Brisbane Broncos captain Adam Reynolds is likely to miss the upcoming match against the formidable New Zealand Warriors on Saturday.
According to recent coverage by the Courier Mail, Reynolds did not participate in training on Tuesday, even after being cleared to return from a head injury sustained during last week's defeat to the Dolphins.
Additionally, his availability for next week's matchup against the Raiders remains uncertain due to ongoing general soreness in what has been a challenging final season for him.
There's a significant possibility that the skilled playmaker will be granted extra time to recover, especially in preparation for his farewell game against the Storm in the club's last home match of the season.
Reynolds' last appearance in Round 27 is expected to take place at Accor Stadium against the Bulldogs, a venue where he previously enjoyed considerable success.
Despite Broncos coach Michael Maguire stating the situation is assessed on a "week-to-week" basis, Reynolds is approaching the conclusion of his distinguished playing career.
"That's a week-to-week one," Maguire commented about Reynolds to the Courier Mail.
"We'll see how he is next week. It's not just the concussion.
"He's done everything possible to get the most out of his body."