The 2024 NRL season is a time of rebirth and regrowth for the Green Machine.
Of the next generation of Canberra Raiders stars, here's the five most important players for the upcoming campaign.
Ricky's rebuild: the five most important next gen Raiders
Manly's nightmare flyer blow; Broncos sweat on young gun: NRL Casualty Ward
Both the Sea Eagles and Broncos have been hit with injury blows, with Jason Saab and Brendan Piakura set for sideline stints.
"Any time you see one of your real speed men pull up like that it's not ideal, obviously he'll get scans in Australia, we've got a long turnaround but it's probably doubtful he'll play in that Roosters game," Anthony Seibold said.
In the first Las Vegas clash, Saab pulled up lame in the closing minutes of the clash, grabbing at his hamstring.
The 23-year-old looked unsettled, grabbing at his leg whilst standing beyond the dead ball line in a horrible sight for Manly fans.
'I would love to sign her': Raiders look to create USA signing history
The Canberra Raiders are set to roll the Las Vegas dice on signing the first USA player from the inaugural NRL combine.
Raiders chief executive Don Furner spoke to US rugby union representative Liz Tafuna at the combine on Sunday and was keen to bring her into the Green Machine's NRLW program.
Furner sent Tafuna's highlights to Canberra NRLW coach Darrin Borthwick with the view to making her one of the first ever signings from the combine.
