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Dylan Edwards. A rugby league player in a black Penrith Panthers jersey runs with a Steeden ball tucked under his right arm during a match.
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Dylan Edwards draws constant ire from NRL rivals despite calm off field

Penrith fullback Dylan Edwards regularly clashes with opposing players in matches, though he is perceived as one of rugby league's gentlest personalities.

Edwards has been involved in multiple recent confrontations. Against Melbourne, he stood over Nick Meaney and gave him a verbal spray for an error.

Against the Bulldogs, he accidentally flattened Matt Burton before getting shoved by AJ Jones, sparking a melee. Off field, Edwards meditates before big games and recently promised his young daughters he would score a double on Father's Day.

Some commentators think opposing teams may be trying to distract him. Edwards says he gives as good as he gets.

He is known as one of the best sledgers in the NRL. Teammates describe his 'disappointed dad look' when players make mistakes.

Penrith Panthers
Club
Melbourne, Bulldogs, Warriors
Opponents involved
Two
Daughters promised

Why it mattersReveals the psychology behind on-field confrontations in elite rugby league competition.

AustraliaLocal interest for NRL fans following Penrith Panthers and the competition.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 11 d ago

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