Europe EditionBroncos Signing Spree Leaves Cobbo in Limbo
- The Brisbane Broncos face uncertainty as 23-year-old Selwyn Cobbo remains unsigned for 2025 while veterans Adam Reynolds and Ben Hunt are confirmed for 2026.
- Cobbo's potential exit follows the Broncos prioritizing re-signing Reynolds and Hunt, leaving only about $300,000 in salary cap space, which critics call disrespectful to a State of Origin player.
- Cobbo visited Sydney two weeks ago to meet St George Illawarra coach Shane Flanagan, who showed interest but may offer less than Cobbo's $650,000 to $700,000 asking price.
- Former captain Gorden Tallis stated on NRL 360 that the two 35-year-old halfbacks are not the future, naming Cobbo as the club’s future, while Broncos plan to use Hunt at hooker as a transition player.
- This situation suggests Cobbo could be forced out despite his wish to stay, indicating the Broncos face challenges balancing veteran contracts with emerging talent under salary constraints.
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redlandcitybulletin.com.auWalters does not want to be hooked in Broncos No.9 hunt
Brisbane hooker Billy Walters has another chance to hang onto a top 17 spot before Ben Hunt’s return and he does not intend to pass it up. Hunt is set to return from a hamstring injury against Canterbury next week or the Gold Coast in round 19 where the expectation is that he will play No.9 or No.14 and replace starting hooker Cory Paix or Walters. It means Saturday afternoon’s home clash with the Warriors is a last chance saloon for Walters and…
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