LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
However, it's Stewart who has caught Stuart's eye with his electric pace and strong ball-playing ability.
The young fullback has been compared to legendary Canberra custodian Gary Belcher, with his silky skills and fearless attitude on the field.
Stewart's rise through the ranks has been meteoric, with his performances in the NSW Cup earning him a promotion to the Raiders' first-grade squad.
His natural talent and dedication to the game have impressed his teammates and coaches alike.
"Chevy has all the makings of a future star," said Raiders captain Jarrod Croker.
"He's got that X-factor that sets him apart from the rest.
With a bit of guidance and experience, he could become one of the best in the game."
While some rookies take time to adjust to the physicality and speed of the NRL, Stewart appears to have made a seamless transition.
His anticipation and ability to read the game have already caught the attention of opposition teams, who are wary of his attacking prowess.
As the 2024 NRL season kicks off, all eyes will be on Chevy Stewart and his quest to solidify his place as the Raiders' number one fullback.
With his potential and raw talent, he has the ability to be a game-changer for Canberra.
So, keep an eye out for this rising star as he takes the field and leaves his mark on the NRL.