The Mole's Team of the Week: 'Buy of the year' contender emerges; gun Broncos back-up told to 'find a new club'

An injury to Broncos superstar Reece Walsh opened the door for Tristan Sailor to get a shot at wearing the No.1 jersey in first grade.

Fair to say he took his chance, with an outstanding performance against the Cowboys.

Last year's grand finalists didn't miss a beat and the son of Wendell got himself a jersey in The Mole's Team of the Week.

Scroll on to see all the star performers to make Mole's team after round four.

Reece Walsh's replacement needs to find a new club in 2025 - he showed he is too good to play Q Cup with 179 run metres and four tackle breaks against the Cowboys.

Continued his amazing streak of 11 tries in his past eight games with a slick hat trick against the Roosters. Good timing in a week where he announced he may go to market.

Went within a blade of grass of scoring a try and had two try assists and two line break assists in the win over the Roosters.

Proving himself one of the buys of the year with three tries in two games, including two against the Eels.

A fine performance in a beaten side against the Warriors, running for 230 metres and turning back waves of Kiwi pressure and high kicks.

Gets into the team purely on one of the best effort plays seen in the modern era - his length of the field chase to catch runaway Bronco Selwyn Cobbo.

The veteran half steered his team around the park superbly and kicked the field goal that downed the Eels.

Produced an inspired performance off the bench against the Raiders, helping his team turn around an 18-0 deficit to a 36-22 win.

Much under-rated hooker, cut the Knights defence open and set up a crucial try with his smart work from dummyhalf.

Ran for 150 metres up the middle and rattled the Titans with some massive hits in defence.

Scored a try, ran for over 100 metres and tackled with venom in the shock win over Manly.

A powerhouse on the edge in attack with 164 run metres, constantly bending back the Bulldogs' defensive line and harnessing the Dogs' ball runners on the edge, as he did with this tackle on Matt Burton.

Inspired the Bunnies to their first win of the season against Canterbury with 44 tackles and over 100 run metres. Never off the ball.