Kurt Donoghoe has been voted the 2026 RLPA Players' Dream Team's Impact player, completing a three-player Dolphins presence in the 14-player side.
Selwyn Cobbo and Herbie Farnworth also made the team, tying the Dolphins with the Roosters for the most selections.
NRL players vote for the side, recognising standout performers in each position across the season.
In his first season with the Dolphins, 24-year-old Cobbo was selected as one of the competition's two leading wingers.
He scored 18 tries in 19 appearances and helped the club reach its first finals series.
Farnworth earned his fourth consecutive selection as a centre, bringing his career total to four.
He joins Nathan Cleary and Cameron Munster, who also have four all-time Dream Team selections.
Donoghoe's versatility and energy were recognised for his contributions from the interchange and when called into the starting side.
RLPA CEO Clint Newton OAM said player votes made selection especially meaningful.
"To earn a place in the best team of the year through the votes of the players you compete against each week is a tremendous recognition of their performances," Newton said.
"The Players' Dream Team carries enormous significance because it is determined by the players themselves."