Welcome back to yet another week of The Advantage Line Podcast!This week, the show is once again hosted by Karl and Paul, who are joined by three guests to make up a five-man panel. The trio joining our hosts are NRL gurus Nick Tedeschi and Searley, alongside former NRL player Blake Ayshford.

The show starts with a bit of discussion surrounding which clubs fans are leading the amount of Grand Final tickets.

Then, of course, the boys need to go over last week’s punting, once again led by Paul, as the lads see how they fared over the last slate.

For the game this week, the panel were tasked with trying to recite every Grand Final match-up from 2025 back to 1995, and we think you will find this was a job for one man in particular.

Once again, to close out the show, it is punting time, with the crew making their picks for the upcoming round of footy.

Welcome back to yet another week of The Advantage Line Podcast!

This week, the show is led by the dynamic duo of Karl and Paul as hosts, who of course also have a couple of the regulars in Searley and Teddy to make up the four-man panel.

The show starts in normal fashion this week, with the lads, led by Paul, going over last round’s punting and how everyone fared on that front.

This is then followed up by a game where, as a team, the panel had to try to name as many players who have played a certain rugby league position in 60 seconds.

A new segment is then introduced, as Karl brings out some old Rugby League Week magazines and the fellas look back at some of the headlines and try to see what they remember from those times.

Once again, to close out the show, it is punting time, with the crew making their picks for the upcoming round of footy.

Welcome back to yet another week of The Advantage Line Podcast!

This week, the show is led by Karl as the host, who is backed up by the dynamic duo of NRL guru Nick Tedeschi and former NRL player Blake Ayshford.

To start off the show, we had a public sighting of Teddy at NRLW Magic Round, where he was seen trying to claim a high ball from a conversion.

Following this, it was time for the weekly betting recap, as the lads updated the season-long tipping competition numbers.

Then, of course, it was time for a game, which this week was the reappearance of “Would You Rather”.

Finally, the show ends in classic Advantage Line fashion, as the panel preview four of the biggest games of the week and once again make their own picks for the upcoming round.

Welcome to another week of The Advantage Line podcast.

Welcome to another week of The Advantage Line podcast.

This week, the show is led by Karl as host, and he is joined by NRL guru Nick Tedeschi and former NRL player Blake Ayshford.

To start off, the trio run through the betting recap for the whole TAL from Round 20, where everyone hit their best bet but came up short on all other fronts.

Next up, the team plays “This or That” as they go through and try to choose the greatest try of all time.

From there, it was of course time to visit this weekend’s slate, preview the games and make their picks for Round 21 to close out the show.

Welcome to another week of The Advantage Line podcast.

A different feel to this week’s edition of the podcast, as there is a four-man panel but one key cog missing, with Paul not making the line-up.

Regardless, the show had to go on, and it started with the lads covering off the previous weekend’s action, the results of their tips and where they sit in the comp across the season.

Next up, would it be an Advantage Line podcast episode without a new game being introduced? This one has been described as elite, and we can confirm it was an absolute beauty.

And of course, to close out the action, the lads preview this weekend’s upcoming action and make their picks across the slate!

Welcome to another week of The Advantage Line podcast.

With the podcast staying true to its chaotic fashion, it opens with Teddy disappearing due to Wi-Fi issues, leaving Blake and Paul to take the reins.

The dynamic duo take it upon themselves to discuss the upcoming matchweek, and while doing that in heroic fashion, Teddy reappears on the show after driving to the local library to use their Wi-Fi.

To make it three weeks on the bounce, another new game is introduced and, without Carl, it is absolute carnage.

The show closes with a huge bombshell, as Teddy has finally seen the light when it comes to the Wahs, and some might say he’s now a fan!

It is decider time in this year’s State of Origin and everything is on the line.

Before we get into the stats, previews we see if the team can do a little lipsync battle. Trying to figure out famous State of Origin sayings.

Let’s hope Paul’s picks for State of Origin are better than his lip reading skills.

Of course, we look ahead to the big game this Wednesday and who will be siding with the Blues and who thinks Queensland will be taking out the series?

Welcome to another week of The Advantage Line podcast.

The team is back together and gets stuck into all the important news and results surrounding the great game of rugby league including Paul's devastating injury..

To start the show, yet another new game was introduced, as the panel were given a criteria of players and then had to try to come up with a name that no one else would.

After the new game, the lads turn back to last week’s game of “Six Again or Play On”, where Karl mentions a topic and the panel choose if it’s worth discussing.

Of course, the meat and potatoes of the show were touched on, with the team continuing their season-long punting contest as a new set of picks rounded out the episode.

Welcome to another week of The Advantage Line podcast.

The team is back together and gets stuck into all the important news and results surrounding the great game of rugby league.

The big topic of the day comes back to the speculation around a potential second New Zealand-based NRL side and what that could look like.

In true Advantage Line fashion, we introduce a new game called “Six Again or Play On”, which is an absolute blast.

We then end the show with one of the great comparisons, as we figure out Teddy might just be the Chautauqua of punting.