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— Corey Hammond (@Corey_Hammo) February 15, 2021 The club confirmed the news on Monday afternoon, with McCullough signing on until the end of 2023. McCullough had earlier been linked with a move to the Bulldogs that didn’t eventuate and instead chose to take up an option in his favour to return to the Broncos for the 2021 season. Te’o provides plenty of experience to the 2021 Broncos squad along with the likes of Alex Glenn, Andrew McCullough, Anthony Milford, Corey Oates, and new signings David Mead, Dale Copley and John Asiata. Andrew McCullough will join the Dragons immediately, after securing a release from the Brisbane Broncos #redv — St George Illawarra Dragons (@NRL_Dragons) February 15, 2021 Watch NRL and live stream every NRL game to keep up with how Tom Burgess, Josh Hodgson, Ryan Sutton, Elliott Whitehead, Luke Thompson and George Williams and all the others are getting on Down Under. The Courier Mail reported that the move will free up more than $300,000 from the 2021 salary cap and leave the Broncos with more than $500,000 to sign another player before the season starts. NRL 2021 news: Transfers, Brisbane Broncos, Andrew McCullough, Kevin Walters, Kotoni Staggs, St George Illawarra Dragons foxsports.com.au - Andrew Jackson. Feb 15th, 2021. New to Kayo? Broncos have relented and granted him a release. McCullough had earlier been linked with a move to the Bulldogs that didn’t eventuate and instead chose to take up an option in his favour to return to the Broncos for the 2021 season. Meanwhile, the Saints are desperate to get their man after hooker Cameron McInnes last week signed a four-year deal to join arch-rivals Cronulla in 2022. Despite being the incumbent wooden spooners, it’s crazy to me that the Brisbane Broncos are being tipped by many to again be at the bottom of the ladder at the end of the 2021 … "It's … Tyrell Fuimaono 14. https://www.foxsports.com.au/nrl/nrl-premiership/teams/dragons/nrl- Corey Norman also played alongside the pair between 2010 and 2013, making life easier again for the 31-year-old McCullough. His departure frees up about half a million dollars on Brisbane’s salary cap. Paul Vaughan 11. Play Video. 16/02/2021. 2021 squad: Fletcher Baker (2021), Egan Butcher (2021), Nat Butcher (2022), Lindsay Collins (2022), Boyd Cordner (2023), Angus Crichton (2021), Jake Friend (2021) Drew Hutchison (2021), Matt Ikuvalu (2022), Luke Keary (2024), Adam Keighran (2022), Lachlan Lam (2022), Isaac Liu (2021), Joseph Manu (2022), Brett Morris (2021), Josh Morris (2021), Victor Radley (2023), Billy Smith (2021), Joseph Suaalii (2022), Daniel Suluka-Fifita (2022), Siosiua Taukeiaho (2022), James Tedesco (2024), Christian Tuipulotu (2021), Daniel Tupou (2021), Sitili Tupouniua (2024), Sam Verrills (2024), Jared Waerea-Hargreaves (2023) Naufahu Whyte (2022, development), Tuku Hau Tapuha (2022, development). Experienced Brisbane hooker Andrew McCullough will be given time away from the NRL club to come to a decision over his playing future. McCullough’s 260-game career with the Broncos looked over when ex-coach Anthony Seibold pushed … Brisbane Broncos great Sam Thaiday has led calls for the Broncos to bring back club veteran, and former hooker, Andrew McCullough as the side languishes without key experienced players. He is now a man in demand with new St George Illawarra boss Anthony Griffin aggressively pursuing McCullough, who he coached for four seasons at Red Hill. The Brisbane Broncos today confirm they have released Andrew McCullough from his 2021 contract effec Feb 15th, 2021. McCullough … Gains. 