Despite the Brisbane Broncos releasing a statement on Reynold's groin injury on Sunday, coach Michael Maguire gave him every chance to prove his fitness until a decision had to be made.
Reynolds will miss the Queensland derby against the North Queensland Cowboys, with AAP reporting that he wasn't able to overcome the groin injury and will be sidelined for this week.
It will see young gun half Thomas Duffy take his place in the halfback position and make his Broncos club debut.
Breaking Broncos team news
Adam Reynolds (groin) OUT for @brisbanebroncos v @nthqldcowboys
Tom Duffy in.
More to come @aap_sports pic.twitter.com/Re0vKALapj
— Joel Gould (@JoelGould6) April 9, 2026
Duffy will line up against the club he made his NRL debut for in Round 1 last year, after signing a one-year deal with the Broncos for 2026.
The Broncos will run out with an inexperienced spine after being decimated by injury last week, which saw Reece Walsh and Ben Hunt join Reynolds on the casualty ward.
Jesse Arthurs has been recalled to the first grade side to fill in at fullback, with Blake Mozer joining the bench to replace Hunt.
They host a red-hot Cowboys outfit who are bristling with confidence after dismantling the St George Illawarra Dragons last week, resulting in a 32-0 victory.






















