LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy
Kevin Walters has decided to stick with the tried and tested partnership in the halves for the Broncos, much like a captain choosing to stick with his winning team rather than make risky changes.
Meanwhile, the Sharks have been dealt a blow with their main playmaker Braydon Trindall ruled out for their crucial clash against the Titans up north.
Trindall, who has been in scintillating form scoring tries in five consecutive games, will be sorely missed by the Sharks as they aim to hold onto their spot in the top four.
In his absence, Blayke Brailey will step up to partner Daniel Atkinson in the halves, a pairing that has previously caused upsets against strong opponents like the Storm.
With Cameron McInnes shifting to hooker and Jack Williams being promoted to the starting lineup, the Sharks will need to adapt and overcome the absence of key players like Trindall and Braden Hamlin-Uele, who is sidelined with a knee issue.
On the Gold Coast side, there's a mixture of good and bad news as Beau Fermor is ruled out with a bruised kidney, but Sam Verrills is fit to play after sustaining an ankle injury in the previous game.
The Titans will be looking to capitalize on Verrills' availability to keep their faint hopes of making the finals alive.
In a crucial game for the Broncos, they have decided to stick with Josh Rogers in the halves alongside Adam Reynolds, showing faith in their current lineup rather than experimenting with new combinations.
Rising star Reece Walsh remains at fullback, showcasing his electric skills in a different position than he played earlier in the year for the Warriors.
As Xavier Willison fills in for the injured Payne Haas in the front row, the Broncos will need to rally together and play with the determination and spirit reminiscent of their glory days.
They must channel the fighting spirit of past Rugby League legends to secure a much-needed victory against the Cowboys.