The Rugby League Players Association congratulates Adam Reynolds on joining the prestigious 300-game club when the Brisbane Broncos faced the Gold Coast Titans this weekend.
Adam became the 55th player in NRL history to reach the 300-game milestone—an achievement earned through a distinguished and successful career with both the Brisbane Broncos and South Sydney Rabbitohs.
Adam made his NRL debut for South Sydney in 2012 and won a Premiership with the Myrtle and Green in 2014. Across 14 seasons at the top level so far, Adam has played in three Grand Finals and also proudly represented New South Wales and the Prime Minister’s XIII.
The RLPA extends its best wishes to Adam for his 300th appearance and for the remainder of his career as he continues to be one of the most respected and much loved figures in the game.
“Congratulations, Adam, on reaching the incredible milestone of 300 NRL games,” said Clint Newton, CEO of the RLPA.
“Your journey has been nothing short of inspirational—showcasing excellence, consistency, and class at the highest level. From premiership glory to leading your teams with unwavering commitment, you’ve left an indelible mark on the game – and you’re not even done yet.
“Your resilience, determination, and quiet leadership have earned the deep respect of teammates, opponents, and fans alike. You’re a fan favourite and much loved by fans across all teams for a reason. This milestone is not only a celebration of your on-field achievements, but also the lasting impact you’ve made off it.
“On behalf of the RLPA I congratulate you, your family, and everyone who’s been part of your remarkable journey.”
Tom Symonds, the RLPA’s General Manager of Past Players and Transition, praised Adam for his impressive career to date.
“Adam is such a hugely underrated player and has been one of the best halfbacks in the NRL for a very long time,” said Tom Symonds, who represented City Origin with Adam in 2013.
“What stands out about Reyno is his deep knowledge of the game and his instinctive abilities. He is old school in his approach to the game, he is a traditional halfback – a general – which is a trait only very few players possess.
“Over his soon-to-be 300-game career, Adam has always been a player who has delivered in key moments. His ability to produce a clutch play or the perfect kick at the most important time is almost second nature to Adam.
“Personally, I have always loved how competitive he is and how he is incredibly cheeky – like all halfbacks should be. Adam is loved by teammates and fans alike because of who he is as a person.”
