LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy
The 2023 season was a memorable one for the Broncos as they achieved remarkable results both on and off the field.
They made their way to the NRL Grand Final for the first time since 2015, which was a rare feat considering they defeated every team in the league at least once throughout the season.
This outstanding performance showcased their dominance and resilience.
In terms of regular season performance, the Broncos set a club record by winning 18 matches and losing only six.
This record-tying achievement demonstrated their consistency and ability to perform at a high level consistently.
Off the field, the Broncos were supported by their loyal members and fans, who showed tremendous heart and dedication.
The club recorded a total crowd of 507,970 people at their home games, setting a new club record.
This immense support created an electrifying atmosphere and contributed to the team's success.
Individually, several players also made their mark in the 2023 season.
Playmaker Ezra Mam had a standout performance, tying the record for the most tries scored by a half in a season (in the NRL era).
He crossed the try line an impressive 18 times in 25 appearances, showcasing his exceptional skills and contribution to the team's attack.
Furthermore, lock Pat Carrigan ended his 77-game drought without a try by scoring in round 22 against the Sydney Roosters.
This long-awaited achievement added to the Broncos' triumph and highlighted Carrigan's determination and perseverance.
Overall, the 2023 season was a season of achievements for the Broncos.
Their exceptional team performance, record-breaking regular season, incredible support from fans, and individual milestones contributed to their success and made it a season worth remembering.