LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy
The North Queensland Cowboys have scored themselves a new player, with the signing of forward Harrison Edwards.
This move comes with immediate effect, adding some firepower to the team.
The deal is locked in not just for the rest of this season, but also for 2025, with the option for the club to keep him on for 2026.
This shows the Cowboys are thinking long-term, looking to build a strong roster for the future.
Edwards, at just 23 years old, has already made his mark in the NRL, with 17 games under his belt from his time at the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs.
Known for his ball-playing skills in the middle of the field, Edwards is a versatile player who has also proven himself in the second row.
With this new addition, the Cowboys are looking to strengthen their pack and add some depth to their squad.
Edwards' experience and skills will no doubt be a valuable asset on the field, as the team looks to push for success in the coming seasons.