The Mole: Selwyn Cobbo 'looks a million bucks' amid positional switch at Dolphins
Selwyn Cobbo didn't play a single game in the centres at Brisbane last season - but it is there that the enigmatic star plans to resurrect his career with the Dolphins in 2026.
The talented utility back was the forgotten man in the Broncos' premiership season, playing just 15 games at either wing or fullback and missing out on selection in the final series.
The writing was on the wall that Cobbo needed a change of scenery - and that is what he is getting across town at Redcliffe.
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"Selwyn is loving life and loving the challenge and change at the moment," his manager Tas Bartlett told Wide World of Sports.
"He is training well, hopes to play in the centres and looks a million bucks."
Cobbo burst onto the big stage with the Broncos as a 19-year-old in 2021, making an immediate impact.
Selwyn Cobbo is eyeing a positional switch next season. Getty
The tries flowed and the following year, he won selection for Queensland on the wing, playing all three games in a series win for the Maroons and looking right at home.
He helped the Broncos to the 2023 grand final but his game went downhill over the past two seasons and the move to the Dolphins could prove a godsend.
The attacking style of play the Dolphins love to employ, and fellow backline speedsters Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow, Herbie Farnworth, Jack Bostock and Jamayne Isaako, along with classy playmaker Isaiya Katoa, are certain to bring out the best in Cobbo and get his career back on the rails.
