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The Usos from the WesWes Network, Tana, Simon, and Eddie are back for another season of the NRL. On the first podcast for 2026, the USOs discuss preseason workouts for the Brisbane Broncos and NZ Warriors. They discuss new rules the NRL will be trialling this season, and they discuss the Zac Lomax contract.

The Usos from the WesWes Network, Tana, Bob, and Simon give out awards from last week's games in the Pacific Championship. They discuss the HIA failure of Tongan back rower Eliesa Katoa, who sustained headknocks in a span of 20 minutes, then the boys review the Tongans losing to the Kiwis and preview next weeks final of Toa Samoa vs The Kiwis in Sydney.

The Usos from the WesWes Network, Tana, Bobby, and Simon give out kaea kele and all eyez on me awards and discuss the Toa Samoa vs Tonga match in Round 2 of the Pacific Championship. They talk about the fan atmosphere for both teams. They also touch on the Ashers tests with Kangaroos vs England

The Usos from the WesWes Network Tana and Simon reflect on the NRL season, highlighting key performances, discussing the Dally M Awards, and analyzing the Grand Final between the Broncos and Storm. They delve into player contributions, coaching strategies, and the teams' futures as they prepare for international competitions. The conversation is filled with insights on player dynamics, and game management

The Usos from the WesWes Network Tana, Bob and Roger discuss the conclusion of the NRL season, highlighting key player performances, officiating controversies, and the upcoming grand final. They also delve into the success of the Warriors in the New South Wales Cup and the implications of a new international rugby competition that could attract NRL talent. The analysis includes a breakdown of the Storm vs Sharks and Broncos vs Panthers games, emphasizing the impact of player injuries and tactical decisions on the outcomes. In this episode, the hosts delve into the upcoming NRL Grand Final, discussing the importance of creating luck in rugby league, the significance of experience in finals, and the physical conditioning of teams. They analyze key players and matchups, highlighting the potential impact of individual performances on the game's outcome. The conversation culminates in predictions and final thoughts on what to expect in the highly anticipated showdown between the Broncos and the Storm.

The Usos from the WesWes Network, Tana, and Stace discuss the good and bad performances of last week's games by giving out the Kaea Kele Award and the All Eyez On Me Award. They reflect on the Bulldogs and Raiders season and preview the upcoming semi-final matches

The Usos from the WesWes Network Tana, Simon and Bob discuss Finals Footy Week in the NRL, plus Rictor Radley told to look elsewhere from the Roosters, and the boys give their NZ Warriors season review and Kaea Kele, All Eyez On Me Awards

The usos from the WesWes Network Tana and Stace review the NRL season, discussing team performances, standout players, and the implications of injuries. They analyze the playoff picture, highlight key matchups, and reflect on the season's ups and downs for various teams, including the Roosters, Knights, Dragons, and more. The conversation culminates in predictions for the upcoming finals and a look ahead to the next season.

The Usos from the WesWes Network, Tana, Simon, Bobby, and Roger discuss standout performances in the NRL, player retention issues, and the impact of off-field controversies. They delve into the debate surrounding player resting policies, referee decisions, and predictions for the Rookie of the Year. The conversation also includes game reviews and highlights from recent matches, providing insights into the current state of rugby league. In this episode, the hosts delve into the recent NRL games, discussing controversial calls, team performances, and player issues. They analyze the Warriors' struggles, the Broncos' inconsistencies, and the impressive showing by Manly against the Dragons. The conversation shifts towards the upcoming finals, highlighting key matchups and predictions for the playoffs, emphasizing the importance of momentum and player form as teams vie for the championship.

The Usos from the WesWes Network Tana and Simon dcuss the latest happenings in the NRL, including weekend highlights, low points, and player performances. They delve into controversial commentary surrounding racism in sports, review recent games, and analyze coaching changes and team dynamics. The conversation also touches on upcoming matches and predictions, as well as the importance of community engagement through junior footy.

The usos from the WesWes Network Tana, Simon and Bobby discuss the ongoing discussions around player eligibility and cultural identity. They also touch on the serious issue of injuries in rugby league, particularly concussions, and the media's portrayal of players' choices regarding representation. The conversation highlights the complexities of heritage in sports and the importance of player safety protocols. In this conversation, the hosts discuss various aspects of the NRL, focusing on player suspensions, game analyses, and the playoff prospects of teams like the Warriors and Broncos. They delve into the inconsistencies in player punishments, the performance of the Warriors against the Dragons, and the importance of consistency and momentum as the playoffs approach. The conversation also touches on the Broncos' recent game against the Dolphins, referee decisions, and predictions for upcoming matches.

The usos from the WesWes Network Tana and Simon give out the Kaea Kele and All Eyez On Me awards for Round 23 of the NRL. Then they discuss topics of the week including the Roosters Dolphins game where multiple players were sin binned. Then they discuss the state of theor teams the NZ Warriors and the Brisbane Broncos.

The usos from the WesWes Network, Tana and Bobby discuss the standout players of the week, the impact of injuries on team dynamics, and the recent trainer controversy that has sparked debate about sportsmanship in rugby league. They also touch on cultural sensitivity in sports interactions and reflect on the performances of various teams as they approach the playoffs. The conversation highlights the importance of team momentum and the need for fair injury rules as the season progresses.

The usos from the WesWes Network, Tana, Roge,r and Bob give out Kaea Kele and All Eyez on Me Awards for Round 21 in the NRL, discuss NRL boss Peter Vlandys move to change the eligibility rules for State of Origin and the effect it has on the Island nations. The boys discuss the NRL Table after 20 rounds and who stays in the top 4, top 8 and who drops out. Then the boys discuss the NZ Warriors' hopes of staying in the Top 4 after losing form with losses to bottom-of-the-table teams and injuries. Also, a discussion on Reese Walsh and his inability to have a perfect game

The usos from the WesWes Network Simon and Bobby review the latest round of Rugby League matches, focusing on key player performances, refereeing consistency, and the implications of international eligibility rules. They discuss the Warriors' new pathways program in Australia and provide updates on the Azariah Kalava Cup and fantasy league standings. The conversation also includes an analysis of the Warriors' recent game against the Knights and predictions for upcoming matches.