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Message: [QUOTE="Santa, post: 3691631, member: 11237"] [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.foxsports.com.au/nrl/nrl-premiership/nrl-2024-every-clubs-premiership-window-brisbane-broncos-ben-hunt-penrith-panthers-wests-tigers-jarome-luai-premiership-favourites/news-story/4400550ebb98497a4f97a6c55f2f6dfe[/URL] [I]BRISBANE BRONCOS Premiership window: 2025 The Broncos are back, baby. Right back in the premiership window that is and it’s all thanks to the return of the club’s prodigal son, Ben Hunt. Hunt is back in Brisbane after finally leaving the Dragons and he’s made no secret of that fact it’s a premiership redemption mission. Hunt and the Broncos had one hand on the Provan-Summons Trophy as they led the Cowboys 16-12 in the dying second of the 2015 grand final. But then Kyle Feldt scored a miracle try to send the game into golden point, where Hunt dropped the kick-off and the rest became history. If Hunt can lead Brisbane to a drought-breaking title 10 years after that fateful night, it will be the rugby league fairytale of all fairytales. Hunt led the NRL in try assists this year and fellow 34-year-old Adam Reynolds, when fit, also remains one of the best halves in the competition. It will likely largely depend on how long Ezra Mam gets suspended for but if they get the No. 6 back anywhere near close to finals, the Broncos are a red-hot chance. Beyond the next two seasons, Coby Black looms as Brisbane’s highly-touted replacement at halfback; but as with all young halves, there’s no guarantee on when – or even if – he develops into an elite player. If he does, along with hooker Blake Mozer – look out, long-term.[/I] [/QUOTE]

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