2026 NRL Halfback Tackle Efficiency leaders

Completed tackles as a percentage of all tackle attempts, including misses and ineffectives. Efficiency above 90 percent is elite: it shows a defender who not only makes tackles but finishes them, and it is the fairest way to judge defenders who are targeted by opposition attacks. This page ranks Halfback players for the 2026 season. Current leaders include Kyle Flanagan, Lachlan Galvin, Nicho Hynes.

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Showing players 1 to 26 of 26 with at least 5 games listed as Halfback.

RankPlayerTeamTackle Efficiency
1Kyle FlanaganDragons90.1
2Lachlan GalvinBulldogs88.9
3Nicho HynesSharks88.0
4Dylan BrownKnights87.3
5Adam ReynoldsBroncos87.1
6Niwhai PuruSharks86.8
7Tom DeardenCowboys86.7
8Luke MetcalfWarriors86.6
9Isaiya KatoaDolphins86.5
10Jock MaddenWests Tigers85.3
11Ben HuntBroncos84.9
12Jayden SullivanRabbitohs84.7
13Adam DoueihiWests Tigers84.1
14Sam WalkerRoosters84.0
15Zane HarrisonTitans83.9
16Te Maire MartinWarriors83.6
17Toby RodwellRoosters83.3
18Lachlan IliasTitans83.0
19Jamal FogartySea Eagles82.9
20Ethan SandersRaiders81.7
21Nathan ClearyPanthers81.1
22Mitchell MosesEels80.9
23Tanah BoydWarriors80.1
24Sandon SmithKnights78.6
25Jahrome HughesStorm78.3
26Ashton WardRabbitohs73.7

Related stats

Season totals

Try SavesTry DebitsTacklesMissed TacklesIneffective Tackles

Per-game averages

Try Saves per GameTry Debits per GameTackles per GameMissed Tackles per GameIneffective Tackles per Game

Ratios and efficiency

Missed Tackles per TackleIneffective Tackles per Tackle