Broncos Face Massive Selection Headache

0:00It's April 6th. Welcome to Adelaide News Today, powered by AI. Brisbane Broncos Coach Michael McGuire has got a massive selection headache heading into Friday night's clash with the North Queensland Cowboys missing. Three stars at once. Ben Hunt, Adam Reynolds, and Reese Walsh. This combo absence hasn't happened under his watch before, forcing a total reshuffle in the haves and backline. Hunt pushed to a knee issue in their win over goalcoast, but scans showed a grade three MCL tier, sidelineing the 36-year-old for 6-2. Eight weeks. Reynolds' tweet is growing early against the Titans, a grade two-adductor strain that keeps the 35-year-old out, one to two weeks, while Walsh. Nurse is a facial fracture for four to six weeks. Ezra Mamm steps up at 5-8, but with utility Billy Walters still recovering from an ACL rupture, options are thin. The only other top 30 haves available are Young Tom Duffy, a 22-year-old, with just six NRL games and Josh Rodgers, 29, with seven matches under his belt, both

1:04solid goal kickers to cover Reynolds' duties. The Broncos showed grit last year through injury ways, and players are backing the def now. Reynolds praised the squad's ability to step up without missing a beat, aiming for a four-straight win. McGuire is staying positive, highlighting the fight in his group as they adapt and push forward against the Cowboys.