The NRL's Round 10 delivered a thrilling spectacle, with several teams making significant strides and others struggling to adapt to the changing dynamics of the competition. The Bulldogs' slump continued, with their halves failing to provide the necessary running threat, while the Dolphins emerged as a 'smokey' for the premiership after back-to-back victories.
In the spotlight, James Tedesco's outstanding form for the Roosters has put him in the running for a State of Origin recall, despite Dylan Edwards' strong performances for the Panthers. The Blues' coach, Ivan Cleary, has urged the selectors to stick with Edwards, citing his reliability and impact on the team's success.
The Eels' miraculous come-from-behind win over the Cowboys has given them a glimmer of hope, but their defense remains a concern. Meanwhile, the Sharks' inconsistency continues, with a good game followed by a terrible one, leaving fans and experts alike perplexed.
As the competition heats up, the focus shifts to the halves, with the Bulldogs' lack of a running threat from dummy-half becoming a critical issue. The Dolphins, on the other hand, are making waves with their talented backline and strong forward pack, while the Roosters' Tedesco is in scorching form, pushing for a State of Origin recall.
The NRL's Round 10 was a rollercoaster of emotions, with several teams making significant strides and others struggling to adapt to the changing dynamics of the competition. The Bulldogs' slump continued, with their halves failing to provide the necessary running threat, while the Dolphins emerged as a 'smokey' for the premiership after back-to-back victories.
