LeagueNews.co | Nick Loken
noting that "Connor's versatility is one of his strongest assets.
He's got great footwork and vision, he can play anywhere in the backline and just has a great rugby league mind." Watson's ability to adapt and excel in different roles on the field has been a key factor in his longevity in the NRL.
Off the field, Watson has also been involved in various community initiatives, reflecting his commitment to giving back.
He has worked closely with the Indigenous community and has been a role model for young Indigenous players aspiring to make it in the NRL.
Watson's pride in his heritage and willingness to use his platform to inspire others has not gone unnoticed.
Reaching 150 NRL games is a significant achievement for any player, but for Watson, it is a testament to his resilience and determination.
Despite facing setbacks and challenges throughout his career, he has continued to push forward and make an impact on the field.
As he reaches this milestone, Watson's focus remains on the team and helping the Roosters secure a win against their rivals, the Rabbitohs.
Reflecting on his journey leading up to his 150th game, Watson expressed gratitude for the support he has received along the way.
He stated, "I'm just grateful for the opportunity I had to play 150 games.
I've played with some great players and been coached by some great coaches.
I'm looking forward to playing my 150th game alongside a great bunch of blokes that I get to call my teammates."
As Watson prepares to run out for his 150th NRL game, his teammates, coaches, and fans will undoubtedly be cheering him on, celebrating his achievements and the impact he has had on the game.
Watson's grit, determination, and passion for the sport have been evident throughout his career, and his milestone game serves as a reminder of his hard work and dedication to rugby league.