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It’s Grand Final week in the 6’Some Cup and tensions are high! Mig has literally silenced Deano this week as he’s out crook, but we welcome a very special guest co-host who has plenty to say. Bona has zero sympathy for Harry Grant’s suspension, even though it hurts CEO coaches everywhere. We dive into the Brandon Smith saga and what his actions mean for both him and rugby league as a whole. NRL coaches are breaking CEO hearts by resting key players right when we need them most, and we salute the champions of our CEO cash comps. We also say sayonara to Des Hasler, chat about what Josh Hannay brings to the Titans, recap last Friday night’s phenomenal games, and help you lock in your CEO captains for finals weekend. Finals footy is here, and there’s plenty on the line! This is NRLCEO HQ..

With finals looming, the CEO Gods are causing chaos. Bona is questioning everything after what they dished up on the weekend, Mig is limping into his prelim final with a squad crippled by injuries, and Deano is flying high on a wave of luck. Injuries couldn’t come at a worse time for CEO coaches, especially with legend Cam McInnes going down. Jackson Ford goes from hero to zero, Bona unloads on Harry Grant’s questionable antics, and Deano dishes out a well-timed reality check to Reece Walsh. Mig calls for DCE to make a call on his future and tries to pull a few sneaky plays with this week’s Mystery Man. Plus, we look ahead to a mouthwatering Round 25, especially those two Friday night blockbusters. Finals footy, CEO heartbreak, and plenty of spicy takes—this one’s packed! This is NRLCEO HQ

The CEO finals are heating up and tensions are rising! Deano and Bona tread carefully around the unpredictable CEO Gods, while Mig prepares for a brutal uphill battle against the Godfather. The boys dive into the controversy sweeping through CEO comps—one scandal even threatens to rival Watergate! Mig throws cold water on Broncos fans’ finals hopes, raising serious concerns over their injury list. We question whether Bellamy is playing mind games and if Reed Mahoney is heading straight for the spud pool. And to top it off, Mig’s Mystery Man returns with a nostalgic nod to a forgotten CEO talent. Strap in—there’s plenty of spice in this one! This is NRLCEO HQ..

Deano is back from his Hawaiian-themed getaway—shirt, sunnies and all—while Mig comes in hot, firing up about the Bunker, the CEO Gods, and just about everything else. Bona’s feeling chirpy after taking down the Dregs, but don’t worry, there’s still plenty of spite to go around. The boys dig into the drama around the Panthers trainer—was it an honest mistake or something more? We debate whether wet weather footy is as fun to watch as people claim, and question if Deano actually caught any of the games over the weekend. Mig’s Mystery Man makes a return, and we break down all the Round 23 matchups as the NRLCEO finals draw near.  This is NRLCEO HQ..

It’s just Bona and Mig on deck this week with Deano out, but the CEO chat rolls on. The 6’Some Cup top 4 is all but locked in, and shoulder injuries are suddenly all the rage across the league. The boys ask the big questions—will the Storm stumble without Jahrome Hughes? Did Jack Wighton get stitched up at the judiciary? And can Lachlan Galvin handle the wrath of Tigers fans this weekend? Plus, Bona battles his emotions as Chad Townsend’s retirement tour tugs at his heartstrings, and we preview all the Round 22 matchups. Plenty of laughs, debates, and CEO dilemmas as always! This is NRLCEO HQ..

Mig channels his inner Chad Townsend as he takes over the hosting duties this week, steering the ship while Deano basks in the glory of a big CEO win and lets everyone know about it. The boys dive into the absolute dumpster fire that is Rugby League 26, cover yet another brutal week of injuries for CEO squads, and ask the question—are the top four starting to wobble as finals approach? There’s the usual dose of ref drama, Bona’s growing obsession with Blayke Brailey hits new heights, and we lock in our captains for Round 21 of the NRL. Plenty of banter, blow-ups, and big calls. Tune in! This is NRLCEO HQ..

