Adam Reynolds on Track to Play Roosters in Round One
Brisbane Broncos captain Adam Reynolds is making steady progress in his recovery from neck surgery, and the latest update is music to the ears of Broncos fans. According to reports, Reynolds is on track to play in the opening round of the NRL season against the Sydney Roosters.¹
The 34-year-old halfback underwent surgery to repair nerve damage in his neck after suffering a training injury prior to Christmas. The initial prognosis suggested Reynolds would be sidelined for around a month, which would have made it difficult for him to feature in the Broncos’ pre-season matches.²
However, Reynolds’ recovery is progressing well, and he’s taken a key step towards being fit for the Round 1 clash against the Roosters. This is a significant boost for the Broncos, who will be without Ezra Mam for the opening months of the campaign due to an off-field incident.
Reynolds’ partnership with new recruit Ben Hunt will be crucial for the Broncos’ success in the upcoming season. With Reynolds on track to play in Round 1, the Broncos will be hoping to hit the ground running against the Roosters on March 6.
