Want more NRL information than just the draw, results or the current ladder? Then you are in the right place with the home of NRL Stats and Stuff via our 2023 NRL Round 18 Stats Summary for the weekend that was.
Each week we compile and keep up to date a wide range of stats from the latest weekend of NRL action plus the best 2023 NRL Season Stats to help you to the top of the tipping competition, land a few responsible winners or even make your Supercoach team better.
2023 NRL Round 18 Stats Summary
2023 NRL Round 18 Stats Summary – Points of Interest
- Dragons have lost all nine games away from home this season.
- South Sydney continue their near-perfect record v top half teams (at time of fixture) with W8 L1. Which is much better than their record v bottom half sides W2 L6.
- The bottom four from the Origin period (Dragons, Dolphins, Bulldogs and Tigers – see below) have conceded 677 points in their 14 games combined since Origin period started. This comes at an average of 48 points per game conceded.
- The Tigers’ 998 Team Run Metres in Round 18 was the lowest total of the season so far, and the only time a team has run fewer than 1000 metres.
- The Bulldogs’ 63 Missed Tackles is a season record. DEspite losing by more points, the Tigers missed tackle count in Round 18 was only 11th worst for the season.
- Wests Tigers-Cowboys games this season falls just two points for a point a minute overall across the two games (158).
- Cowboys and Knights both equaled the most Line Breaks in one game for a team for this season, coincidentally one of the other two games was when the Wests Tigers flogged the Cowboys 66-18.
- Round 18 saw 414 points scored, but it was not the biggest round in terms of most scored. That goes to Round 15 with 422 points.
2023 NRL Round 18 Stats Summary – Round 18 H2H Stats
We go H2H from the latest round to see which team came out on top of the stats charts as well as results.
2023 NRL Season Stats Summary – Form Summary
Are some teams just flat track bullies beating the lower sides? Maybe some teams can only win at home and powder on the road? All those stats and more are below….
Note: that top and bottom teams are decided as such:
Ladder position is based on the ladder position of the opposition before each round starts. For Round 1 we used the final 2022 ladder position. Top eight is any team in the top eight heading into the weekend. Bottom eight is the bottom nine teams, and we forgot to change it from bottom eight in 2022.
2023 NRL Season Stats Summary – Scoring Summary
Your place to go for all the point scoring stats we could be bothered compiling.
There’s some first and second half scoring statistics, as well as the ever popular first and last try scoring stats by team.
2023 NRL Season Stats Summary – HTFT Stats
Who gets a half time lead and blows it?
Which team are as safe as houses?
Which team wins second halves, usually because they are so terrible in the first half?
2023 NRL Season Stats Summary – Post Origin Table
Here is the NRL Ladder if re-calculated since the State of Origin period started (according to us, the round before Game One).
2023 NRL Season Stats Summary – Pre/Origin Form Comparison
Are teams better or worse off since the State of Origin series started? Well this gives the win % comparison you need.
2023 NRL Season Stats Summary – Premiership Odds by Round – Selected Clubs
2023 NRL Season Stats Summary – Playing Stats
Here are all the playing stats for the season so far, with the metre eaters, offloaders, line breakers and bad boys of the NRL all under the microscope and displayed here for all.
