
Pezet Shines in Broncos Win, Sets Sights on Eels Future
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Jonah Pezet, Parramattas new five-eighth, showcased his skills against Brisbane Broncos, scoring a try and setting up four more in a thrilling 40-32 win. Despite his impressive performance, Pezet was most proud of a crucial try-saving tackle that prevented Brisbane from taking an early lead. Pezet, who will replace retiring star Adam Reynolds, stayed composed under pressure and bounced back strong after a tough loss last round, setting up tries and grabbing the lead with a key grubber kick. He aims to stay sharp for the next 25 games and help take pressure off teammate Mitchell Moses.
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Sydney News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Pezet Shines in Broncos Win, Sets Sights on Eels Future. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
In Sydney, it's March 13th, and here's what is going on. Paramata's Jonah Peze put on a clinic against the Brisbane Broncos, the team he will join next season. The 23-year-old 5-8th scored a try and set up four more in the eels 40-32 win in Lang Park on Thursday night. It was a strong statement just months before he steps in to replace retiring star, Adam Reynolds. Despite his attacking flair, Peze was most proud of a game-changing try-saving tackle. He jolted the ball loose from Broncos' second-roar Jordan Ricky, stopping Brisbane from jumping to a 16-to-nothing lead early on. That moment fired him up and shifted his approach. Before the match, Broncos' center Cotoni Stags talked about pressuring Peze face-to-face, just like Melbourne did the week before in their big win. Over Paramata, but the plan fell flat as Peze turned the tables and stayed composed. Peze knows he can do better, saying he missed his start and needs to bring physicality from the opening whistle every week.
He bounced back strong, setting up tries before halftime, and a key grabber kick later to grab the lead. This marked Peze's first win with the eels after a tough loss last round. He's already looking ahead, aiming to stay sharp for the next 25 games and help take pressure off teammate Mitchell Moses. This episode is proudly sponsored by our partner. What is cooler than cool? A pillow that plays your sound. S-O-L-I, solely pillow.com
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