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Boyd: 'Feel my confidence is high, want to keep it that way'

Tanah Boyd on his start to 2026: 'I feel like my confidence is really high at the moment and I just want to keep it that way.'

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NRL: NZ Warriors halfback Tanah Boyd feeding critics humble pie with scintillating season start

Tanah Body celebrates a freakish try against Canberra Raiders.
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Knowledgeable NRL commentators and armchair critics alike are taking a long, hard look at themselves in the mirror, wondering what they missed about Tanah Boyd.

Those feelings of regret are probably amplified, if you're on the Gold Coast Titans football staff, who let the unheralded halfback slip through their fingers and across the Tasman last season, landing at NZ Warriors HQ.

After five years and 69 first-grade games for the Titans, Boyd needed a change of scenery, and signed a two-year deal that saw him buried on a depth chart and initially consigned to reserve grade.

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