Brisbane Broncos' captain Adam Reynolds is making headlines as he finds himself sidelined after re-injuring his calf during training.
Described as "calm and cryptic," the seasoned player has faced setbacks that cast doubt on his return to the field before retirement.
This latest situation has been challenging for both Reynolds and the team, as he has already been ruled out for the upcoming match against the New Zealand Warriors.
Despite the concern, Reynolds stated to reporters that his absence does not stem from his injury.
However, the truth of his statement will soon be revealed, as he is scheduled for scans today to determine the status of his season and, more critically, his career.
As speculation grows regarding a potential farewell game, Reynolds remained stoic, avoiding questions about whether he could have played his final NRL match.
"Don't know, I'll find out. I will keep you guessing," he remarked to the media.
"If there's a farewell, there's a farewell. If not, look I am happy with the career I have had."
In place of Reynolds, the Broncos have appointed Tom Duffy as halfback, who has recently signed a contract extension lasting until the end of 2028, indicating his ambitions to be a key player for the club.