NRL Round 10 Preview

The Dolphins have gotten off to a quick start in recent weeks and have relied on their outside backs on the edge of the field to cross the try-line.

While the Dolphins haven’t been in the best of form and are outsiders this round, the Parramatta Eels have struggled to play consistent football this season and have been severely underwhelming this year.

After scoring a hat-trick, it is a good bet that five-eighth Fletcher Sharpe will cross the line for a try. Despite playing in the halves, Sharpe attacks the defensive line with ease and uses his footwork and step to get past defenders.

While the Gold Coast Titans may be outsiders for Round 10, they shouldn’t be underestimated. In the headlines this week for all the wrong reasons, they will be eager to bounce-back on Friday night.

Since taking over the No.1 jersey from Reece Walsh, Selwyn Cobbo has taken his game to a new level this season and has been a powerhouse on the attacking side of the field.

The Rabbitohs have too many injuries to stay competitive this week with the likes of Peter Mamouzelos, Jack Wighton, Cody Walker, and others on the sidelines at the moment.

In what is a clash between the two top teams on the NRL ladder, the match is set to be high-scoring with both teams attempting to out-do one another.

The Bulldogs may be classified as outsiders and are without Jacob Preston, Josh Curran and Sitili Tupouniua, but unlike their opponents, the Belmore-based club have shown that they can stand up in the big matches.

While Tyrell Sloan may be a liability in defence, he is the complete opposite in attack and is a weapon since transitioning from fullback to the wing.

After a near-loss to the Wests Tigers last week in which they should’ve won, the Dragons will attempt to get back to their winning ways on Saturday especially in front of their home fans.

Penrith Panthers and NSW Blues superstar winger Brian To’o will make his return back to the field this weekend. With only two games before Origin selection, he will be looking to impress and prove to coach Laurie Daley that he is fit enough to be selected.

One of the most underwhelming teams to begin the 2025 NRL season, the Panthers are in desperate need of a win. Whilst they have struggled to perform in Townsville, they will be reliant on their Origin and international representatives.

For the past few weeks, I have backed Sunia Turuva to score and every single time it has come to fruition, so why not back him again?

The Wests Tigers may be on a two-game winning streak but they are still no match for the Melbourne Storm especially when the premiership contenders are playing at their home venue.

Every time the Manly Sea Eagles are victorious, fullback Tom Trbjoevic seems to have a stellar performance and if they are to gain the home win they will need their superstar to stand up when it matters.

Less than a month ago, the Sharks defeated the Manly Sea Eagles. Although the away team is considered the outsiders this time around, they shouldn’t be underestimated.