Brisbane Broncos halfback Adam Reynolds has reached a monumental milestone, celebrating his 300th first-grade appearance in the NRL. The veteran playmaker continues to defy the odds as he enters his 15th season, with the Broncos formally extending his contract, ensuring his leadership and experience remain central to the club’s ambitions.
Reynolds, 33, debuted in 2012 for the South Sydney Rabbitohs, where he quickly became known for his precise kicking game, tactical awareness, and calmness under pressure. After a successful stint that included a premiership in 2014, he joined the Broncos in 2022, where he has since revitalized the team’s playmaking spine.
The milestone cements Reynolds’ legacy as one of the NRL’s most durable and consistent halfbacks. Broncos coach Kevin Walters praised his impact both on and off the field, hailing his influence over younger players and his role in guiding the team to recent finals appearances.
Reynolds expressed gratitude for the journey so far, saying, “It’s been an incredible ride. I’m proud to reach 300 games and do it with such a great club.”
With his contract extension in place, Reynolds’ storied career shows no signs of slowing down.
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