Billy gives a unique take on the hip drop tackle, his high appraisal for Benji Marshall and the Tigers, and what position RTS should play. 

Plus, we get an update on Cam Munster’s injury.

The Billy Slater Podcast with Billy and Mark Levy for Ram Trucks - Eats everything else for breakfast.

To send through your listener questions email us at billyslaterpodcast@nine.com.au

Billy gives a unique take on the hip drop tackle, his high appraisal for Benji Marshall and the Tigers, and what position RTS should play. 
Plus, we get an update on Cam Munster’s injury.
The Billy Slater Podcast with Billy and Mark Levy for Ram Trucks - Eats everything else for breakfast.
To send through your listener questions email us at billyslaterpodcast@nine.com.au

Origin coach Billy Slater and co-host Peter Psaltis break down winners, losers, players and clubs each week, answering the biggest questions of the round. Raw. Honest. On demand.

Origin coach Billy Slater and co-host Peter Psaltis break down winners, losers, players and clubs each week, answering the biggest questions of the round. Raw. Honest. On demand.

League’s greatest Fullback returns every Monday of the NRL season to look back on a massive round of Rugby League.

The Billy Slater Podcast

Leniency for the hip drop

Billy breaks down the Canberra Raiders' thrilling golden point victory over Manly, highlighting the emergence of the "unorthodox" but brilliant young halves pairing of Ethan Strange and Ethan Sanders. Billy draws comparisons to the legendary partnership of Ricky Stuart and Laurie Daley, noting how their traditional roles provided a "breath of fresh air" for the Green Machine.

With penalty counts soaring, Billy explains why teams must adapt to the referees' early-season standards and how back-to-back six-again calls are becoming a major factor in player fatigue.

In this episode:


The Pressure Cooker: A look ahead to Broncos vs. Eels, where one team will face the dreaded 0-2 start and the inevitable external "noise."


The Book of Feuds: Previewing the massive Roosters vs. Rabbitohs clash and why Latrell Mitchell and Cameron Murray look ready for a career-best season.


Round 2 Predictions: Analysis of Warriors vs. Raiders across the Tasman and Manly vs. Newcastle at 4 Pines Park.

Billy breaks down the Canberra Raiders' thrilling golden point victory over Manly, highlighting the emergence of the "unorthodox" but brilliant young halves pairing of Ethan Strange and Ethan Sanders. Billy draws comparisons to the legendary partnership of Ricky Stuart and Laurie Daley, noting how their traditional roles provided a "breath of fresh air" for the Green Machine.
With penalty counts soaring, Billy explains why teams must adapt to the referees' early-season standards and how back-to-back six-again calls are becoming a major factor in player fatigue.
In this episode:
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The Pressure Cooker: A look ahead to Broncos vs. Eels, where one team will face the dreaded 0-2 start and the inevitable external "noise."
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The Book of Feuds: Previewing the massive Roosters vs. Rabbitohs clash and why Latrell Mitchell and Cameron Murray look ready for a career-best season.
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Round 2 Predictions: Analysis of Warriors vs. Raiders across the Tasman and Manly vs. Newcastle at 4 Pines Park.
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Round 2 Preview: Discipline, New Halves, and The Book of Feuds

Billy Slater and Peter Psaltis unpack a high-scoring opening weekend that proved preseason form is often a "reality check" once the real whistle blows.

They break down why the Melbourne Storm remain the gold standard of preparation and how the Penrith Panthers continue to use their defensive intensity as a mirror to expose their rivals.

Key Highlights


The 24-0 Record: A deep dive into Craig Bellamy’s staggering 24-year undefeated streak in Round 1 and what it reveals about the Storm's elite preseason standards.


Wayne’s World at Souths: The Rabbitohs’ 40-point explosion and why a fit Latrell Mitchell and Cody Walker make them the most dangerous attacking unit in the comp.


The "Mirror" Effect: Billy explains how Penrith’s relentless pressure forces opponents like the Broncos to confront their own fitness and mental deficiencies.


Record Watch: Discussion on Alex Johnston closing in on the all-time try-scoring record.

Billy Slater and Peter Psaltis unpack a high-scoring opening weekend that proved preseason form is often a "reality check" once the real whistle blows.
They break down why the Melbourne Storm remain the gold standard of preparation and how the Penrith Panthers continue to use their defensive intensity as a mirror to expose their rivals.
Key Highlights
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<li>
The 24-0 Record: A deep dive into Craig Bellamy&rsquo;s staggering 24-year undefeated streak in Round 1 and what it reveals about the Storm's elite preseason standards.
</li>
<li>
Wayne&rsquo;s World at Souths: The Rabbitohs&rsquo; 40-point explosion and why a fit Latrell Mitchell and Cody Walker make them the most dangerous attacking unit in the comp.
</li>
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The "Mirror" Effect: Billy explains how Penrith&rsquo;s relentless pressure forces opponents like the Broncos to confront their own fitness and mental deficiencies.
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Record Watch: Discussion on Alex Johnston closing in on the all-time try-scoring record.
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</ul>

Souths' Season Spark: Cody & Latrell Masterclass Sinks Dolphins

Billy Slater unpacks a big week in rugby league, starting in Melbourne as the Storm navigate key changes to their roster and look to reset for another serious premiership tilt. What do those transitions mean for their spine, their edge, and their identity?

There’s also a close look at Jonah Pezet’s move to Parramatta and how he could slot in alongside Mitchell Moses. Is this a partnership that unlocks the Eels’ attack, or will it take time to find rhythm?

Billy shares his thoughts on Eli Katoa’s return from injury and the quiet leadership he’s beginning to show at the Storm. It’s about more than minutes on the field. It’s about standards, presence and influence inside the sheds.

And we finish with a blockbuster preview as the Brisbane Broncos host the Penrith Panthers at Suncorp Stadium. The Broncos are back from their World Club Challenge experience, the Panthers are still chasing greatness, and Friday night footy does not get much bigger than this.

 

Billy Slater unpacks a big week in rugby league, starting in Melbourne as the Storm navigate key changes to their roster and look to reset for another serious premiership tilt. What do those transitions mean for their spine, their edge, and their identity?
There&rsquo;s also a close look at Jonah Pezet&rsquo;s move to Parramatta and how he could slot in alongside Mitchell Moses. Is this a partnership that unlocks the Eels&rsquo; attack, or will it take time to find rhythm?
Billy shares his thoughts on Eli Katoa&rsquo;s return from injury and the quiet leadership he&rsquo;s beginning to show at the Storm. It&rsquo;s about more than minutes on the field. It&rsquo;s about standards, presence and influence inside the sheds.
And we finish with a blockbuster preview as the Brisbane Broncos host the Penrith Panthers at Suncorp Stadium. The Broncos are back from their World Club Challenge experience, the Panthers are still chasing greatness, and Friday night footy does not get much bigger than this.
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