In 2025, Mitchell Moses didn’t just play as the Parramatta Eels’ halfback — he became the heartbeat of the team, the guiding force behind every major moment, and the standout star of the entire NRL season.
This wasn’t just a breakout year. It was a career-defining campaign that saw Moses rise to new heights, not only showcasing his trademark kicking game and sharp decision-making but also evolving into a true leader. Week after week, he delivered when it mattered most, steering the Eels through tight contests, inspiring teammates, and turning pressure into opportunity.
More than just statistics or highlight reels, Moses’ influence was felt in the way the Eels played. Confident, composed, and clinical — he orchestrated the team like a maestro conducting a symphony. His vision in attack and control in the clutch moments gave Parramatta a level of consistency and danger that few sides could match.
While others had strong seasons, Moses stood above them all. His performances earned plaudits from commentators, fans, and former greats alike. By the time finals rolled around, there was little doubt — Mitchell Moses had become the most important player in the competition.
Whether it was a perfectly placed kick, a game-saving tackle, or a match-winning try assist, Moses had an answer for everything thrown at him. And he did it with a calm confidence that lifted those around him.
Crowned the Dally M Medal winner and widely recognised as the best player of 2025, Moses’ season wasn’t just good — it was unforgettable. He redefined what it means to be a modern halfback: part playmaker, part leader, and all heart.
Mitchell Moses will be remembered not just for the individual brilliance, but for the way he took charge of a team and a season. In a year filled with talent, drama, and turning points, his name sat firmly at the top — the headline act in a remarkable NRL story.