The NRL is a constantly evolving landscape of teams changing through injuries, players being signed, players being released, and youngsters breaking through.
New coaches, new talents, and varying form also have a significant say in who is and who isn't in the best 17.
Zero Tackle have run the rule over what every team looked like at the end of 2024 against what it looks like at the end of 2025 to determine where the changes, improvements, and failures are.
Gold Coast Titans
The Titans head into their final game with Des Hasler as head coach as one of the teams that have undergone more change than most this year, but without any real results to show for it.
In all likelihood, they will pick up the wooden spoon.
Tanah Boyd has left the club in what is a major change, although the spine has been a revolving door at times this year for the men from the glitter strip.
Jayden Campbell is the new halfback, while AJ Brimson is back from the injury that kept him out at the end of last year, but playing in the centres with Keano Kini at the back.
Carter Gordon and Cooper Bai make their debuts this weekend, while the forward pack features Reagan Campbell-Gillard, who has had a difficult season following his move from the Parramatta Eels, as well as Beau Fermor, who played in the centres during the final game last year.
There could be more upheaval on the way at the Titans as Josh Hannay prepares to take over the head coaching role.
2024 Titans
2025 Titans
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