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<\/p>\nThe Tigers are flying high despite a tight loss to the Broncos in Round 7, and their reliable halfback has led the way.<\/p>\n
Adam Doueihi leads the Red Bull High Flyer Playing Rankings when it comes to players who wear the No.7 this season, having slotted into the role full-time this year.<\/p>\n
The 27-year-old finished with a score of +6.95 as a clear-cut winner, sitting 0.85 above his nearest rival in Tanah Boyd.<\/p>\n
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Watch every game of every round of the Premiership Season LIVE with no ad-breaks during play on FOX LEAGUE, available on Kayo Sports | New to Kayo? Join now and get your first month for just $1<\/a>.<\/p>\n 1. Adam Doueihi (Tigers) \u2014 +6.95<\/p>\n As aforementioned, Doueihi has been excellent in 2026 and his running game has been a major factor in leading Benji Marshall\u2019s side to third place after seven rounds.<\/p>\n Even while carrying injury niggles, Doueihi was able to break the line with ease and has been a nightmare for defensive lines, considering he can kick, run or put his teammates into space.<\/p>\n 2. Tanah Boyd (Warriors) \u2014 +6.19<\/p>\n Who say this one coming?<\/p>\n Tanah Boyd has been simply excellent for the Warriors and deserves his spot on this list, especially considering his form to start the season.<\/p>\n The former Titan has been so good, many are calling for him to retain the No.7 long-term and Andrew Webster even handed Luke Metcalf the No.6 when he returned.<\/p>\n 3. Jahrome Hughes (Storm) \u2014 +6.15<\/p>\n Jahrome Hughes has quietly been putting together a solid season and has still been one of the Storm\u2019s best in 2026, despite an ugly slump with Melbourne sitting in 15th.<\/p>\n A significant portion of their attack comes through Hughes, and his combination with fullback Sua Fa\u2019alogo has been lethal.<\/p>\n Braith: “Have some balls!” | 01:41<\/p>\n 4. Jamal Fogarty (Sea Eagles) \u2014 +5.5<\/p>\n Jamal Fogarty endured a slow start in his time at the Sea Eagles, but under Kieran Foran has been excellent, helping Manly to surge back into the top eight.<\/p>\n The experienced halfback has done an excellent job steering his side around the park and his kicking game in particular has been a highlight.<\/p>\n 5. Jayden Campbell (Titans) \u2014 +4.93<\/p>\n When the Titans score points, it\u2019s a fair guess that Jayden Campbell is involved.<\/p>\n The Gold Coast playmaker is consistently strong and hardly puts in a big performance, with his running game, like Doueihi, being the best factor of his skillset which he has put to use this season.<\/p>\n 6. Lachlan Galvin (Bulldogs) \u2014 +4.62<\/p>\n Lachlan Galvin has found his feet in recent weeks, with arguably his best performance to date coming in an upset victory over the Panthers.<\/p>\n The young gun\u2019s combination with Jacob Preston is forming nicely, and that pairing\u2019s attacking output will have contributed heavily to Galvin\u2019s score here.<\/p>\n Get all the latest NRL news, highlights and analysis delivered straight to your inbox with Fox Sports Sportsmail. Sign up now!!!<\/a><\/p>\n Kyle treatment caused players split? | 01:22<\/p>\n 7. Nathan Cleary (Panthers) \u2014 +4.59<\/p>\n It\u2019s somewhat surprising to see Nathan Cleary this low on the list considering the Panthers\u2019 start to their 2026 campaign.<\/p>\n However, it\u2019s a testament to how strong Penrith are when their superstar halfback, who has been excellent, isn\u2019t fully dominating their Red Bull High Flyer Rankings.<\/p>\n 8. Tom Dearden (Cowboys) \u2014 +4.44<\/p>\n The Cowboys have been piling on the points in their recent wins, and Tom Dearden has been a central figure in steering his side around the park.<\/p>\n The 25-year-old will have his eyes firmly fixed on Origin selection in the coming weeks, so expect his form to continue.<\/p>\n 9. Nicho Hynes (Sharks) \u2014 +4.41<\/p>\n Nicho Hynes has been solid for the Sharks to start this season, with his halves partner Braydon Trindall tallying a score of +4.04 so far.<\/p>\n That\u2019s a testament to how much that pairing share the load, with Cronulla incredibly dependent on both of their playmakers to produce points.<\/p>\n MORE NRL NEWS<\/p>\n BURNING Qs: Dominoes to fall after Flanno axing; ugly recruitment truth laid bare<\/a><\/p>\n TEAM TIPS: Dragons\u2019 clean-out on the cards after Flanno sacking; Bulldogs\u2019 huge boost <\/a><\/p>\n