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The Professor and Paul Dalligan deliver a full breakdown of a massive weekend in rugby league with the Roosters claiming both the NRLW and NRL premierships. From the women’s 30–6 domination to the men’s one‑point thriller, this episode covers every key moment, standout performance and tactical turning point.

They analyse the Roosters’ class across both deciders, including Millie Elliott’s perfect grand final farewell, Tarryn Aitken’s Karen Murphy Medal performance and the tactical kicking barrage that kept Newcastle under pressure. In the men’s final, Kalyn Ponga’s incredible losing effort, James Tedesco’s Churchill Medal numbers and Spencer Leniu’s game‑changing bench cameo headline a dramatic finish.

The show then shifts to Rugby League World Cup squad watch breaking down the Jillaroos, Kangaroos and New Zealand selections — eligibility changes, surprise omissions, debutants and the balance between Australia’s depth and New Zealand’s star power.

Perfect for listeners searching for the latest in rugby league analysis.

The Professor and Paul Dalligan unpack a massive week in rugby league, starting with the Dally M awards and the heated debate around the coach of the year. They break down Andrew Webster’s win, Justin Holbrook being overlooked and why the voting system continues to frustrate fans and clubs.

The boys dive into Player of the Year award winners Nathan Cleary and Tamika Upton plus look at rookie of the year Ethan Sanders' win and Karen Murphy’s impact on the Titans’ NRLW campaign.

The team of the year selections reveal plenty about the Panthers (3) and Warriors (3) in the NRL and the Roosters (6) and the Tigers (3) in the NRLW — and what that means for the Roosters, if anything, heading into the NRLW Grand Final.

Then it’s full throttle into analyzing both deciders: NRLW Grand Final — Roosters v Broncos NRL Grand Final — Roosters v Knights

The boys break down team selections, key matchups, injuries and the halves, fullbacks and forward packs that could swing each game.

It's Sergis v Kelly in the centres and Aiken v Southwell in the halves in the NRLW and in NRL, Tedesco v Ponga plus the Roosters’ defensive steel and the Knights’ momentum

This episode delivers everything fans need before the biggest weekend of the season.

Perfect for listeners searching for NRL grand final preview, NRLW analysis, Dally M awards reaction, coach of the year debate, team selections, injury news, and expert predictions.

The Professor and Paul Dalligan dive into a massive week of rugby league as the NRL and NRLW finals reach boiling point.

They kick off with the biggest talking point in the game — Latrell Mitchell’s future at South Sydney. Is he worth $1.2 million a season, and will he still be in Rabbitohs colours in 2028? The boys compare Latrell’s availability and impact with Kalyn Ponga, unpack Souths’ salary‑cap squeeze and explain why clubs sometimes pay overs for elite match‑winners.

Then it’s onto Penrith, where they debate whether Liam Martin deserves a million‑dollar extension after four premierships and a Clive Churchill Medal — and why the Panthers may still refuse to break their pay structure.

Christian Wolff’s extension at the Dolphins gets the Professor’s tick of approval, with praise for the club’s culture and their ability to maximise talent.

The pair also tackle the Grand Final entertainment controversy, with Tones and I reportedly knocked back after refusing to guarantee Dance Monkey.

Finals review time covers the Raiders’ defensive shutout, the Broncos’ demolition of the Knights, the Roosters overpowering the Sharks and the Knights upsetting the Warriors. They break down the key issues: halves stability, missed tackles, injuries and momentum swings.

Preliminary final previews hit every major matchup:

• NRLW: Roosters vs Raiders, Titans vs Broncos
• NRL: Dolphins vs Roosters, Panthers vs Knights

Plus, Dalligan names his X‑factor players, the Professor delivers his trademark spicy takes and the boys map out who’s built to reach the decider.

Big calls, salary‑cap debates, finals footy drama and the best rugby league chat going — this is The Scrum Feed.

The Professor and Paul Dalligan unpack a massive week in rugby league as the NRL and NRLW finals arrive.

They dive straight into Nathan Cleary’s controversial hit on Hugo Savala, the fallout and the fresh injury concerns hanging over Penrith’s superstar half. Then it’s onto the big talking point of the week — the NRL finals crowd debate, with low attendances in Week 1 sparking questions about scheduling, venues and fan engagement.

In the NRLW, the boys review the final round of the regular season, break down the match‑ups that matter and preview the women’s finals series. Dalligan names the Titans as his standout side heading into September.

On the men’s side, they assess the Dolphins’ momentum, who’s carrying injuries, who’s peaking at the right time and which clubs are genuinely built to go deep.

Big calls, sharp analysis and the best rugby league chat each week — this is The Scrum Feed.

