LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy
The third episode of The Offload from Zero Tackle's panel is focusing on the big issues in rugby league after Round 1, with topics ranging from the Sydney Roosters avoiding the wooden spoon to the struggles of the Wests Tigers and the dominance of the Melbourne Storm.
The panel also delves into Thomas Hazelton snubbing the Dragons, questioning whether Dylan Brown is truly worth his $1.4 million per season price tag, and discussing potential captain options for the New South Wales team.
The panel, consisting of editor Scott Pryde, analyst Darren Parkin, and The Casual Athlete's Longy, delves into the various topics throughout the episode.
Pryde, Parkin, and Longy discuss the Sydney Roosters' chances of avoiding the wooden spoon, the Wests Tigers' struggles to remember how to win, and the Melbourne Storm's continued dominance in the sport.
The conversation moves on to Thomas Hazelton's decision to snub the Dragons, sparking a discussion on what this means for the Red V.
The panel also debates whether young player Dylan Brown is truly worth his hefty price tag of $1.4 million per season, questioning his performance and potential in the game.
In addition to these topics, the panel also considers who should captain the New South Wales team this year, exploring the potential contenders for the leadership role.
The episode concludes with the panel offering their Round 2 tips for the upcoming games in the season.
Listeners can catch this episode of The Offload on YouTube, where Pryde, Parkin, and Longy provide their insights and analysis on the latest developments in rugby league.
The episode covers a range of key issues and debates in the sport, offering fans a comprehensive overview of the current state of play in the game after Round 1.