Reynolds’ Big Contract Reveal as Broncos Star Opens Up on ‘Scary’ Successor
Brisbane Broncos captain Adam Reynolds has officially confirmed his contract extension, securing his future with the club as he continues to lead the team with his vast experience and playmaking skills. The veteran halfback, who has been instrumental in the Broncos’ resurgence in recent seasons, will remain in Brisbane for at least another year, putting to rest speculation about his playing future.
Reynolds, 33, has been a key figure for the Broncos since joining from South Sydney in 2022, guiding them to a Grand Final appearance in 2023. His leadership, game management, and kicking ability have been crucial to the team’s success, and his extension is seen as a major boost for Brisbane as they push for another title.
Speaking about his decision, Reynolds expressed his excitement about staying with the Broncos but also acknowledged the emergence of young halfback Ezra Mam as a “scary” prospect for the future. The 21-year-old playmaker has been one of the NRL’s rising stars, showcasing blistering speed, creativity, and a strong partnership with Reynolds in the halves.
“The club’s in a great position, and we’ve got some incredible young talent coming through,” Reynolds said. “Ezra is only scratching the surface of what he can do, and that’s a scary thought for the rest of the competition.”
Reynolds’ extension provides stability for the Broncos while also allowing Mam to continue developing under his guidance. With a strong squad and a balance of experience and youth, Brisbane remains a genuine title contender, and Reynolds is determined to lead them to premiership glory before eventually passing the torch to his talented successor.