2021 gains: Jaeman Salmon (Eels), Robert Jennings, Matt Eisenhuth (both Tigers), Scott Sorensen (Sharks), Paul Momirovski (Tigers), 2021 losses: Josh Mansour (Rabbitohs), Caleb Aekins (Raiders), Jack Hetherington (Bulldogs), James Tamou (Tigers), Zane Tetevano (Leeds), Kaide Ellis (Dragons), Daine Laurie (Tigers), Malakai Watene-Zelezniak (retired), Dean Whare (Catalans), Pat Hollis, Brayden McGrady (both unsigned), 2021 squad: Daniel Alvaro (2022), Jack Bird (2022), Eddie Blacker (2021), Billy Brittain (2021), Adam Clune (2022), Jack de Belin (2021), Matt Dufty (2021), Kaide Ellis (2021), Poasa Faamausili (2022), Jackson Ford (2022), Tyrell Fuimaono (2021), Ben Hunt (2022, PO 23), Josh Kerr (2023), Blake Lawrie (2022), Zac Lomax (2025), Cameron McInnes (2021), Trent Merrin (2021), Corey Norman (2021), Jordan Pereira (2021), Mikaele Ravalawa (2023), Tariq Sims (2022), Paul Vaughan (2021, PO 22), Brayden Wiliame (2021), Jack de Belin* (2021, stood down), Max Feagai (2022), Matthew Feagai (2022), Cody Ramsey (2021), Jayden Sullivan (2022), Andrew McCullough (2023), 2021 gains: Poasa Faamausili (Roosters), Jack Bird (Broncos), Daniel Alvaro (Eels), Kaide Ellis (Panthers), Andrew McCullough (2023), 2021 losses: Jacob Host (Rabbitohs) Tyson Frizell (Knights), Euan Aitken (Warriors), Korbin Sims (Super League), Jacob Host, Tristan Sailor, Joe Lovodua (all unsigned), Jason Saab (Manly), 2021 squad: Jai Arrow (2024), Tom Burgess (2023), Braidon Burns (2021), Jed Cartwright (2023), Damien Cook (2023), Joshua Cook (2021), Troy Dargan (2021), Dane Gagai (2021), Campbell Graham (2024), Jacob Host (2023), Dean Hawkins (2021), Alex Johnston (2022), Liam Knight (2023), Keaon Kolomatangi (2023), Patrick Mago (2021), Benji Marshall (2021), Steven Marsters (2021), Taane Milne (2022), Latrell Mitchell (2021), Tautau Moga (2021), Cameron Murray (2021), Mark Nicholls (2021), Adam Reynolds (2021), Hame Sele (2023), Jaydn Su’A (2021), Tevita Tatola (2024), Cody Walker (2022), 2021 gains: Tautau Moga (Knights), Jacob Host (Dragons), Taane Milne (Warriors), Jai Arrow (Titans), Josh Mansour (Panthers), Benji Marshall (Tigers), 2021 losses: Corey Allan (Bulldogs), Jack Johns (Knights), Bayley Sironen (Warriors), Ethan Lowe (retirement), James Roberts (Tigers), Joseph Suaalii (Roosters), Tom Amone, Cory Denniss, Kurt Dillon, Ky Rodwell (unsigned). Find out more about our policy and your choices, including how to opt-out. Broncos Coach Kevin Walters says the next month will be key to selecting the club’s Captain for the 2021 season, with a decision to be made by the start of March. Despite their terrible 2020, I do expect the Broncos will bounce back a bit. When Foxsports.com.au sat down with Broncos hooker Jake Turpin on Thursday, the exit of Andrew McCullough was at the top of the agenda. Club Statement: Tesi Niu Court Appearance. A NOTE ABOUT RELEVANT ADVERTISING: We collect information about the content (including ads) you use across this site and use it to make both advertising and content more relevant to you on our network and other sites. Broncos hooker seeks release for lucrative deal . Brisbane now targeting replacement hooker with Danny Levi an option. … Trent Merrin 16. NRL 2021: Jake Turpin, Brisbane Broncos, Andrew McCullough signs with Dragons, Cameron Smith contract, Kevin Walters foxsports.com.au - Darcie McDonald. St George Illawarra is interested in signing Broncos hooker