2026 NRL consistency: who kept earning points?

Nathan ClearyPanthers15 rounds

Kalyn PongaKnights13 rounds

Sualauvi FaalogoStorm12 rounds

Thomas JenkinsPanthers11 rounds

Dylan EdwardsPanthers11 rounds

Herbie FarnworthDolphins10 rounds

Isaiya KatoaDolphins10 rounds

Braydon TrindallSharks9 rounds

Matt BurtonBulldogs9 rounds

Sam WalkerRoosters9 rounds

Top 20 by number of rounds with simulation points

Player	Scoring rounds	Sim points	Pts per scoring round	Season rank
Nathan ClearyPanthers	15	77	5.1	1
Kalyn PongaKnights	13	55	4.2	2
Sualauvi FaalogoStorm	12	47	3.9	3
Thomas JenkinsPanthers	11	44	4.0	5
Dylan EdwardsPanthers	11	41	3.7	8
Herbie FarnworthDolphins	10	47	4.7	4
Isaiya KatoaDolphins	10	37	3.7	10
Braydon TrindallSharks	9	42	4.7	7
Matt BurtonBulldogs	9	39	4.3	9
Sam WalkerRoosters	9	37	4.1	11
Scott DrinkwaterCowboys	9	36	4.0	12
James TedescoRoosters	8	42	5.3	6
Fletcher SharpeKnights	8	33	4.1	13
Jayden CampbellTitans	8	32	4.0	14
Naufahu WhyteRoosters	8	27	3.4	26
Jake CliffordCowboys	7	31	4.4	16
Latrell MitchellRabbitohs	7	30	4.3	17
Harry GrantStorm	7	30	4.3	18
Jackson FordWarriors	7	30	4.3	19
Tom TrbojevicSea Eagles	7	25	3.6	28

What this measure can and cannot tell you

This is consistency of fan recognition, not a measure of week-to-week playing quality. The denominator is scoring rounds, not appearances. Injuries, byes, selection and low voting participation can all affect the count, and we do not have minutes-played data to separate them.

Read the average alongside the count: a high average over a small number of scoring rounds points to concentrated peaks. A larger count with a lower average suggests more frequent smaller awards. The late-season form report shows when those points arrived.