There were some ridiculous performances across the weekend in Round 6.

Roosters star Joey Manu showed he’s one of the NRL’s best fullbacks, but doesn’t even wear the No.1 regularly in his own team.

Meanwhile, a Dragons flyer starred once again and a Raiders star steered his side to victory.

FULLBACK

Joey Manu — 326 running metres, 11 tackle busts, 1 try assist, 2 linebreak assists

What a game from the Kiwi international.

Standing in for regular No.1 James Tedesco, Manu looked like he was going to create chances every time he touched the ball.

Will be a sad day if he does confirm he’s leaving the NRL, because he is a pleasure to watch.

WINGERS

Josh Addo-Carr — 3 tries, 221 running metres, 9 tackle busts, 6 linebreaks

A winger’s job is to score tries and ‘The Foxx’ got three of them in impressive fashion in Round 6.

A great all-round performance from one of rugby league’s genuine speedsters, running for 221 metres.

He broke the line a ridiculous 6 times to give his old team, the Storm, nightmares.

Zac Lomax — 1 try, 131 running metres, 1 try assists, 3 offloads

Lomax was arguably the best player on the park against the Tigers on Sunday.

Scored an early try before it was skills in the air that caught the eye.

He set up another try after reeling in a Ben Hunt bomb and his form will catapult him into the Origin conversation.

CENTRES

Selwyn Cobbo — 2 tries, 187 running metres, 6 tackle busts, 1 linebreak assist

A huge performance from the Broncos hulking centre.

Cobo makes rugby league look easy and scored a double, but his ball-running was the highlight of his performance.

His switch to the centres looks to be a huge success so far this year.

Bradman Best — 1 try, 223 running metres, 3 tackle busts, 1 linebreak

A very impressive display from the one-game Origin star.

He scored an impressive four-pointer after a Kai Pearce-Paul break and consistently threatened the line.

Best will be desperate to continue this form to force his way into the Origin equation.

FIVE-EIGHTH

Cameron Munster — 2 try assists, 84 running metres, 23 tackles, 5 tackle busts

Munster is once again proving he’s one of the game’s premier playmakers.

In his best performance yet since returning from a groin injury, he assisted two tries and broke five tackles.

If this Maroons star catches fire, he will be hard to slow down in weeks to come.

HALFBACK

Jamal Fogarty — 678 kicking metres, 4 forced drop outs, 4 tackle busts, 1 try assist

The Raiders don’t win on Sunday without Fogarty.

The gun halfback pulled the string in impressive fashion for Ricky Stuart’s men, ultimately kicking the winning field goal to down the Titans.

He record 678 metres off the boot and an impressive four forced drop outs.

PROPS

Joseph Tapine — 272 running metres, 113 post-contact metres, 2 offloads, 29 tackles

Tapine was a man on a mission against the Titans.

He continually put his hand up in the middle of the park and ran for a ridiculous 272 metres.

What’s more is 113 of those were with players hanging off him.

Terrell May — 137 running metres, 2 tackle busts, 1 try assist, 2 linebreak assists

Does Terrell May moonlight as a playmaker?

Trent Robinson’s bench weapon was excellent against the Knights and tallied a try assist for Daniel Tupou.

He also used his playmaking skills in the middle of the park to orchestrate a key line break and also did the hard work in the middle.

HOOKER

Brandon Smith — 2 secondary try assists, 5 tackle busts, 35 tackles

Smith’s running game was clear to see against the Knights.

He consistently schemed in the middle and had a hand in two tries.

He also made 35 tackles and broke 5 tackles in a very impressive performance in the No.9.