Canberra Raiders NRL News

  • Eels unlikely to jump at Jack

    Could Jack Wighton's big contract call impact his relationship with Ricky...

    The Canberra Times

    Parramatta appear unlikely to make a serious play for Canberra's Jack Wighton as coach Brad Arthur continues his search for players to bolster the Eels' roster.

    Wighton told the Raiders last month he would test the open market for 2024 before deciding whether to take up a player option in his current contract and remain at Canberra.

    A State of Origin player and recipient of both the Dally M and Clive Churchill Medals, Wighton will command above or around a seven-figure salary on his next contract, which could be his last given he turns 31 before the 2024 season begins.

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  • Wighton's message to Raiders fans seeking answers

    Jack Wighton at Raiders training. Picture by Keegan Carroll

    The Canberra Times

    Canberra Raiders fans eagerly anticipating Jack Wighton's rugby league future - be warned.

    Wighton is more anxious about getting the Canberra Raiders' season back on track than he is about securing a new NRL contract, and he wants to take his time to work out what comes next.

    That's the message from Wighton's adviser Matt Rose as speculation continues over which club the Raiders five-eighth will land at.

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  • EXCLUSIVE: Andrew Johns calls for Nick Cotric positional switch in Raiders rebuild

    EXCLUSIVE: Andrew Johns calls for Nick Cotric positional switch in Raiders rebuild

    Wide World of Sports

    League icon Andrew Johns has weighed in on the Raiders roster cleanout, highlighting which players he believes the club should keep as a part of their rebuild.

    Ricky Stuart's side has endured a slow start to the season and currently sits second-last on the NRL ladder after winning just one of its first five matches in 2023.

    Speaking on Wide World of Sports' Immortal Behaviour, Johns stated the importance of the Raiders' forward pack, including Joseph Tapine.

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