The Sunday Triple M NRL Catch Up

The ex-players, Reni Maitua and Josh Reynolds, are in less than a week out from Origin III, and Hudson Young has fired a big shot at Sam Walker. Can NSW find a way to exploit the halfback's defensive weaknesses? Reni challenges Mitchell Moses after his poor performance against South Sydney. Can he rise to the occasion in Game III alongside Nathan Cleary? The boys look at NSW's bench tactics and how they think the rotation should play out, as well as Queensland's side. Will Jeremiah Nanai and Patrick Carrigan be underdone?
Plus, we look at Lachie Galvin's time in the NSW camp and how valuable the experience is, the confirmed TV rights deal, the introduction of the competition's 20th team, who could lead that side, and we preview Round 18 of the NRL!
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The boys are back for another episode of The Journos as the decider for State of Origin is right around the corner. Danny Weidler joins from NSW camp as he gives a major insight on how the under pressure Blues are faring. Weidler alongside Adam Pengilly and Charlie White, look at the biggest issues regarding both Origin teams. What will NSW lose without Brian To'o and NSWRL Chief Executive David Trodden's role keeps coming into question as head coach Laurie Daley is under enormous pressure. A story emerged that Sydney Roosters forward Spencer Leniu and Courier Mail journalist Pete Badel had a stink in the dressing room and Danny provides more information on the matter. Peter V'landys play for complete control is further explained by Adam as a replacement for Andrew Abdo is needed. And Danny chats how his appearance with Buzz Rothfield on Bye Round's live stream for Jai Arrow went... can we convince them to do a whole show together?
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Brent Read, Dave Riccio and Charlie White are in to look at the fallout from the final 2026 Origin team lists. Attention has turned to the coaches after Billy's comments about not signing a new contract moving forward - who could be Slater's potential replacement? Gus Gould has gone into bat for Laurie Daley, declaring him the greatest NSW Blues player of all time – but is that relevant? Ready expands on his comments about the Broncos and explains why there could be a mass exodus if Madge resigns. We also look into the club's struggles with alcohol over the past few years.
Plus, the first Penrith Panthers contract domino is falling, with Moses Leota confirming he will test the open market. We also examine the NRL's TV rights and discuss where the best home for the extra match in 2027 will be.
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Wade Graham, James Graham and Charlie White are in off the back of the final Origin team lists for 2026, and Laurie Daley has made some massive changes. To'o has been replaced by Bostock in a tactical move, while Best and Critta return to the centres. Haumole and Liam Martin are also back to bolster the forward stocks. Queensland is relatively unchanged aside from the returns of Carrigan and Nanai, but Billy Slater's press conference bombshell on his coaching future has left the state in shock. We then head to clubland to look at the season-ending injuries suffered by May and Brooks, Joey Walsh getting his chance to shine for Manly, and another Sunday bunker howler that cost the Dragons. Plus, we break down the run home for 2026 and the unpredictable race for the top eight!
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This week Gorden Tallis, James Graham, Brent Read and Ben Dobbin are in and full of praise of Haumole's statement game against the Storm last night! We look at the race for the top 4 after Penrith lost again and the Wahs and Dolphins epic clash. The $5 Billion TV rights are finalised - does that make Rugby League #1 in Australia and Dobbo thinks the Storm will miss the 8!
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