Reynolds Confirms Retirement, Backs Carrigan for Broncos Captaincy
Brisbane Broncos halfback Adam Reynolds has confirmed that the upcoming season will be his last in the NRL. Upon his retirement, Reynolds has endorsed teammate Patrick Carrigan as his preferred successor for the Broncos captaincy.
Reynolds' Endorsement of Carrigan
Reynolds, who led the Broncos to a premiership last season, highlighted Carrigan's extensive leadership experience. Carrigan has previously led the team in Reynolds' absence and served as co-captain during the 2020 season. Reynolds stated that Carrigan is a significant leader within the team and a vital part of the club's structure.
Reynolds stated that Carrigan is a significant leader within the team and a vital part of the club's structure.
Centre Kotoni Staggs is also considered a candidate for the esteemed captaincy role following Reynolds' departure.
Carrigan's Focus on Team Success
Carrigan, who is contracted until 2028, expressed that his primary focus remains firmly on contributing to the club's continued success rather than the captaincy itself. He acknowledged that succeeding Reynolds as captain would be a significant achievement in his career, stating he learns and grows daily from his experiences at the club.