AdminThree important Broncos, including veteran halfback Adam Reynolds, who will now wrap off his illustrious career in Brisbane, have re-signed with the team. Reynolds, young hooker Blake Mozer, and gun centre Kotoni Staggs signed new contracts with the Broncos, the team said in a news release on Thursday. Throughout the first half of this season, there were rumours that Brisbane wouldn’t be able to afford Reynolds, casting doubt on his future. The only way to watch every game of every round of the 2025 NRL Telstra Premiership LIVE, without any commercial breaks during play, is on FOX LEAGUE, which is accessible on Kayo Sports. Are you new to Kayo? For just $1, get your first month.
Reynolds was also courted by the Wests Tigers, but the premiership-winning playmaker decided to remain in Queensland and signed a one-year contract extension for 2026. “I want to be a part of that going forward because we are really building something special here,” Reynolds stated in the statement released by the club.
It means a lot to me to be able to wrap up my career with the club that has given me so much in the last few seasons. Staggs, meanwhile, has agreed to a three-year contract extension with the team through the conclusion of the 2028 campaign. Being able to permanently lock down Staggs, who is regarded as one of the greatest centres in the league, is a huge victory for the Broncos’ future.
Being able to remain with the team that has helped me since I was a child and has stood by me as I’ve grown as a player and a person makes me happy,” Staggs said. Mozer will also play a significant role in Brisbane’s future aspirations.
A shoulder issue has hampered Mozer’s 2025 campaign. Mozer is a gifted dummy-half who won the club’s rookie of the year award in his first taste of NRL competition last year. Through the Queensland Cup, he has made a comeback to the field and might play a significant role in Brisbane’s quest for a top eight finish.
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