Adam Reynolds downplays retirement talk, focusing on recovery from calf injury ahead of potential farewell at Suncorp.
A cagey Adam Reynolds has played down a push for him to receive a Suncorp farewell as the champion Broncos skipper spoke out on his playing future.
Usually cheeky and engaging, Reynolds adopted a siege mentality as the two-time premiership winner addressed speculation he may be forced into premature retirement.
The match-winning No.7 has been ruled out of Saturday night's clash against the Warriors and is racing the clock to be fit for Friday week's road trip to face the Raiders in chilly Canberra.
Cleared of concussion suffered in their loss to the Knights a fortnight ago, Reynolds is now battling an ongoing calf injury that left him unable to train at Red Hill on Tuesday.
Broncos coach Michael Maguire is mindful of Reynolds' situation and the club wants to honour their inspirational captain with a Suncorp tribute in their final home game of the season against the Storm in round 26.
