Final Siren: Who'll Pass the Torch from NRL's Noughties?

analysis:A generation of NRL players are close to the end, so who will be the final player standing from the noughties?

LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy

In their pursuit of glory, these battle-hardened warriors have endured countless hits, scars, and victories throughout their careers.

They have become the living proof of the survival of the fittest in the merciless world of rugby league.

Jared Waerea-Hargreaves, a true Roosters legend, has now revealed his imminent exit from the NRL, marking the end of an era that saw him evolve from a promising rookie into a formidable force on the field.

Beginning his journey with Manly in 2009, he has witnessed the rise and fall of countless stars who have come and gone in the blink of an eye.

However, Waerea-Hargreaves is not alone in this race against time.

Standing shoulder to shoulder with him are two other warriors determined to defy the odds and prove that age is just a number.

Jordan Rapana, the ageless wonder of Canberra, has faced his own battles, both on and off the field.

After a six-year hiatus to fulfill his religious duties, he returned with a hunger for glory that knows no bounds.

The clock is ticking for these brave gladiators, as their contracts come to an end and decisions must be made about their future.

While Rapana's fate remains uncertain, whispers from the coaching staff suggest retirement may beckon him towards the next chapter of his life.

The final player standing from the noughties will soon be decided, and only time will reveal the outcome of this fierce battle against Father Time.

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