Christopher Woodbridge clocked 38.8km/h, the fastest speed recorded in an Australian professional rugby league game, according to the article.
The 25-year-old's standout season for the Western Clydesdales earned him Hostplus Cup rookie of the year, fullback of the year and Player of the Year honours.
He also won the Petero Civoniceva Medal as the competition's best player, despite the Clydesdales finishing second-last.
Woodbridge scored 16 tries in 20 games, kicked 48 goals at 68.6%, and made 48 tackle breaks, 21 try assists and 12 line breaks.
The Courier Mail reports the Gold Coast Titans have offered him a train-and-trial deal and are discussing a place in their 2027 pre-season squad.
He is expected to train with the club, with the possibility of earning a full-time NRL contract.
News Corp reported in early September that four clubs were pursuing him; the Titans and South Sydney Rabbitohs were the only confirmed suitors.
Western Clydesdales coach Ben Walker said Woodbridge could also play halfback and compared his try-scoring ability with Mark Nawaqanitawase.
"Chris has more than enough talent to make it in the NRL," Walker told The Courier Mail.
"It's great that the Titans are prepared to give him a chance because he is one of the most naturally gifted rugby league players I have seen."