The Mole's Team of the Week: Uncontracted ex Origin gun 'worth a deal' after standout Magic Round performance
Dane Gagai celebrates with Knights teammates after a try against the Titans in round 11.
Dane Gagai celebrates with Knights teammates after a try against the Titans in round 11.
1. William Kennedy (Sharks)
Not the best fullback in the comp - but by far the most underrated. Scored tries, saved tries and set up tries in the humiliation of the Bulldogs. Just pipped Manly's Clayton Faulalo who was also superb.
2. Jason Saab (Sea Eagles)
Back to his best against the toothless Tigers with three tries and four line breaks. His pace was too much for the poor Tigers to handle.
3. Herbie Farnworth (Dolphins)
The world's best centre was at his brilliant best in the win over Souths, scoring a try and having a hand in two others. He also led his team's run metres.
4. Dane Gagai (Knights)
The veteran centre is still without a contract for next season but showed he's worth a deal with a slick performance out wide in the big win over the Titans.
5. Dallin Watene-Zelezniak (Warriors)
Thrilled the hordes of Wahs fans at Suncorp with two superb tries and also led his team in yardage and line breaks against a flat Broncos side.
6. Braydon Trindall (Sharks)
When you give him time and space, he can be the most lethal pivot in the comp. Canterbury gave him heaps of both - and he carved them up on Friday night.
7. Jake Clifford (Cowboys)
Filled the massive shoes of Tom Dearden in style, leading the Cowboys to a shock win over the Roosters with his booming kicking game and strong running.
8. Moses Leota (Panthers)
Has developed into one of the most feared front-rowers in the comp with his hard hitting defence - pulled off several trademark hits and ran for 150 metres against the Dragons.
9. Harry Grant (Storm)
Melbourne's most consistent player in their troubled season warmed up for Origin with a dummy half masterclass against the Eels on Saturday night.
