Team of the Week: Round 9

1. Tom Trbojevic (Sea Eagles)

His third man of the match performance in just his fourth game of the season. As influential as ever and had one of the most complete performances by a fullback in recent seasons: two tries, four assists, five-line breaks and 235 run metres.

2. Josh Addo-Carr (Storm)

Became the first man in 71-years to cross for six tries in a single game. The Bulldogs should have no problem scoring points next season...

3. Justin Olam (Storm)

The ultra-competitive Olam was credited with three try assists against Souths. His strong running game was on display as always, finishing up on 127 metres gained and five tackle busts.

4. Stephen Crichton (Panthers)

Set up two tries and scored one of his own in a 48-point thrashing of the Cronulla Sharks.

5. Kyle Feldt (Cowboys)

Such a determined footballer - as evident in his brilliant one hand put down - runs hard and tackles hard; should finally taste State of Origin sometime this series.

6. Adam Doueihi (Tigers)

Best on field in a beaten side. Doueihi was everywhere during a late comeback from a determined Wests outfit. Scored a try and set up two others in a strong showing.

7. Nathan Cleary (Panthers)

Controlled the contest with a strong kicking game (548 metres) and took the line on with ball in hand (144 metres). Man of the match and now leads the Dally M count outright.

8. James Fisher-Harris (Panthers)

Found himself on the try-scorers list for the first time since Round 5, 2019. Finished the contest with 198 running metres and six tackle busts.

9. Jayden Brailey (Knights)

Scored a try and completed over 50 tackles against a desperate Canberra side.

10. Junior Paulo (Eels)

Strong running from the New South Wales prop as always with 175 metres gained. Was the main source of second-phase play for Parramatta, recording four offloads.