'Building something special': Broncos triple signing boost as Adam Reynolds' future confirmed
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Adam Reynolds has confirmed he will finish his career at the Broncos after signing a one-year extension at Red Hill.
Having turned down a big-money deal with the Tigers, the Broncos on Thursday morning confirmed Reynolds would go around one more time in 2026.
The 34-year-old made his debut for Souths in 2012 before joining the Broncos in 2022. He played his 300th game earlier this month.
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"The club and city have welcomed me and my family with open arms, family means everything to me and this is home," Reynolds said in a Broncos statement.
"We are really building something special here and I want to be a part of that moving forward.
Broncos captain Adam Reynolds. Getty
"To be able to finish my career at the club which has given me so much over the past few seasons means a lot to me."
Kotoni Staggs will pass a decade at the club by the time his new three-year deal expires at the end of 2028. His signing was seen by many as a priority as the Broncos look to build under Michael Maguire.
Staggs was also one of the key figures behind the Broncos' all-black jersey for mental health against the Titans and has become one of the leaders within the playing group.
"I'm grateful to be able to stay with the club that has supported me since I was a kid and stuck by me as I developed as a player and person," Staggs said.
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Adam Reynolds and Kotoni Staggs have re-signed with the Broncos. NRL Images
"It means a lot to play in the Broncos jersey, every time I put it on I wear it with heart and leave everything on the field."
The 26-year-old made his debut in 2018 after joining the Broncos through its academy.
Hooker Blake Mozer, another Broncos junior who first joined its junior development program aged just 13, has also signed a two-year extension.
He made his debut at the end of the 2013 season and was the Broncos' rookie of the year in 2024. He is playing reserve grade for Souths Logan Magpies in the QCup as he works on a return from a shoulder injury.
The Broncos host the Sharks at Suncorp Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
