Five reasons Latrell Mitchell already has Queensland on edge ()

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Five reasons Latrell Mitchell already has Queensland on edge

He has been quiet so far this Origin series. But five key plays in the first two games suggest the Rabbitohs star is primed to be the difference in the Origin decider.

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