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This weekend showcased remarkable performances: Reynolds, Smith, Turbo, Dearden, and the Raiders' comeback.
We should have spent the weekend talking about Adam Reynolds' unbelievable performance in the Broncos' shock win over the Bulldogs.
Ricky's Raiders' incredible comeback against the Dolphins.
Or Sandon Smith's memorable Anzac Day effort for the Roosters.
Turbo's return in Manly's win over the Panthers.
The inspirational leadership of little Tom Dearden for the Cowboys.
The Raiders avoid suspensions before facing the Storm after a dramatic comeback win against the Dolphins.
The Canberra Raiders have started the biggest week of their season so far with a triple treat of good news after three stars avoided suspension ahead of a clash against the Melbourne Storm.
The charging Raiders secured one of the biggest comeback wins in their history when they rallied in the second half to beat the Dolphins 40-28 on Sunday.
The win threatened to come at a cost after Corey Horsburgh, Ethan Strange and Matty Nicholson were put on report for incidents as the NRL cracks down on high contact and crusher tackles.
The Raiders rallied from 28-10 down to defeat the Dolphins 40-28, showcasing strong performances.
The Raiders' vaunted forward pack have shown why Ricky Stuart might miss a few men over the Origin period in a stirring come-from-behind 40-28 victory over the Dolphins.
Hudson Young, among the most consistent second-rowers in the competition this season, dominated with 177 running metres and 29 tackles in a typically powerful performance, while Corey Horsburgh's comeback showed no sign of slowing with 126 metres and 34 tackles.
Together, they led Canberra's charge from a 28-10 halftime deficit to a stunning 38-28 victory in front of their home fans, snapping the Dolphins' three-game...