Zane Musgrove arrives at the Dragons to bolster a forward pack that lost a glut of experience over the off-season 🐲
Zane Musgrove After three seasons at the Wests Tigers Musgrove arrives to bolster a Dragons pack which lost a glut of experience over the off-season, with the Auckland-born prop looking to build on a last-up campaign which saw him play more than seven games for the first time since 2017.
The aggressive edge he brings will be a welcome addition to a side who bid farewell to three of their chief enforcers in Tariq Sims , Josh McGuire and George Burgess last year. While that part of Musgrove's game has seen him make a few trips to the Judiciary in recent times, if he can channel it in the right way it will be an important factor for the Dragons in 2023 if their pack is to become one which is feared in the NRL.
Last season Musgrove averaged 89 run metres and 21 tackles per game for the Wests Tigers, and he proved to be a durable option as well, appearing in all 24 of their games.
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