This week on The Scrum Feed, the Professor and Paul Dalligan unpack the biggest NRL stories shaping the season. From the Dragons’ bold three‑year offer to Scott Drinkwater to the growing impact of the set restart rule on scoring, we break down the tactics, pressure points and standout performances across the league.

We cover Round 6 surprises, coaching tension at the Dragons, breakout players, injury updates, and full Round 7 predictions — including Eels vs Bulldogs, Wests Tigers vs Broncos, and Raiders vs Storm.

Perfect for fans wanting sharp analysis, strategic insight, and a clear picture of where each club stands heading into a crucial round.

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Paul Dalligan and The Professor unpack a wild week in rugby league — from the Melbourne Storm’s shock implosion to the Pressure Valve look at the coaching chaos sweeping the comp.

Plus, the Guarantee makes its long-awaited return with a few choice words for the critics.

It’s fiery, funny, and full of the inside mail only The Scrum Feed delivers.

The Scrum Feed returns with a huge episode as the Professor and Paul Dalligan break down a chaotic start to the NRL season — coaching shake‑ups, surprise signings, breakout performers and the match‑ups that will shape Round 5.

The boys unpack Anthony Seibold’s firing, the shock rise of Kieran Foran as interim Manly coach, and the mounting pressure on Shane Flanagan and Michael Maguire as results tighten across the league. There’s recruitment drama too, with Jamayne Isaako joining the Melbourne Storm in one of the week’s biggest talking points.

You’ll also get a full Round 4 recap — before a comprehensive preview of the upcoming clashes: Dolphins vs Sea Eagles, Rabbitohs v Bulldogs, Panthers vs Storm, Sharks vs Warriors, Dragons vs Cowboys, Titans vs Broncos, Knights v Raiders and the Easter Monday showdown between Parramatta and Wests Tigers.

Smart analysis, honest takes, and a few laughs along the way — classic Scrum Feed.

Round 4 of the NRL is here, and The Scrum Feed is diving straight into the biggest stories shaping the week. The Professor and Paul Dalligan break down the Broncos’ internal unrest, Gordon Tallis’ explosive comments, and the growing coaching pressure across the league.

We unpack David Te’o’s resignation, the fallout inside Brisbane HQ, and the implications of Isaiah Iongi’s breach notice. Then it’s a full sweep through last week’s standout performances — Panthers dominance, Broncos’ comeback, Warriors’ surge, and the Dolphins’ rise — before we hit every major Round 4 matchup with predictions, betting value, and the undefeated Giraffe Guarantee.

If you want sharp analysis, honest takes, and a clear-eyed look at where each club stands heading into the weekend, this episode delivers.

The Professor and Paul Dalligan return with a massive episode of The Scrum Feed, breaking down the biggest stories shaping the NRL right now. From Alex Johnston’s record‑breaking 213th try to the latest Bronson Xerri controversy, this episode dives deep into the headlines, the tactics, and the pressure points across the league.

We unpack the Knights’ injury crisis, analyse key performances from the Broncos, Warriors, and Storm, and look ahead to the upcoming round with bold predictions, roster insights, and coaching hot‑seat chatter involving Seibold, Payten, and Maguire.

Plus, the boys tackle one of the game’s most debated traditions — do scrums still matter in modern rugby league?

Perfect for NRL fans chasing sharp analysis, strategic breakdowns, and a few honest truths about where teams are really heading.

Dive into the latest NRL headlines as The Scrum Feed breaks down Zac Lomax’s move to the Western Force and the impact of the change to the rule on set restarts.

We unpack the ongoing controversy around the Melbourne Storm’s past achievements, assess Manly’s coaching performance, and analyse last round’s standout matches.

Plus, we preview the upcoming fixtures in round 2, spotlighting key players, tactical shifts, and the teams primed to make a statement this week.

And don't forget the Giraffe Guarantee!!

A must‑listen for rugby league fans and anyone tracking the strategic side of the game.

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Paul Dalligan and The Professor dive into one of the strangest NRL storylines in years — the unlikely “threesome” of Zac Lomax, the Storm and the Eels finally reaching a courtroom conclusion. The boys unpack how the saga unfolded, who blinked first, and what it means heading into the new season.

Las Vegas also delivered in a big way, with two high‑octane matches showcasing the NRL on the world stage. From shock moments to breakout performances, the show breaks down everything that mattered in Sin City.

Then it’s onto this week’s NRL round preview: the key matchups, the danger games, the smokies, and the clubs under the pump.

And yes — the Giraffe Guarantee returns, standing tall and putting its neck on the line once again.

This is The Scrum Feed — sharp takes, big laughs, and the best NRL chat going around.

Paul Dalligan sits down with The Professor for The Scrum Feed’s massive 2026 NRL season preview, revealing his full #17 through to #1 ladder predictions — and exactly why each club will rise or fall this year.

From wooden spoon contenders to premiership threats, Dalligan breaks down every roster, every coach, and every storyline shaping the new season.

He also delivers his big calls for 2026, including:

• Dally M Medal winner
• The surprise packet club that will shock the competition
• First coach sacked
• Most disappointing team of the year

If you love bold predictions, sharp analysis and a few arguments along the way, this is the definitive NRL preview for 2026.

Nathan Cleary is free to play after one of the quickest judiciary hearings in recent memory — thanks to coach, father and surprise legal counsel Ivan Cleary. Paul Dalligan breaks down how the Panthers star avoided a three‑game suspension and what it means for Round 1.

Meanwhile, Eels fullback Isaiah Iongi is being investigated by the club and the NRL Integrity Unit after photos surfaced online. The Professor and Paul unpack what’s known, what’s unclear, and why this could be a storm in a teacup.

Plus, Peter V’landys declares the NRL the number one sport in Australia and the Pacific. With viewership surging, expansion talk heating up and a 9.5% rise in audience numbers, the boys look at whether the claim stacks up. Paul says it's 'Up,Up,Up!'

And with the NRL season kicking off in Las Vegas, we preview the massive opening‑round matchups and what to expect from the league’s bold push into the US market.

This is The Scrum Feed — sharp analysis, big stories and the best NRL conversation each week.

In this episode of The Scrum Feed, Paul Dalligan and the Professor tackle the biggest NRL talking points:

• State of Origin rule changes — what’s new and what it means
• Is Zac Lomax the league’s latest villain?
• Daly Cherry-Evans in Roosters colours — it's a fact!
• Siosifa Talakai linked to the Perth Bears — real signing or rumour?

It’s a fast-paced breakdown of the week’s NRL chaos, controversy, and curveballs — with plenty of cheeky takes and sharp analysis.