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The Parramatta Eels failed in their 2023 season relative to their successes in 2022. The club lost four of their last six matches of the season to finish in the 10th spot on the ladder and miss out on the NRL Finals entirely. The losses of Reed Mahoney (Bulldogs) and Isaiah Papali’i (Tigers) proved to be bigger than the club expected, despite adding former Queensland Maroons forward Joe Ofahengaue and potential future Maroons star J’maine Hopgood making his mark on the NRL full-time.

Can coach Brad Arthur coach his star-studded spine and powerhouse forward pack back to the NRL Finals in 2024?

Let’s look at the latest NRL odds for the Eels.


About the Parramatta Eels

Established: 1946
Home grounds: CommBank Stadium
Coach: Brad Arthur
Captain: Clint Gutherson
Premierships: Four – 1981, 1982, 1983, 1986
2023 ladder finish: 10th (12-12)

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2024 Parramatta Eels draw

Parramatta Eels NRL fixture
Round Opponent Venue Date Time (NSW)
1 Canterbury Bulldogs CommBank Stadium Saturday, March 9 5:30pm
2 Penrith Panthers BlueBet Stadium Friday, March 15 8:05pm
3 Manly Sea Eagles CommBank Stadium Sunday, March 24 4:05pm
4 Wests Tigers CommBank Stadium Monday, April 1 4:00pm
5 Canberra Raiders GIO Stadium Sunday, April 7 6:15pm
6 North Queensland Cowboys CommBank Stadium Saturday, April 13 5:30pm
7 Dolphins TIO Stadium Friday, April 19 8:00pm
8 Manly Sea Eagles 4 Pines Park Friday, April 26 8:00pm
9 BYE
10 Brisbane Broncos CommBank Stadium Friday, May 10 8:00pm
11 Melbourne Storm Suncorp Stadium Sunday, May 19 4:05pm
12 South Sydney Rabbitohs TBA Saturday, May 25 7:35pm
13 Cronulla Sharks CommBank Stadium Thursday, May 30 7:50pm
14 Canterbury Bulldogs Accor Stadium Monday, June 10 4:00pm
15 Sydney Roosters CommBank Stadium Saturday, June 15 7:35pm
16 BYE
17 Newcastle Knights McDonald Jones Stadium Saturday, June 29 5:30pm
18 South Sydney Rabbitohs CommBank Stadium Thursday, July 4 7:50pm
19 Gold Coast Titans Cbus Super Stadium Saturday, July 13 5:30pm
20 BYE
21 Melbourne Storm CommBank Stadium Friday, July 26 8:00pm
22 New Zealand Warriors Go Media Stadium Friday, August 2 8:00pm
23 Penrith Panthers CommBank Stadium Friday, August 9 8:00pm
24 Sydney Roosters Allianz Stadium Friday, August 16 8:00pm
25 Brisbane Broncos Suncorp Stadium Friday, August 23 8:00pm
26 St George Illawarra Dragons CommBank Stadium Saturday, August 31 3:00pm
27 Wests Tigers Campbelltown Sports Stadium Friday, September 6 6:00pm

Eels players to watch in 2024

Bryce Cartwright

Bryce Cartwright

Born: 15/11/1994
Games: 165
Tries: 31
Position: 2nd Row

Bryce Cartwright had arguably the best season of his career in 2024, playing 24 games and scoring seven tries to go with several line breaks and the most running metres on average per game since 2016. The former Panther and Titan has finally begun to live up to the hype of his early days in the NRL under coach Arthur, and he will need to continue his progression in order to make the Eels a top four threat in 2024.

Dylan Brown

Dylan Brown

Born: 21/6/2000
Games: 99
Tries: 26
Position: Five-Eighth

Dylan Brown will be preparing for a big season in 2024 after spending several weeks on the sidelines in 2023. Brown has the potential to be one of the best all-round five-eighths in the NRL behind Cameron Munster and a genuine game-winner for the Eels. The last hurdle in Brown’s development will be learning to create tries for those around him as he can for himself. Should he do this in 2024, he will be a candidate for Dally M Five-Eighth of the Year.

Shaun Lane

Shaun Lane

Born: 29/11/1994
Games: 157
Tries: 31
Position: 2nd Row

Shaun Lane missed most of the games in the 2023 NRL season after suffering a broken jaw. In 2024, he returns to this Eels side as a much-needed part of the puzzle if the side is to entirely dominate the middle third of the field and create repeated scoring opportunities for their spine players. As a very tall second-rower, he will be more comfortable than most in his full-time return to contact in the NRL and could be a vital piece of the Eels’ success moving forward.


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