The Mole's Team of the Week: Tigers gun who 'fired back at his critics in stunning upset
Getting down and dirty
Tigers players relished the scrap in the slush and mud against the Bulldogs with one of the club's star front-rowers leading the way.
While Jarome Luai's battle with Lachlan Galvin drew the headlines, the performance of Terrell May was crucial.
The enigmatic forward did enough to earn a place in The Mole's Team of the Week. Scroll on to find out who joined him.
1. William Kennedy (Sharks)
Back to his attacking best with a game high 187 metres and a hand in two tries in the vital win over the Cowboys.
2. Dallin Watene-Zelezniak (Warriors)
A fine hand in a losing team against the Dolphins, scoring two tries, saving another and running nearly 200 metres.
3. Kotoni Staggs (Broncos)
A return to form with two tries, two line breaks and a try assist against the fragile Souths defence on Friday night at Suncorp.
4. Casey McLean (Panthers)
Won the Panthers the extra time thriller against the Titans with a late burst, as well as scoring a try and running 200 plus metres.
5. Mat Feagai (Dragons)
Played centre but gets into the team after troubling the Raiders all night with his ball running in the wet and windy conditions in Wollongong.
6. Adam Doueihi (Tigers)
Named at lock, played half, but gets into the team at five-eighth after a commanding display in the Tigers' boilover win over the Bulldogs. All class and one of the game's best utilities.
7. Jayden Campbell (Titans)
Not many players get the better of Nathan Cleary - especially in a beaten team. But with a try, two line breaks and 240 run metres, he just shaded Cleary.
8. Stefano Utoikamanu (Storm)
Produced probably his finest game since moving south of the border in the hard-fought win over the Eels, racking up 170 priceless metres up the middle.
9. Jeremy Marshall-King (Dolphins)
One of the most under-rated players in the league, masterminded the Phins' brave late win in Auckland on Friday night.
