With the NRL season well and truly underway, and the competition heating up, it is time to look at who are the three most important players at every club around the competition.
From players who are Origin stars and in form, to others who have missed the mark this year but still hold the keys to their entire team's operation, these are the players your team can simply not perform without.
Parramatta Eels
Mitch Moses
It has been a tough year for Moses who cannot seem to find much rhythm, but this Eels side is much better with Mitch in the team then without him.
Moses possesses a kicking game that has kicked Parra out of trouble many times and is one of the fastest halves in the competition.
When it comes to players that can change a game quickly, Mitch is one of the best in the business. As the captain, Moses also becomes vital for the Eels.
Josh Addo-Carr
The Fox is still one of the fastest men in the competition and it is incredible to watch him in full flight.
Although in a bit of a try-scoring drought as of late, Addo-Carr is a senior player of this club that brings tons of experience and great camaraderie to the Eels.
Fox leads this team off the field with his fun and loving nature but also trains hard and ensures professionalism within the squad.
Dylan Walker
A veteran of the sport, Walker brings experience and versatility to any side. Dylan has been huge for the Eels since joining the club and has changed many results that at first looked bleak.
Walker's ability to play anywhere on the park makes him super important when coming into a team and for the Eels, he has filled many positions. Walker will be a big loss in 2027.
I think that Manly need Luke Brooks more than Turbo.
Certainly Turbo – on his day – can win a game for Manly; but those days are few and far between now. Tom T might better be called TooOftenInjuredBo rather than Turbo, these days.