'I'm a has-been': Injury ends Broncos captain Adam Reynolds's career
Brisbane Broncos captain Adam Reynolds is unable to get up for one last game at Lang Park, ending his glittering NRL career.
Brisbane Broncos captain Adam Reynolds will retire from the NRL following a calf injury that has ended his career. The 36-year-old had hoped to play one last home game before handing the captaincy over to his teammates, but a recent fitness test prevented that. Reynolds has endured numerous lower-body injuries throughout his 15-season career, including a concussion in round 22 of the season.
He expressed his appreciation for his time in the league, with two premiership victories and State of Origin appearances to his name. Reynolds confirmed 2026 as his final year in the competition.
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