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The Mole's Team of the Week: Concern over Broncos star's new deal erased in 'no time'

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Broncos are back!

The Broncos have been one of the biggest talking points of the last six weeks after a slump dropped them out of the top eight.

But a huge comeback win over the Sharks on Sunday kept the good vibes coming after three players re-committed to the club in the form of new deals during the week.

The biggest name of those three was one of the Broncos stars who made the cut for The Mole's round 16 Team of the Week.

Scroll on to find out who else made it.

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1. James Tedesco (Roosters)
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1. James Tedesco (Roosters)

Was up to all his old tricks with a try, a hand in several others, some last ditch defence and 200 run metres. Will it be enough to get him back for Origin III?

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2. Tom Jenkins (Panthers)
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2. Tom Jenkins (Panthers)

Followed up his hat-trick last week with a superb display in Auckland, scoring a try and coming up with some key effort plays. One of the NRL's big improvers.

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3. Bradman Best
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3. Bradman Best

Showed how much the Knights missed him with two tries and nearly 200 run metres in the 26-20 upset win of the Dolphins on Saturday.

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4. Sebastian Kris (Raiders)
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4. Sebastian Kris (Raiders)

Set up a try, made two line breaks and ran for over 100 metres as the Green Machine edged out the Tigers. Highly under-rated player.

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5. Mark Nawaqanitawase (Roosters)
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5. Mark Nawaqanitawase (Roosters)

Continued his remarkable maiden season in the big league with two tries and a hand in another as the Roosters thrashed the Cowboys.

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6. Cam Munster (Storm)
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6. Cam Munster (Storm)

Backing up after his Origin heroics, he got the Storm out of trouble in the golden point win over Souths with his incisive running game.

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7. Adam Reynolds (Broncos)
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7. Adam Reynolds (Broncos)

His cool head led the way as the Broncos fought back from 22-6 down to carve out a memorable win. Wasted no time justifying his new deal.

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8. Payne Haas (Broncos)
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8. Payne Haas (Broncos)

Another amazing display from the game's best prop, topping the tackle count and running for 200 metres in the comeback win over Cronulla.

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9. Jayden Brailey (Knights)
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9. Jayden Brailey (Knights)

Topped the tackle count and put his team on the front foot from dummy-half with his precision passing and smart running game.

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