The Professor and Paul Dalligan dive into a massive week across the NRL and NRLW.

A Swedish investment firm has bought a controlling stake in the Melbourne Storm — is this the start of a new era for the club, or a warning sign for the NRL? The boys break down what the deal means for private ownership in rugby league.

In the NRLW, the Broncos have gone from unbeatable to dropping two straight. Is it a blip, a blueprint or a genuine cause for concern?

Meanwhile, the Sea Eagles are spiralling, losing seven of their last eight and the Professor asks the question no Manly fan wants to hear: Did they jump too early appointing Kieran Foran? Dalligan gives his verdict — and it’s spicy.

Plus full NRL and NRLW previews, the match‑ups that matter and of course… Paul Dalligan delivers his Giraffe Guarantee for the week.

Big issues, bold calls, and the best rugby league chat going — this is The Scrum Feed.

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The Professor and Paul Dalligan return with a loaded episode of the Scrum Feed, diving head‑first into a massive week across the NRL & NRLW.

Wests Tigers have hit another brutal low and the pressure is now squarely on coach Benji Marshall as the club’s fall from grace becomes impossible to ignore. The boys break down what’s gone wrong, what’s fixable and what’s about to explode.

Plus — Matt King has been appointed NSW State of Origin coach for the next two years and the Professor has thoughts… big ones. Is this the shake‑up the Blues needed?

And in a move raising eyebrows across the game, the NRL has reportedly appointed a “media cop” to crack down on negativity. The Professor and Dalligan unpack what this means for journalists, fans and the future of footy coverage.

To top it off, the Giraffe Guarantee is BACK — and Dalligan is feeling dangerously confident.

If you love NRL, NRLW, insightfull discussion and a sprinkle of Professor‑level madness, this episode is unmissable.

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The Professor and Paul Dalligan are back on The Scrum Feed and this week’s episode is absolute chaos in the best possible way. Adam Doueihi has walked straight back into the Wests Tigers with zero penalty and the boys are stunned.

Zac Lomax has blown up the news cycle again — this time signing with the PNG Chiefs for the 2028 season in one of the most unexpected moves in recent NRL history.

Plus: your full NRL & NRLW round review, previews, bold predictions, spicy takes and all the storylines fans are arguing about right now.

If you love footy drama, left‑field signings and unapologetic analysis, this episode is unmissable.

Tap in — the Scrum Feed is firing on all cylinders.

The Professor and Paul Dalligan return with a loaded Scrum Feed episode breaking down the biggest NRL and NRLW storylines of the week. From Dean Young’s new two‑year Dragons deal and the Wests Tigers’ progress or otherwise with Jerome Luai, to referee controversies and the growing push for better decision‑making tech, this episode hits every headline fans are talking about.

They dive into NRLW form lines for the Broncos, Roosters and Knights, assess the Storm and Raiders’ injury troubles, and deliver a full Round 4 NRLW and Round 21 NRL preview with sharp insights, angles and bold predictions.

Featuring standout moments like Clint Gutherson’s rallying leadership, Reese Walsh’s heroics in brutal conditions and the Bulldogs’ resurgence, this is your essential weekly guide to the league’s biggest movers, shocks and talking points.

Perfect for fans searching for NRL analysis, NRLW updates, round previews, injury news, referee controversies and expert predictions.

The Professor and Paul Dalligan break down the biggest week in rugby league — from the massive $5.3 billion NRL TV rights deal reshaping Foxtel, Kayo and Channel 9, to a sharp, tactical preview of State of Origin III.

The boys unpack every key storyline across NRL Round 17 and NRLW Round 1, including standout performances, form trends, finals implications and the rising stars shaping the women’s competition.

And in a packed program, they also preview NRLW round 2 and NRL round 18.

A punchy, insight‑packed episode for league followers who want the smartest analysis of the game.

The Professor and Paul Dalligan are back with a massive episode of The Scrum Feed — breaking down the major storylines in rugby league this week.

State of Origin Game III: The boys analyze the squads for the decider, who’s in, who’s out and what it means for the decider.

NRLW Season Kickoff: A full preview of the opening round of the NRLW season — key signings, team strengths and the Round 1 match‑ups you need to watch.

Red‑Line Teams: Which NRL clubs have officially been ruled out of finals contention by the Professor and Dalligan? The list gets longer…

NRL Round 17 Review: All the big results, surprises and talking points from last weekend.

NRL Round 18 Preview: Predictions, danger games and the match‑ups that will shape the ladder.

If you love Origin chat, NRLW analysis and brutally honest NRL takes — this episode is loaded.