THE STRONGEST PLAYER IN RUGBY LEAGUE
By Keegan Smith
Who’s the strongest player in the NRL
If there is one thing that has changed that stands out above all else when you look at the modern game compared to 30, 20 even 10 years ago it’s the physical development of rugby league players.
The average modern player is a Goliath of a man weighing in around 97kg capable of moving massive amounts of weight while also possessing scintillating traits of blistering acceleration and footwork. Granted every player is a different blend of these traits – the OUTLIERS of the group weigh in at 68kg (Rob Burrow’s one Super League’s most consistent top performers) up to giants of the NRL like Dave Taylor and Jamal Idris.
What is increasingly clear is that the need for speed is more important than it has ever been, more about that soon.
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