Stadium, Canterbury Bulldogs recruit and Fox League ambassador Josh Addo-Carr joins Adam Mobbs ahead of one of the most important seasons in his career. The Foxx explains why moving to the Bulldogs was a "shock to the system", delivers his verdict on teammates like Matt Burton and Jack Hetherington, and reveals a chance run in with an NRL legend at Canterbury's recent week-long camp in Tamworth.

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Adam Mobbs is joined by Parramatta forward Simaima Taufa, live from the Fox League launch at Commbank Stadium, as the Eels prepare for their debut season in the expanded NRLW competition. Taufa reveals why she left the Sydney Roosters to link up with Parra, players to watch at the Eels, who is the team to beat this season and the toll the postponed 2021 campaign had on the playing group.

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The footy gets back into full swing this weekend and Phil Rothfield, Michael Carayannis and Adam Mobbs kick it off with St George Illawarra's decision to extend Anthony Griffin's contract before a ball is kicked. The boys look at what it means for the Dragons and their chances in 2022. Mick breaks the news on the Dolphins poaching one of Penrith's best young talents, we preview the all-important trials, answer your questions and Buzz makes a stunning* revelation about his dinner plans.

*The revelation was not stunning.

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The summer of league is upon us.  Phil Rothfield, Michael Carayannis and Adam Mobbs are back, fit and firing for the NRL preseason. The boys break down our exclusive coaches survey, rule changes for the season, debate whether the Melbourne Storm era of dominance is over and Parramatta’s premiership window. They pay tribute to the late Johnny Raper and preview the All Stars weekend. 

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Phil Rothfield, Michael Carayannis and Adam Mobbs get together for the final time in 2021. They discuss the reasons behind Penrith getting a brand new $300 million stadium, despite being the only tenants, as well as the Panthers losing another grand final star in Apisai Koroisau. The boys look into their crystal ball ahead of the 2022 NRL season and run the rule over Buzz's predictions from 12 months ago, with some surprising results.

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Buzz has taken a break this week so Brent Read joins Michael Carayannis and Adam Mobbs to break down the Brandon Smith podcast fallout, how the Storm and Dolphins feel, and whether he will be at Melbourne in 2022. The boys forecast a host of potential player movements, Ready slams the idea of an NRL draft, and they answer your listener questions. 

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