We’re back after a few weeks off celebrating Queensland’s Origin win, and while Mig is MIA, Bona and Deano are holding down the fort and soldiering on. This week, the boys ask the big questions—what’s going on with all the backrow injuries? Is the Ponga and Newcastle relationship nearing the end? We also take a close look at the current NRL ladder and break down which teams could make a serious push for the top 4 and top 8 as finals approach. Plus, we preview all the matchups for Round 20. No Mig, no worries—there’s still plenty to talk about! This is NRLCEO HQ..

The boys are back, and there’s plenty to unpack. Mig is flying high at the top of the ladder and chirping accordingly, while Bona’s team is stuck in cruise control and Deano continues his slow climb out of spoon territory. We recap Queensland’s Origin II win and debate whether Harry Grant still deserves to be a first overall draft pick in CEO. The panel salutes Alex Johnston as he edges closer to the all-time try scoring record and asks the big question—could DCE really fit in at the Roosters? Plus, we remind everyone why you can never write off the Panthers, and Mig gives his Mystery Man another run. Plenty of chat, chaos, and CEO banter as always! This is NRLCEO HQ..

The full crew is finally back on deck this week, including Deano, who conveniently returns fresh off a rare win in the 6’Some Cup. The lads kick things off by celebrating yet another monster performance from KK, before diving into a weekend stacked with CEO points, a flood of doubles, and even a cheeky hat trick. Deano lets rip over Billy Slater’s Game 2 selections, while Mig stirs the pot by backing teams outside the top four to make a genuine premiership push, much to Bona’s disbelief. The Broncos still haven’t won the panel over, and Mig goes rogue with a brand new off-script segment you didn’t see coming. Plenty of laughs, plenty of points, and plenty of spice. Don’t miss this one! This is NRLCEO HQ..

After a week off, the pod is back, but Deano isn’t. He’s off doing some soul searching after slumping to last place in the 6’Some Cup. That leaves Bona and Mig to hold down the fort and stir the pot. The boys recap Origin I and offer Coach Slater some helpful advice for Game 2, including a few bold selection calls. There’s praise (and a little eye-rolling) for the usual double workhorse suspects, and the lads dive into Lachlan Galvin’s move to the Bulldogs, with some pointed words for Gus Gould and his sneaky antics. Mig doesn’t miss the chance to throw some extra salt on the Broncos’ wounds with a few home truths, and we get stuck into how the Origin schedule could be fixed to ease the pain for CEO coaches. All that plus a look ahead to the Round 14 matchups. Plenty to unpack—don’t miss it! This is NRLCEO HQ..

All three coaches copped losses this week, so there’s no strutting into this episode, just a heap to unpack. We dive into a brutal run of CEO-relevant injuries, a smorgasbord of fantasy gold including a rare triple workhorse and some nostalgic double WH from two hookers. The Warriors keep quietly stacking wins, while the Broncos are spiralling both on and off the field. Plus, we break down the freshly named Origin squads and look ahead to a rep-affected round that still dishes up some juicy matchups. It’s all happening. Get it in your ears. This is NRLCEO HQ..

We’re back, baby! After a 4-week freshen-up, the boys return with a bumper episode—longer than usual, but well worth the wait. Mig is riding high after Papi dragged him out of CEO jail against Bona’s Legends, despite Mig all but waving the white flag on Saturday. Bona’s putting on a brave face (just), while Deano’s Dregs find themselves in a chaotic 3-way battle for 4th, 5th… and the spoon. The lads break down that Latrell field goal and debate whether his late try was against the spirit of the game, or just classic Latrell doing Latrell things. Speaking of controversy, is golden point still needed after the Panthers-Cowboys draw? And don’t miss the underground conspiracy theory nobody’s talking about… the mysterious wetting of the ball. (Robert Derby knows what we’re on about.) From massive comebacks to the Perth Bears announcement, Vegas matchups, Origin selections, and the CEO gods blessing us with 5 double workhorses, this episode has it all. We also go around the grounds in the Legends of League comps an

