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  • NRL 2026: Matty Johns' theory on why Bulldogs switched Matt Burton and Stephen Crichton, Canberra Raiders form, Round 17 talking points and analysis

    NRL 2026: Matty Johns’ theory on why Bulldogs switched Matt Burton and Stephen Crichton, Canberra Raiders form, Round 17 talking points and analysis

    The Raiders' decline is analyzed while the Bulldogs' decisions on Burton and Crichton are discussed, along with Titans' long-standing issue.

    Fox League

    The Raiders' stunning fall from grace has been laid bare while one NRL great has offered his take on why the Bulldogs made the bold call to move Matt Burton and Stephen Crichton.

    Plus, are the Titans close to solving a big headache that has haunted the club for over a decade?

    Read on for that and more in the latest edition of NRL Talking Points!

    THEORY BEHIND BULLDOGS' SHOCK MOVE

    Titans v Bulldogs, Friday 6pm @ Cbus Super Stadium

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  • 'We still believe': NRL rivals are writing them off, but Raiders keep dream alive

    Melanie Dinjaski

    Hudson Young embraces challenges as the Raiders aim for an NRL finals comeback, despite being second-last on the ladder.

    The Canberra Times

    What's that? The NRL world writing off the Canberra Raiders? Been there, done that.

    Hudson Young has heard it all before, and it doesn't bother him or his teammates one bit.

    Despite being second-last on the NRL ladder, this Sunday's clash against the Dragons might just be the start of an epic climb to the finals for the Green Machine.

    "They [write us off] most years, so it's no different for us," Young said.

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  • Hughes Returns Soon After Injury Setback

    Hughes Returns Soon After Injury Setback

    Jahrome Hughes will likely miss 1-3 weeks due to a low-grade hamstring injury sustained in the Storm's win over the Raiders.

    LeagueNews.co

    The Melbourne Storm have announced that Jahrome Hughes' time on the sidelines will be brief, as he has been diagnosed with a low-grade hamstring injury.

    This injury occurred toward the end of Melbourne's dominant victory over the Canberra Raiders on Sunday, where they triumphed 42 to 20.

    Hughes exited the game with only eight minutes remaining, and the New Zealand international is expected to miss anywhere from one to three weeks.

    Typically, low-grade hamstring strains require careful management, and Hughes is anticipated to return to the field in the upcoming weeks, depending on his recovery.

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