NRL Team of the Week: Round 3

Man of the Match as the Warriors edged Canberra in controversial fashion. Scored a try and ran over 250 metres with ball-in-hand.

Two second-half tries saw his side put the Dogs to bed. Finished the game with 229 running metres.

The promising Englishmen broke the game open a number of times with three line breaks and 270 run metres.

Scored two tries and kicked seven goals on his way to a 22-point haul against Manly.

Two tries and seven tackle-breaks helped his side to a convincing victory over the Cronulla Sharks.

Man of the Match in his side's upset victory over the Sydney Roosters. Had his best game this season recording two tries and five tackle breaks.

Controlled the tempo of the contest exceptionally well in the absence of Nathan Cleary. Finished the match with over 550 kicking metres as he helped his side upset the reigning premiers in the Grand Final rematch.

Scored the opening try of the contest as his side went on to mount a comeback after facing a 19-point deficit at half-time.

Was on the losing side of the scoreboard but was a standout in the defeat. Set up two tries with some crafty work from dummy-half and completed over 40 tackles in defence.

Since joining Parramatta, Reagan Campbell-Gillard has returned to the form which saw him represent New South Wales and he continues to impress. Scored a try and ran for 165 metres against Cronulla.

Has been at his devastating best over the past two weekends of the competition. Ran roughshod over North Queensland's left edge with 11 tackle breaks, 187 run metres and a try.

Scored a try and completed over 40 tackles in a gutsy victory over Melbourne.

Amongst the best forwards in the competition, Tohu Harris continues to inspire teammates. Ran for 129 metres, completed 45 tackles and was credited with a try assist.

Interchange:

14. Tyrone Peachey (Gold Coast Titans)

15. Ryan Sutton (Canberra Raiders)

16. Cameron Munster (Melbourne Storm)

17. Alex Twal (Wests Tigers)