The Raiders withdrew a $4.4 million offer to Hudson Young, tired of being used in player negotiations.
The Raiders are familiar with being used as a bargaining tool by player managers to secure a higher price elsewhere.
Often a club first discovers that there is interest in a player from a rival team when it's reported in the media.
It would appear the Raiders have had enough and have taken a stand by withdrawing the four-year $4.4 million offer to Hudson Young.
Of course, in the background is the $900,000 a season tax-free deal presented by the PNG Chiefs, which is a significantly better offer financially.