Wakefield Trinity’s victory over Leeds Rhinos means every team is now off the mark and the top two of Catalans Dragons and Warrington Wolves have both lost four times in 15 rounds.
That is as many as the French side did all year when they topped the table in 2021 and just two fewer than 2022 league leaders St Helens.
Consistency has been hard to come by for all clubs, but some teams are beginning to find form after a slow start while others have faded. Here’s how different the table would look based on the past seven games.
7. Warrington Wolves (second)
Won 3, lost 4 (LLWWLLW), scored 125, conceded 159, points difference -34, competition points 6. Photo: Alex Whitehead/SWpix.com
8. Wigan Warriors (sixth)
Won 3, lost 4 (WWLLWLL), scored 127, conceded 168, points difference -41, competition points 6. Photo: Alex Whitehead/SWpix.com
9. Leeds Rhinos (eighth)
Won 2, lost 5 (WLLWLLL), scored 142, conceded 133, points difference 9, competition points 4. Photo: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com
10. Huddersfield Giants (10th)
Won 2, lost 5 (WLLLWLL), scored 96, conceded 174, points difference -78, competition points 4. Photo: Alex Whitehead/SWpix.com
11. Castleford Tigers (11th)
Won 1, lost 6 (LLLLLWL), scored 81, conceded 188, points difference -107, competition points 2. Photo: John Clifton/SWpix.com
12. Wakefield Trinity (12th)
Won 1, lost 6 (LLLLLLW), scored 64, conceded 192, points difference -128, competition points 2. Photo: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com