Andrew McCullough.. NRL 2021: Confirmed team lists for every side in round 1 . Instead he will spend the entire season in rehabilitation. With the exit of David Fifita and Andrew McCullough, Ikin, who played 55 off his 150 games for the Broncos, said their list had gotten “weaker”. Kevin Walters plan to turn the Brisbane Broncos around after the season from hell in 2020 is taking shape as the club still looks to make some roster moves as the 2021 season nears. EXCLUSIVE: Andrew McCullough will sign with the Dragons today. The 30-year-old has a deal at the Broncos for 2021, but according to the Daily Telegraph, the Dragons are keen to bring McCullough to the club immediately.. McCullough and Dragons coach Anthony Griffin have a pre-existing relationship when Griffin coached the Broncos between 2011-2015. Thread starter McHunt; Start date 45 minutes ago 45 minutes ago The stand-off between Andrew McCullough and the Brisbane Broncos is reportedly set to come to a head as the veteran hooker looks to end the uncertainty over his long-term future. January 8, 2021 January 8, 2021 Jason Lau brisbane broncos, nrl. Get your 14-day free trial now & start streaming instantly >, How every NRL team will line up in Round 1, Former NRL star charged over alleged ‘domestic altercation’, Bellamy link to Sharks in three-way super coach battle, Stars drop like flies as Sharks player ‘placed in induced coma’, Every NRL roster analysed and the best players without a contract, Find out more about our policy and your choices, including how to opt-out. Channel 7 reporter Chris Garry said at this stage Walters and the Broncos are holding firm and are yet to accede to the veteran’s demands. The former Queensland State of Origin representative will join the Dragons immediately following his release from the Brisbane Broncos, the club he made his NRL debut for in 2008. McCullough is seeking security, with the Dragons reportedly offering $1.8 million over three seasons. The Broncos remain adamant they will not chip in anything above the $150,000 they’ve already paid McCullough for the past three months. St George Illawarra have signed Brisbane Broncos hooker Andrew McCullough until at least the end of the 2023 NRL Telstra Premiership season. Andrew McCullough spent weeks wrestling with his heart and his head. This is also known as Online Behavioural Advertising. Yesterday 01:50 Broncos. Andrew McCullough is seen during a Brisbane Broncos NRL training session. Feb 10, 2021 #16 Are we getting anything in return? Source: Andrew McCullough (born 30 January 1990) is an Australian professional rugby league footballer who plays as a hooker for the St. George Illawarra Dragons in the NRL. www.foxsports.com.au Reactions: winslow_wong. Get all the latest NRL news, highlights and analysis delivered straight to your inbox with Fox Sports Sportmail. The stand-off between Andrew McCullough and the Brisbane Broncos is reportedly set to come to a head as the veteran hooker looks to end the uncertainty over his long-term future. New general manager George Paton said Thursday the Denver Broncos want Von Miller back in 2021, but they want to hear more about an off-field investigation into the star linebacker. The move will keep McCullough at the Red V until at least the end of the 2023 season, after. With the exit of David Fifita and Andrew McCullough, Ikin, who played 55 off his 150 games for … Magic Round. The Red V are now … Fri 12 Feb 2021, 10:21 AM Brisbane are expected to both hit the player market and ramp up