Jye Gray establishes position as South Sydney Rabbitohs starting fullback
Zero Tackle NRL • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 10, 2026, 9:24 PM
Last updated Sep 10, 2026

The South Sydney Rabbitohs have rotated through multiple options at fullback this season, including Jye Gray, Matt Dufty, and Latrell Mitchell. Despite the versatility of the roster, 22-year-old Jye Gray has solidified his role in the starting lineup through consistent play. Gray recorded 2,231 running metres during the regular season, contributing 60 tackle breaks and six try assists. His partnership with Cody Walker has become a primary attacking threat for the club. Matt Dufty provided depth during periods of injury, while Latrell Mitchell recently returned to the field following a 14-week absence due to back and calf injuries. The club faces ongoing decisions regarding the fullback role as it looks toward future seasons and potential finals appearances.
- •Jye Gray averaged 148 running metres per game across the regular season.
- •Matt Dufty provided injury cover for the team throughout the year.
- •Latrell Mitchell returned to the lineup in Round 26 after missing 14 weeks.
- •The combination of Jye Gray and Cody Walker is a core attacking strategy for South Sydney.
- 9:24 PMZero Tackle NRL — Is Jye Gray the best option at fullback for the Rabbitohs?
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