Jesse Ramien

Jesse Ramien hits the defensive line with the force of a freight train and the footwork of a halfback — a combination that makes him one of the most dangerous outside backs in the NRL. His power is obvious, written in every tackle break that sends defenders stumbling backward. But it is the speed and finishing ability layered on top of that strength that elevates Ramien from good centre to genuine strike weapon. When he finds himself one-on-one with a defender on the edge, the Cronulla faithful know what is coming, and more often than not, so does the opposition — and they still cannot stop it.

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Across 130 games and 50 tries, Ramien has built a reputation as one of the most destructive ball-runners in the competition. His tackle breaks, his try-scoring instinct, and his physical presence on the edge give the Sharks an attacking dimension that opposition coaches must specifically plan for. In 2026, Ramien continues to power down the Cronulla left edge, a centre whose best football makes him one of the most feared runners in the NRL.

EC — Senior features writer, australiafootball.com