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  • Raiders CEO comments on Papalii's future as veteran open to stunning contract backflip

    Raiders CEO comments on Papalii’s future as veteran open to stunning contract backflip

    The Raiders may reconsider prop Josh Papalii's contract after recent management discussions.

    Zero Tackle

    The Canberra Raiders are reportedly weighing up a sensational backflip over the future of prop Josh Papalii.

    Off-contract at the end of 2025, Papalii had been resigned to leaving the Raiders, but wanted to continue his career into 2026.

    But now Papalii might remain in the nation's capital, with Channel 9s Danny Weidler reporting the prop's management asked Raiders officials if there was any chance of a new contract recently.

    The Raiders didn't deny the request, but are yet to make an offer for Papalii either.

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  • No no no no no, Rugby League 26 is a broken and bad mess

    Nathan Cleary in Rugby League 26. Picture supplied

    Sports video games have evolved from Pong to hyper-realistic titles like Rugby League 26.

    The Canberra Times

    Sports video games have come a long way.

    From the simple representation of tennis in Pong, to the hyper-realistic graphics of games like Madden and NBA 2K.

    The sport of rugby league was given the video game treatment for the first time since 2017's Rugby League Live 4 with the new game Rugby League 26.

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  • May's dominate as Tedesco fails: Zero Tackle's NRL MVP, Round 20

    May’s dominate as Tedesco fails: Zero Tackle’s NRL MVP, Round 20

    Tedesco remains NRL MVP leader despite no votes; Taylan May shines unanimously in Round 20.

    Zero Tackle

    A failure to score in Round 20 by Sydney Roosters fullback James Tedesco has left him with just a three-vote lead at the top of Zero Tackle's NRL MVP with seven rounds to play.

    Tedesco has been in fine form, but didn't score a single vote as the Roosters came up short against the Cronulla Sharks.

    It was Taylan May who stole the show in that game though, being named unanimous man of the match. He was joined over the course of the weekend by Connelly Lemuelu, Blayke Brailey, Dylan Edwards and Roger Tuivasa-Sheck as the unanimous best on ground players, while Ethan Strange, Sebastian Kris, Clint Gutherson and Stephen Crichton were also handed the full five votes by at least one...

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