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Adam Reynolds has revealed he would consider leaving Souths unless he secures a long-term deal but if the captain does depart at season's end, he believes he can do so with a premiership ring. After re-signing Latrell Mitchell until the end of the 2023 season, Souths may not be able to accommodate all their off-contract stars – Reynolds, Dane Gagai and Jaydn Su'A – but the mood at Redfern is one of optimism over their premiership prospects. The Rabbitohs are being touted as one of the Telstra Premiership favourites in Wayne Bennett’s last season before handing over the coaching reins to...

My NRL ladder prediction: Part 1 (16-14) A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size 16. St George Illawarra Dragons Last year: 12th The Dragons have had to give up many big-name players, including Duan Aiken, Tyson Frizzell, Jacob Host, Tim Lafai, Jason Saab, Tristian Saylor and Korbin Sims and also had to deal with the retirement of James Graham. This has destroyed the Dragons’ hopes of any sort of finals appearance this season, and if they were not hurt enough with these departures, they had the killer bullet...

Burning question: Can they avoid a grand final hangover? Penrith's unbreakable confidence was what helped them amass their mighty winning streak in 2020 and they rode that wave all the way to the grand final before they were dismantled by the Storm. The impact it'll have on the young squad, especially now former skipper James Tamou has left, remains to be seen. KFC SuperCoach insider: Charlie "Forbes Ferrari" Staines is the most popular player in the game. If he can deliver even half of his 2020 output, he's a bargain. Big things are expected of Cowboys star Valentine Holmes in 2021. Pictur...

Player prices, positions and the stars to watch for the 2021 Fantasy season

Whether they be a young prospect or a hardened veteran, it's always exciting when a player joins a new club. An astute signing or two can often drastically change a club's fortunes, making the recruitment manager's job crucial. There's been a flurry of movement over the summer, and as season 2021 draws nearer, NRL.com has named each team's key recruit. Some will quickly become cornerstones in their fresh surroundings, while others may bide their time before showing their worth. Brisbane Broncos John Asiata After the departures of prop Joe Ofahengaue and edge forward David Fifita, John Asiata'...