their retention bid for Kotoni Staggs with the salary cap space freed up by Andrew McCullough's … Thread starter Milford6; Start date Nov 25, 2020; 1; 2; Next. 02/11/2021 Comments Off on Broncos making moves with Andrew McCullough exit, Kotoni Staggs battle. Broncos making moves with Andrew McCullough exit, Kotoni Staggs battle. I have no idea why the club let Andrew McCullough leave but the Broncos have made it clear they see Jake Turpin and Cory Paix as their future at hooker, so I guess that’s what’s going on there. Sign up now!!! @7NewsBrisbane @7michellebishop @7NewsSydney — Chris Garry (@ChrisGarry7) February 10, 2021 Sports 'Help some of these young guys out' 4 hours ago 4 hours ago Brisbane Broncos great Sam Thaiday has led calls for the Broncos to bring back club veteran, and former hooker, Andrew McCullough as the side languishes without key experienced players. 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Wed, 10 February 2021 9:14PM Andrew McCullough has been given two days off by Brisbane to sort out his playing future in the NRL. 3 min read. McCullough and Hunt played 168 games together at the Broncos, including the ride to the 2015 grand final. EXCLUSIVE: Sam Thaiday backs 2021 Broncos return for Andrew McCullough. McCullough’s 260-game career with the Broncos looked over when ex-coach Anthony Seibold pushed him out of the club during last season’s COVID-19 hiatus. fairly easy. With all this news, and reports that Andrew McCullough might be heading to Kogarah for 2021, the Broncos new coach hasn’t had the easiest first few months in charge. Peter Psaltis andrew mccullough St George Illawarra. PREDICTED TEAMS: How every NRL team will line up in Round 1, 10 MOST IMPROVED PREDICTIONS: Resurrected superstars and a 191cm beast, CHARGED: Former NRL star charged over alleged ‘domestic altercation’, ‘THOUGHT THEY HAD HIM’: Bellamy link to Sharks in three-way super coach battle, 2021 squad: Jesse Arthars (2021), John Asiata (2021), Patrick Carrigan (2022), Xavier Coates (2021), Dale Copley (2021), Brodie Croft (2022), Thomas Dearden (2021), Herbie Farnworth (2022), Thomas Flegler (2023), Alex Glenn (2021), Payne Haas (2024), Jamayne Isaako (2022), Rhys Kennedy (2022), Richie Kennar (2022), Matt Lodge (2022, PO 23, 24), David Mead (2021), Anthony Milford (2021), Corey Oates (2021, PO 22), Cory Paix (2022), Keenan Palasia (2021), Tevita Pangai Jr (2022), Jordan Riki (2021) Kotoni Staggs (2021), Ben Te’o (2021), Jake Turpin (2021, PO 22), Ethan Bullemor (2022), 2021 gains: Dale Copley (Titans), David Mead (Super League), John Asiata (Cowboys), 2021 losses: Darius Boyd (retirement), David Fifita (Titans), Jack Bird (Dragons), Matt Gillett (retired), Sean O’Sullivan (Warriors), Joe Ofahengaue (Tigers), Izaia Perese (rugby union), Jamil Hopoate, Jordan Kahu, Issac Luke, Ilikena Vudogo (all unsigned), Andrew McCullough (Dragons), New deal: Ben Te’o (2021), Ethan Bullemor (2022). Feb 15th, 2021 St George Illawarra has officially signed Brisbane Broncos hooker Andrew McCullough on a three-year deal. McCullough was forced to relocate to the Knights earlier this season after losing his position to up-and-comer Jake Turpin in the Broncos' starting side. It ends McCullough’s time with Brisbane, the club he has played almost his entire career with. Andrew McCullough, Brisbane, QLD. And now he’s set to win the No.9 jumper for the Red V after their hooker and captain Cameron McInnes ruptured his anterior cruciate ligament at training last week. Poasa Faamausili 15. Nov 