Michael Hancock made his Bronco debut against Manly in the club's very first match back in 1988. He hasn't looked back, going on to become the highest capped Bronco player.
A bullocking winger who is incredibly strong, Hancock terrorises opposition defences with his desperation to break the defensive line. When in the clear, he's almost impossible to stop, and that's led to his 100 plus tries for the club.
A disappointing run with injuries has counted him out of representative football in the past couple of years, but he is one of the most respected wingmen in the game.
The last remaining original, Hancock represents the last of the changing of the guard. When he goes, the only remnance of the side that took on Manly in Round 1, 1988 will be coach Wayne Bennett.
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