North Queensland Cowboys

Cowboys co-captain and formidable lock Jason Taumalolo is the star allocation for the Cutters and while unlikely to play in the state league, it’s a big get for Mackay. Taumalolo is entering his 12th season with the Cowboys and is just shy of registering 200 games for the club.

A towering 2m tall middle forward from Cairns, a fleet-a-foot Gold Coast winger and a front rower from the league rich Darling Downs could be new faces glimpsed by Gold Coast Titans and North Queensland Cowboys’ supporters in 2021.

Defensive coordinator Mike Nolan and defensive line coach Jim Tomsula have been let go by the Cowboys after the defense this season allowed the most points in franchise history (473) and were ranked 31st in the league in run defense.

The rebuilding North Queensland Cowboys have received an enormous boost on the road to their 2021 NRL campaign, with star playmaker Michael Morgan expected to be fit for round one. Morgan underwent shoulder surgery after the 2020 season was postponed due to COVID-19 in March,

Kellen Moore will remain the Cowboys' offensive coordinator in 2021, bypassing an opportunity to return to his alma mater at Boise State as head coach, league sources told ESPN's Ed Werder and Chris Mortensen.

Queensland Origin flyer Xavier Coates has become one of the NRL’s most sought after signatures, with the Cowboys officially joining Melbourne in the fight for the rising Broncos star.

Right from the outset in 2020, Cody Ramsey was one of many young stars who took the rugby league world by storm at the NRL Nines in Perth as he helped the Dragons to a Grand Final berth against the North Queensland Cowboys.

In a series analysing who will line up in each position for all 16 teams in the opening round of the Telstra Premiership in 2021, NRL.com looks at the North Queensland Cowboys.

The defensive end, who was reinstated to the league after being suspended for all of the 2019 season, says Dallas is the "place I need to be."

Born-and-bred Bronco Andrew Croll has been named as the Club’s new Head Of Performance. Croll began with the Broncos at the end of 2005 and spent seven years as a Broncos’ Athletic Performance Coach before moving to the North Queensland Cowboys as the Head of Strength and Conditioning for three …