State of Origin isn't just a chance to support your state, but an opportunity to watch the best of the best battle it out for all the marbles.

While there's a heap of repeat offenders in Origin, like Nathan Cleary, Harry Grant, and Payne Haas, there are some stars who won't be granted the same treatment.

Whether due to poor performances, fierce competition, or simply a case of Father Time catching up to them, these guys will not be returning to the State of Origin arena in 2025.

4. Mitchell Moses

Missing out on the Blues squad could potentially be the end of Mitchell Moses' career, but with Nathan Cleary confirmed as a lock-in by Laurie Daley and Jarome Luai showcasing his growth as a half at the Wests Tigers, the former Panthers duo may edge out the Lebanon international.

NSW Blues Training, State of Origin 2024 Game 2
Mitchell Moses. (Photo: Joshua Davis)xz

Moses was exceptional in the 2024 Origin series, and as the Parramatta Eels skipper enters his 30s, he is just reaching the peak of his powers. His resume speaks for itself, however, Moses spent the end of last season and the beginning of this season sidelined, which is sure to impact his match fitness. The fact that his competition is in-form Tigers' skipper Jarome Luai, his spot in Laurie Daley's squad looks even less likely.

If the series-winning halfback misses out on selection in Game 1, we may not see the 30-year-old return to the Origin arena for a while, if at all.