Jack Todd, a 22-year-old forward from northern New South Wales, has extended his contract with the Bulldogs until the end of the 2026 season. Having joined the club in 2019, Todd has progressed through the Bulldogs’ Pathways system, notably excelling in the NSW Cup. His consistent performances have positioned him as a strong contender for an NRL debut in the 2025 season
Meanwhile, 20-year-old Queenslander Jack Underhill has committed to the Bulldogs through to the end of the 2028 season. A formidable front-rower, Underhill’s standout performance in the 2024 Jersey Flegg Cup Grand Final, where he was named Man of the Match, highlighted his potential. Entering 2025, he will join the NRL squad on a full-time basis, marking a significant step in his development
General Manager of Football, Phil Gould, expressed his enthusiasm about securing both players, stating, “These are two of the brightest prospects at the Club.” He emphasized that Todd and Underhill have demonstrated professionalism and dedication, qualities that align with the Bulldogs
The Bulldogs’ strategic focus on nurturing young talent is evident in these contract extensions, reflecting a long-term vision for sustained success. By investing in players like Todd and Underhill, the club aims to build a strong foundation for the future, ensuring a competitive edge in the NRL for years to come.
As the 2025 season approaches, fans can look forward to seeing these emerging stars in action, contributing to the Bulldogs’ aspirations of returning to the top echelons of the NRL.
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