The Mole's Team of the Week: Stunner that almost got de Belin back in Origin
1. Will Kennedy (Sharks)
Scored a try, had a hand in a host of others and safe in defence as the Sharks outclassed the Knights.
2. Junior Tupou (Tigers)
Bagged two tries with his powerful running as the Tigers stunned the Cowboys.
3. Moses Suli (Dragons)
Ran for nearly 200 metres and scored a vital length-of-the-field solo try in the upset win over the Roosters.
4. Starford To'a (Tigers)
Gave one of the best displays by a centre all year, scoring two tries, making five line breaks and running for over 200 metres.
5. Jacob Kiraz (Bulldogs)
Jacob Kiraz scored a vital solo try in his team's narrow win over the Titans and always challenged the defence.
6. Dylan Brown (Eels)
Played some brilliant attacking football and combined well with half Mitchell Moses to lead the Eels to an upset win over Souths.
7. Nathan Cleary (Panthers)
Prepared for Origin with 26 runs for over 190 metres including a try assist and three linebreaks.
8. Jack de Belin (Dragons)
Made a game-high 46 tackles - many of them that hurt - as the Dragons won the battle up front against the Roosters. It was later reported that de Belin had been considered for a NSW jersey and a shock Origin return.
9. Api Koroisau (Tigers)
Destroyed the Cowboys defence as the Tigers posted a stunning half century.
10. Wiremu Greig (Eels)
His best game in the NRL to date, breaking the 200 running metre barrier despite only playing 51 minutes.
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