25, 2020 #1 TOP 30: 26/30 Jesse Arthars Ethan Bullemor Patrick Carrigan Xavier Coates Brodie Croft Tom Dearden Herbie Farnworth Thomas Flegler Tyson Gamble Alex Glenn Payne Haas Jamayne Isaako Richie Kennar Rhys Kennedy Matt Lodge Andrew McCullough … Watch Live & On-Demand coverage of NRL pre-season trial matches on Kayo. “We’ll make a decision on (the captaincy) later next month or early March when the season starts,” Walters said. New Dragons recruit Andrew McCullough has spoken about the “tough” decision to leave the Broncos. NRL 2021: Broncos set to sign off on release for Andrew McCullough to join Dragons . It hasn’t stopped the likes of former players and Fox League experts Matthew Johns and Ben Ikin predicting the side will finish 2021 with the wooden spoon again. Sporting News | 11d. Daniel Alvaro 17. NRL 2021: Transfer whispers, signings, transfer news, Nathan Peats, St George Illawarra Dragons, Andrew McCullough, Dean Whare, Penrith Panthers, Super League foxsports.com.au - Darcie McDonald. Broncos hooker seeks release for lucrative deal. 2,136 likes. Brisbane Broncos great Sam Thaiday has led calls for the Broncos to bring back club veteran, and former hooker, Andrew McCullough as the side languishes without key experienced players. With Andrew McCullough nearing a potential move to the Dragons on a three-year deal, Brisbane are making star Kotoni Staggs a priority signing to remain at the club, reports NRL.com.. McCullough’s move is set to free up around $300,000 from the Broncos’ salary cap, and Staggs has become a priority to keep at the club, despite interest from a number of other clubs. 2021 gains: Caleb Aekins (Panthers), Harry Rushton (Wigan), Ryan James (Titans), 2021 losses: Nick Cotric (Bulldogs), John Bateman (Wigan), Michael Oldfield (Eels), Andre Niko, Kurt Baptiste (Sunshine Coast Falcons), Sebastian Kris (unsigned), 2021 squad: Corey Allen (2023), Jake Averillo (2023), Dean Britt (2021), Nick Cotric (2024) Christian Crichton (2021), Matt Doorey (2022) Adam Elliott (2023), Raymond Faitala-Mariner (2022), Kyle Flanagan (2023), Jack Hetherington (2022), Will Hopoate (2021), Josh Jackson (2023), Sione Katoa (2021), Lachlan Lewis (2021), Jeremy Marshall-King (2021), Nick Meaney (2021), Dylan Napa (2021), Ofahiki Ogden (2021), Jayden Okunbor (2021), Chris Smith (2021), Joe Stimson (2022), Renouf To’omaga (2021), Corey Waddell (2023), Brandon Wakeham (2022), Dallin Watene-Zelezniak (2022) Luke Thompson (2023), 2021 gains: Jack Hetherington (Panthers) Nick Cotric (Raiders), Corey Waddell (Sea Eagles), Kyle Flanagan (Roosters), Corey Allan (Rabbitohs), Matt Doorey (upgrade from development contract), 2021 losses: Sauaso Sue (Knights), Reimis Smith (Storm), Kerrod Holland (retirement) Kieran Foran (Sea Eagles), Marcelo Montoya (Warriors), Aiden Tolman (Sharks), Jack Cogger (Huddersfield), Tim Lafai, Isaiah Tass (both unsigned), 2022 gains: Matt Burton (Panthers), Josh Addo-Carr (Storm), 2021 squad: Blayke Brailey (2022), Josh Dugan (2021), Andrew Fifita (2022), Wade Graham (2022), Braden Hamlin-Uele (2022), Mawene Hiroti (2021), Royce Hunt (2022), Shaun Johnson (2021), Sione Katoa (2023), William Kennedy (2021), Billy Magoulias (2021), Matt Moylan (2021), Ronaldo Mulitalo (2023), Briton Nikora (2022), Jesse Ramien (2023), Toby Rudolf (2021), Aiden Tolman (2021) Chad Townsend (2023), Connor Tracey (2021), Braydon Trindall (2021), Jack Williams (2022), Teig Wilton (2023), Aaron Woods (2021), Bronson Xerri (2021), Nene Macdonald (2021), Siosifa Talakai (2021), 2021 gains: Aiden Tolman (Sharks), Luke Metcalf (Sea Eagles on development deal), 2021 losses: Jayson Bukuya (retirement), Cameron King (Townsville Blackhawks), Scott Sorensen (Panthers), Cruz Topai-Aveai (released), Bryson Goodwin, Kayleb Milne (both unsigned), 2022 gains: Cameron McInnes (from Dragons), 2021 squad: Tanah Boyd (2022), AJ Brimson (2022), Erin Clark (2021), Anthony Don (2021), Herman Ese’ese (2022) Tino Fa’asuamaleaui (2023), Darius Farmer (2021), David Fifita (2023), Jamal Fogarty (2022), Moeaki Fotuaika (2022), Beau Fermor (2022), Patrick Herbet (2021) Jaimin Joliffe (2022), Brian Kelly (2023), Greg Leleisiuao (2021), Sam Lisone (2022), Sam McIntyre (2022) Tyrone Peachey (2021), Jonus Pearson (2021), Kevin Proctor (2021), Mitch Rein (2021), Phillip Sami (2022), Treymain Spry (2021), Sam Stone (2021), Ash Taylor (2021), Corey Thompson (2022), Jarrod Wallace (2022), Jai Whitbread (2021), 2021 gains: Tino Fa’asuamaleaui (Storm), Herman Ese’ese (Knights), David Fifita (Broncos) Patrick Herbert (Warriors), Sam McIntyre (Tigers), 2021 losses: Dale Copley (Broncos), Bryce Cartwright (Eels), Jai Arrow (Rabbitohs), Ryan James (Raiders), Keegan Hipgrave (Eels), Shannon Boyd (retirement), Tyrone Roberts, Nathan Peats (unsigned), Kallum Watkins (released mid-season to Salford), 2021 squad: Josh Aloiai (2023), Morgan Boyle (2021), Daly Cherry-Evans (2023), Lachlan Croker (2021), Cade Cust (2022), Andrew Davey (2022), Kieran Foran (2021), Manase Fainu (2023), Addin Fonua-Blake (2022), Tevita Funa (2021), Reuben Garrick (2021), Jack Gosiewski (2021), Morgan Harper (2022), Sean Keppie (2023), Haumole Olakau’ata (2021, CO 22), Brad Parker (2021), Taniela Paseka (2024), Jason Saab (2023), Josh Schuster (2021), Toafofoa Sipley (2021), Curtis Sironen (2021), Moses Suli (2023), Jorge Taufua (2023), Martin Taupau (2022), Jake Trbojevic (2026), Tom Trbojevic (2026), Christian Tuipulotu (2024), Dylan Walker (2021), 2021 gains: Kieran Foran (Bulldogs), Andrew Davey (Eels), Jason Saab (Dragons), Christian Tuipulotu (Roosters), Josh Aloiai (Tigers), 2021 losses: Joel Thompson (St Helens), Corey Waddell (Bulldogs), Addin Fonua-Blake (Warriors), Albert Hopoate (Raiders), Luke Metcalf (Sharks), Danny Levi, Brendan Elliott, Tony Williams (all unsigned), 2021 squad: Josh Addo-Carr (2021), Nelson Asofa-Solomona (2023), Jesse Bromwich (2022), Kenny Bromwich (2022, PO 23), Thomas Eisenhuth (2022), Dale Finucane (2021), Harry Grant (2024) Jack Howarth (2022), Jahrome Hughes (2021), Nicho Hynes (2021), Ryley Jacks (2021), George Jennings (2022), Tui Kamikamica (2022, CO 23), Felise Kaufusi (2021, PO 22), Max King (2021), Chris Lewis (2022) Isaac Lumelume (2021), Cameron Munster (2023), Justin Olam (2022), Ryan Papenhuyzen (2022), Aaron Pene (2021), Darryn Schonig (2021), Brandon Smith (2022), Reimis Smith (2022), Christian Welch (2022), Cooper Johns (2021), Brenko Lee (2021), Marion Seve (2021), 2021 gains: Reimis Smith (Bulldogs), Harry Grant (loan return from Tigers), Jack Howarth (upgraded), George Jennings (Eels), 2021 losses: Tino Fa’asuamaleaui (Titans), Paul Momirovski (loan return to Tigers), Albert Vete (Hull KR) Suliasi Vunivalu (Super Rugby), Sandor Earl (retired), Cameron Smith (unsigned), Ricky Leutele (Huddersfield), 2021 squad: Bradman Best (2022), Mitchell Barnett (2023), Jayden Brailey (2022), Phoenix Crossland (2021), Lachlan Fitzgibbon (2021), Tyson Frizell (2022 PO 23), Blake Green (2021), Bailey Hodgson (2023), Tex Hoy (2021), Hymel Hunt (2021), Brodie Jones (2021), Josh King (2021) David Klemmer (2023), Edrick Lee (2021), Kurt Mann (2021), Jirah Momoisea (2022), Brayden Musgrove (2022), Mitchell Pearce (2021), Kalyn Ponga (2021, PO 22), Daniel Saifiti (2022), Jacob Saifiti (2022), Pasami Saulo (2022), Gehamat Shibasaki (2022), Sauaso Sue (2022), Star To’a (2023), Enari Tuala (2021), Connor Watson (2021), Dom Young (2023), 2021 gains: Tyson Frizell (Dragons), Bailey Hodgson (Castleford), Sauaso Sue (Bulldogs), Tyson Frizell (Dragons), Dom Young (Huddersfield), Blake Green (Bulldogs), Brayden Musgrove (upgraded), 2021 losses: Tautau Moga (Rabbitohs), Herman Ese’ese (Titans), Andrew McCullough (loan back to Broncos), Aidan Guerra, Tim Glasby (both retired), Sione Mata’utia (St Helens), Mason Lino (Wakefield Trinity), Tyronne Roberts-Davis (unsigned), Signed for 2022: Jake Clifford (from Cowboys until 2023), 2020 squad: Daejarn Asi (2021), Michael Bell (2021), Lachlan Burr (2022), Kane Bradley (2022), Jake Clifford (2021), Ben Condon (2021) Reuben Cotter (2021), Scott Drinkwater (2021), Mitchell Dunn (2022), Kyle Feldt (2024), Thomas Gilbert (2022), Jake Granville (2021), Wiremu Gregg (2021) Ben Hampton (2021), Coen Hess (2022), Peter Hola (2022), Valentine Holmes (2025), Corey Jensen (2021), Connelly Lemuelu (2021), Heilum Luki (2021) Esan Marsters (2022), Josh McGuire (2022), Jordan McLean (2022), Francis Molo (2021), Michael Morgan (2023), Ieremia Nanai (2021), Justin O’Neill (2021), Emry Pere (2021), Reece Robson (2023), Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow (2022), Murray Taulagi (2021), Jason Taumalolo (2027), Shane Wright (2021), Javid Bowen (2021), 2021 gains: Lachlan Burr (Warriors), Kane Bradley (Tigers), Javid Bowen, 2021 losses: Gavin Cooper (retired), Tom Opacic (Eels), John Asiata (Broncos), Tuki Simpkins (Tigers), Daniel Russell (unsigned), 2021 squad: Daniel Alvaro (2021), Waqa Blake (2023), Dylan Brown (2023), Nathan Brown (2021), Reagan Campbell-Gillard (2022, PO 23, CO 24), Bryce Cartwright (2021), Blake Ferguson (2021), Clint Gutherson (2022), Keegan Hipgrave (2021 PO 22), Michael Jennings (2022), Oregon Kaufusi (2022), Shaun Lane (2023), Joey Lussick (2021), Reed Mahoney (2022), Ryan Matterson (2021, PO 22), Mitchell Moses (2021, PO 22), Marata Niukore (2022), Michael Olfield (2022), Tom Opacic (2021), Isaiah Papali’i (2022), Junior Paulo (2022), Jordan Rankin (2021), Maika Sivo (2021), Will Smith (2021), Ray Stone (2021), 2021 gains: Joey Lussick (Salford), Tom Opacic (Cowboys), Isaiah Papali’i (Warriors), Michael Oldfield (Raiders), Keegan Hipgrave (Titans), Nathaniel Roache (Warriors), Bryce Cartwright (Titans), 2021 losses: Stefano Utoikamanu (Tigers), Kane Evans (Warriors), Andrew Davey (Sea Eagles), George Jennings (Storm), David Gower (retired), Jai Field (Wigan), Daniel Alvaro (Dragons), Brad Takairangi (Hull KR), Peni Terepo (retired), Rhys Davies (unsigned), Jaeman Salmon (Panthers), 2021 squad: Dean Blore (2021), William Burns (2022), Matt Burton (2021), Kurt Capewell (2021), Nathan Cleary (2024), Stephen Crichton (2021), Dylan Edwards (2022), James Fisher-Harris (2022), Jack Hetherington (2021), Robert Jennings (2021), Matt Eisenhuth (2022), Mitch Kenny (2021), Viliame Kikau (2022), Apisai Koroisau (2022), Spencer Leniu (2021), Moses Leota (2022), Jarome Luai (2021), Liam Martin (2023), Tyrone May (2021), Paul Momirovski (2022), Brent Naden (2021), Jaeman Salmon (2021), Charlie Staines (2023), Scott Sorensen (2021), Brian To’o (2023), Dean Whare (2021, MO 22), Isaah Yeo (2024).