If there’s no change, none of the county’s clubs would qualify for the play-offs and all four West Yorkshire teams are already out of the Challenge Cup.
There is still a lot of rugby to be played, but some highly-fancied teams have yet to hit their stride and, across the whole competition, consistency has proved elusive.
Here’s how the Yorkshire Evening Post has graded all 12 clubs on their form so far, from a maximum of A-F.
1. Catalans Dragons
Far from perfect, but a couple of wins over Wigan have shown what they are capable of and they deserve top spot at the moment: A-. Photo: Paul Currie/SWpix.com
2. Warrington Wolves
It may, or may not, be their year. Daryl Powell’s side started superbly and have hit some bumps in the road, but vastly improved from last season: B+. Photo: Paul Currie/SWpix.com
3. Wigan Warriors
Last year’s league runners-up have been good in long patches, but also suffered some costly defeats and aren’t as consistent as coach Matt Peet would like: B. Photo: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com
4. Leigh Leopards
Not even their most dedicated fan would have tipped the promoted side to do as well as they have, but they are fourth on merit and look capable of at least staying there: A. Photo: Olly Hassell/SWpix.com
5. Salford Red Devils
Regularly tipped to finish near the bottom, they continue to defy the odds and a lack of resources: B+. Photo: Alex Whitehead/SWpix.com
6. St Helens
Champions for the past four years, they haven’t found their feet yet under new coach Paul Wellens, but victory in their game in hand would take them third and they are right in the fight: B-. Photo: Alex Whitehead/SWpix.com