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Cameron Munster<\/a> and Reece Walsh<\/a> have placed themselves as the most likely players to take out Zero Tackle’s NRL Finals MVP after putting together strong performances during the preliminary finals.<\/p>\n The star Melbourne five-eighth and Brisbane fullback have both polled in the two sides’ games to date, and while Penrith winger Paul Alamoti<\/a> has the lead of the competition, he won’t play in the grand final, so he should get mowed down this weekend.<\/p>\n Munster, who scored 17 in a qualifying final win over the Bulldogs, managed another 18 votes on the weekend to sit just one off the lead, while Reece Walsh<\/a> was perfect in the opening weeks against the Raiders and, with 11 against the Panthers, is now four votes behind Munster.<\/p>\n The grand final qualifiers had one unanimous man of the match, with Payne Haas<\/a> claiming all 20 votes for the Broncos, while Munster and the returning Jahrome Hughes<\/a> split top spot for the Storm.<\/p>\n For each game in the finals, our panel consisting of Zero Tackle founder Matt Clements, writers Ethan Lee Chalk and Dan Nichols, and me as editor, will vote on a 5-4-3-2-1 basis to crown the eventual champion.<\/p>\n Here are the votes from Week 2 of the finals.<\/p>\n Top Ten<\/p>\n