With Mig off at band camp (well, sort of), it’s just Bona and Deano running the show this week—and things get heated! The boys go toe-to-toe over Lachlan Galvin’s shock decision to leave the Tigers at the end of 2026. Bona dives into the NRL’s suspension wrap sheet and uncovers some seriously surprising numbers. There’s plenty of love for CEO standouts from the weekend, including The Hammer and Hudson Young, and the lads break down all the massive matchups ahead of the Easter Long Weekend. No Mig, no worries, this one still packs a punch! This is NRLCEO HQ..

Hamstrings are snapping, and CEO coaches are sweating. Another week, another injury crisis! The boys tee off on the NRL’s baffling sin bin inconsistency and their ongoing blind spot when it comes to forward passes. It’s farewell (or is it good riddance?) to Damien Cook as his CEO career flatlines before our eyes. Plus, we look ahead to the Round 6 matchups and what they mean for your CEO side. Strap in—this one’s got rants, roasts, and a touch of regret. This is NRLCEO HQ..

Deano is back, and the band’s officially reunited! The boys kick things off by recapping their fantasy weekend catch-up, which included plenty of laughs, banter, and an unhealthy amount of chicken. They dive into the looming crackdown on head highs and what it could mean for CEO coaches everywhere. Mig doesn’t hold back with a scorching hot take: Deano’s season is spoon-bound! Plus, the lads break down the fullbacks who’ve gone MIA in CEO so far and preview all the big matchups ahead of Round 5. It’s juicy, it’s spicy, just like Deano's special sauce. Don’t miss it! This is NRLCEO HQ..

It’s a two-man show this week, with Bona and Mig holding the fort while Deano continues his recovery. Bona returns to the hosting chair after serving his highly controversial (and completely unofficial) one-week suspension. The boys dive into the bizarre Daly Cherry-Evans decision, unpack the CEO fallout from injuries to some key players, and debate whether Josh Curran’s cheeky ref impersonation was genius or just plain grubby. Strap in—this one’s got drama, dodgy calls, and CEO carnage! This is NRLCEO HQ..

Disaster struck! Our stand-in for Deano, Dax, completely butchered his recording, so it’s just Mig and Bona steering the ship this week. But don’t worry, we’ve still got plenty of CEO goodness! We dissect all the big CEO highlights from Round 2, break down Dylan Brown’s mind-boggling 10-year deal with the Knights, and get the inside scoop on what it was really like in Vegas for the big NRL kickoff. Plus, Dax still manages to drop some alleged juicy behind-the-scenes goss from a high-profile club, despite not actually being on the pod. It’s a shambles, but it’s our kind of shambles! This is NRLCEO HQ..

The countdown to the Vegas round is on! Join Bona, Mig, and Deano as they gear up for Round 1 of the 2025 NRL season. The boys swap war stories from their CEO drafts, dish out some spicy hot takes, and sprinkle in their usual banter. Mig reckons he’s a hairstylist (jury’s out), Deano’s dreaming of a "skinny" dip in a Vegas pool, and Bona’s tipping plenty of rage from our CEO coaches this year. Footy’s back, and so is the chaos! This is NRLCEO HQ. 

The lads are back for Part 2! Bona, Mig, and Deano continue their deep dive into the 2025 NRLCEO season with a breakdown of the remaining 10 NRL teams. In this episode, the boys analyse the CEO talent you need for your drafts, including stand-out stars, break-out players, and potential traps for each squad. They also discuss each team’s bye schedule and the opponents they’ll face in the all-important CEO finals. Packed with expert insights and the usual banter, this episode is your ultimate prep for the season ahead. Don’t forget to grab your copy of the Bible and Super Spready, available January 26! This is NRLCEO HQ..