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Message: [QUOTE="Morkel, post: 2992891, member: 8215"] The big movers will be the Sea Eagles who improve, the Storm that start the dive, and the Warriors that complete it. The rest is just shuffling slightly, but once again, the single biggest factor will be injuries. 01 Roosters: Shockingly (sarcasm), lost Napa and gained Crichton. They'll be tough to beat. 02 Rabbitohs: Assuming Bennett can get the Burgii to fire. 03 Broncos: If we can stay injury free, and the young pack learn from last year, we'll fire. 04 Sharks: Despite the issues, still a great squad, and Johnson will excel behind a consistently tough pack. 05 Panthers: A better balanced side than last year, but I'm still not convinced. 06 Sea Eagles: Something about them, maybe the Turbo bros, has me thinking they'll surprise this year. 07 Dragons: Will win enough games just from their pack to make the 8. 08 Storm: Smith will drag them in to the 8, but their fade has already started. 09 Raiders: Ricky just doesn't know how to coach halves. Very talented squad, but too dumb to play consistently. 10 Cowboys: Are a better team than 2018 showed, even without JT, who was a passenger anyway. 11 Eels: Some handy signings and some really tough forwards, but even minus Norman their halves are not thinkers. 12 Knights: Their roster is getting better, but most are being signed for overs and that'll mean poor depth. 13 Bulldogs: Still have a year or two of pain until the back-ending saga allows them to field a competitive squad. 14 Warriors: Losing Johnson, and with no sight of a replacement, has them bombing badly. 15 Titans: Really need an older, experience half to get the most out of their team. Some good forwards, but shit backs. 16 Tigers: Get yo' spoon here. [/QUOTE]

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