The Breakdown | Let gamechangers Jordan, Pollock and Bielle-Biarrey off the leash to grow game

Will Jordan has just shattered Doug Howlett's All Blacks try record, scoring his 50th try in just 56 appearances, showcasing the remarkable rise of New Zealand's emerging rugby stars. With players like Finn Pollock and Eddy Bielle-Biarrey also making waves, the All Blacks' future looks incredibly bright. This surge in talent isn't just about personal records; it's a testament to the team's evolving dynamics and the importance of strategic media and marketing support to spotlight these gamechangers. The implications are huge for New Zealand rugby's global standing and future competitions.