In a major shake-up for the Brisbane Broncos, the club has officially announced the appointment of Jason Ryles as their new head coach, replacing Michael Maguire. The decision comes after weeks of speculation following Maguire’s unexpected departure, reportedly due to a shift in his long-term career plans and a desire to focus on representative coaching roles.
Jason Ryles, a former NRL player and respected assistant coach with experience at clubs like the Sydney Roosters and Melbourne Storm, brings a fresh perspective and a disciplined approach. Known for his emphasis on strong defense and player development, Ryles is expected to instill a new culture at the Broncos, focusing on accountability and performance consistency.
Broncos CEO Dave Donaghy praised Ryles as โthe right fitโ for the teamโs future, citing his strategic insight and ability to connect with players. The club is hopeful that under his leadership, the Broncos can return to their former glory and re-establish themselves as a powerhouse in the NRL.
Fans and analysts alike will be watching closely as Ryles begins preseason preparations, with expectations high for a resurgence in the teamโs performance in the 2026 season.
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