With the Roosters coming off a loss in Round 10 and the Bulldogs coming off a big win over the Wests Tigers, let's look at the strike weapons for the opposition ahead of our Sunday afternoon clash.
Sam Perrett | Fullback | Latrell Mitchell
Curtis Rona | Winger | Daniel Tupou
Josh Morris | Centre | Mitchell Aubusson
Kerrod Holland | Centre | Blake Ferguson
Tyrone Phillips | Winger | Joe Burgess
Josh Reynolds | Five-eighth | Jackson Hastings
Moses Mbye | Halfback | Mitchell Pearce
Aiden Tolman | Prop | Sam Moa
Michael Lichaa | Hooker | Jake Friend
James Graham | Prop | Dylan Napa
Josh Jackson | 2nd Row | Boyd Cordner
Greg Eastwood | 2nd Row | Aidan Guerra
David Klemmer | Lock | Isaac Liu
INTERCHANGE
Sam Kasiano 14 Sio Siua Taukeiaho
Raymond Faitala-Mariner 15 Kane Evans
Tim Browne 16 Ryan Matterson
Craig Garvey 17 Jared Waerea-Hargreaves
Lloyd Perrett 19 18 Connor Watson
JOSH REYNOLDS
The former New South Wales five-eighth is an integral piece of the Bulldogs fierce pack.
Not only an x-factor on attack, Reynolds aggression, defensive play and motor are unmatched in the NRL.
After creating a comfortable bond with Trent Hodkinson over the past few seasons, Reynolds has taken on a bigger role in 2016 with new halves partner Moses Mbye.
His good form this season sees him well and truly in the mix to put on a blue jersey come State Of Origin time.
JAMES GRAHAM
The Bulldogs Captain and English International is the heart and soul of this Bulldogs pack.
They're a side that boasts plenty of size and strength, and James Graham is the man that puts them on the front foot week-after-week.
While Graham is difficult to tame, the Roosters will need to shut him down if they're any chance of over coming the pack.
SAM KASIANO
The 2016 season has seen a new and improved Sam Kasiano, and the big New Zealand International has been rewarded for his pre-season effort.
He's trimmer, faster, as strong as ever and in career best form.
Acting as somewhat of a second half, Sam Kasiano is the complete package when it comes to forwards in the NRL.
He can pass, offload, tackle, play big minutes and damage defensive lines with his aggressive hit-ups.
He'll be coming off the bench in this one, and will be the ideal replacement for the starting forwards.
