LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
Brian To'o, the powerhouse NSW winger, remains under an injury cloud ahead of Wednesday night's State of Origin decider.
Reports indicate that a significant injury would need to occur for him to miss playing, especially considering his eagerness to don the Blues jersey alongside teammates who, despite diverging paths in the NRL, share a strong commitment to representing their community.
To'o sustained a knee injury during a recent game for Penrith against the Bulldogs, yet his participation is likely, as he previously scored a hat-trick in game two while managing a hamstring issue.
Teammate Stephen Crichton commented, "I'm not the trainer so I don't know.
But I'm pretty sure they're in today." The group of injured players is anticipated to play on Wednesday.
This decider presents a crucial moment for To'o, Crichton, Spencer Leniu, and Jarome Luai, as it will be their last opportunity to take the field together this season.
They are all expected to represent Samoa in the Pacific Championships, provided they remain fit.