Dally M standings 2025: All the votes from NRL round 4
While a number of usual suspects are among the frontrunners on the Dally M leaderboard, there’s a suprise name that has claimed the outright lead. See the full votes after round 4.
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Jye Gray has claimed an outright lead on the Dally M leaderboard after the Rabbitohs’ victory over the Panthers.
Votes are public until round 13 when voting goes behind closed doors to build anticipation for rugby league’s night of nights.
The Dally M votes are anonymously lodged by two independent judges for each NRL game, and determined by a 3-2-1 system.
Originally published as Dally M standings 2025: All the votes from NRL round 4
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