The third round of the Super League season has been and gone and certain players clocked up big numbers. Here are the top performers in key metrics.
Tries
Wigan winger Liam Marshall is the current pacesetter with 8 tries in 3 games. He got a hat-trick against Castleford to add to his four against Wakefield last week. Tom Johnstone also scored against Hull FC to take his season tally to five with Rovers centre Shaun Kenny Dowall in third place on four.
Read more: Leeds Rhinos given early boost with key Wakefield Trinity player ruled out through injury
Round 3 leaders: Liam Marshall (3), Tom Briscoe, Josh Charnley, Lewis Dodd & Rhyse Martin (both 2)
Overall leaders: Liam Marshall (8), Tom Johnstone (5), Shaun Kenny-Dowall (4)
Assists
It's great to see two English halves leading the way here with George Williams and Harry Smith taking their season tallies to six assists. Williams got three in Wire's comeback win against Salford in a round where Gareth O'Brien came back to haunt the Robins once again.
Round 3 leaders: George Williams & Gareth O'Brien (both 3), Jai Field, Harry Smith, Tyrone May & Richie Myler (all 2)
Overall leaders: George Williams & Harry Smith (both 6), Jai Field (5)
Tackles
Wakefield's Aussie forward Jai Whitbread leads the way in tackles so far after his hefty figure of 56 against Huddersfield. Cam Smith also topped the 50 tackle count for Leeds with Brad Fash's 48 for Hull in Perpignan taking him into third place.
Round 3 leaders: Jai Whitbread (56), Cameron Smith (53), Brad Fash & Morgan Smithies (both 48)
Overall leaders: Jai Whitbread (137), Cameron Smith (127), Brad Fash (124)
Missed tackles
Brad Dwyer missed 11 tackles in Hull's heavy defeat to Catalans with Matty Lees, an England international, also missing ten in the Saints' defeat to Leeds. However, it's Kenny Edwards who has missed the most so far this year with 20.
Round 3 leaders: Brad Dwyer (11), Matty Lees (10), Chris McQueen & Sam Powell (both 8)
Overall leaders: Kenny Edwards (20), Liam Watts, Brad Dwyer and Mikey Lewis (all 19), Jacob Miller, Chris MCQueen and Matty Lees (all 15)
Tackle busts
A strong display from Rhyse Martin saw him bust a dozen tackle attempts on Friday night with George Williams and Ben Garcia also having strong accounts. It's Tim Lafai who still leads the way, though, with Hull fullback Tex Hoy behind.
Round 3 leaders: Rhyse Martin (12), George Williams & Ben Garcia (11)
Overall leaders: Tim Lafai (22), Tex Hoy (17), George Williams (16)
Carries
Half-backs George Williams and Jaob Miller saw plenty of the ball this week, joining John Asiata with 27 carries a piece. They make up the top of the carry charts with Abdull taking his season tally to 63.
Round 3 leaders: George Williams, John Asiata & Jacob Miller (all 27)
Overall leaders: Jacob Miller (72), George Williams and Josh Asiata (both 71), Jordan Abdull (63)
Metres
Wigan's Liam Marshall made an incredible 302 metres for Wigan against Castleford, but it's Josh Charnley who still leads the way with 570. George Williams also features after a strong start to the year.
Round 3 leaders: Liam Marshall (302), Ash Handley (209), George Williams (180)
Overall leaders: Josh Charnley (570), Liam Marshall (525), George Williams (458)
Errors
Round three was a tough week for some more senior players with Gareth Widdop taking his error tally to seven for the season. It was also not one of Tommy Makinson's best nights.
Round 3 leaders: Tommy Makinson, Jake Wardle & Gareth Widdop (4), Nine others (all 3)
Overall leaders: Gareth Widdop, Richard Myler, Mason Lino, Tom Briscoe (all 7)
Offloads
Sam Luckley continued his strong start to his Rovers career with Esan Marsters adding four to his total to lead the way - not a bad feat given Huddersfield have only played two games this year.
Round 3 leaders: Sam Luckley (5), Esan Marsters (4), Nine others (3)
Overall leaders: Esan Marsters (8), Joe Westerman and Tim Lafai (both 7), George Williams, Sam Kasiano and Shaun Kenny Dowall (all 6)
Penalties
Shaun Wright and Liam Watts both gave away three penalties this week. However, it's Marc Sneyd, Peter Mata'utia, Mike Cooper that led the unwanted tag with four each.
Round 3 leaders: Shane Wright & Liam Watts (3), Six others (2)
Overall leaders: Marc Sneyd, Peter Mata'utia, Mike Cooper (all 4), Seven others (all 3)
House of League is the newest rugby league podcast which will feature some of the biggest names and tackle some of the biggest topics. You can listen to the full show below or alternatively subscribe on Spotify, Amazon Music or Apple Music.
Read next
Alex Walmsley addresses Mark Percival incident as St Helens duo share heated moment
St Helens player ratings as duo stand out in Leeds Rhinos defeat
Jon Wilkin slams 'shocker' Sam Walters call in Leeds Rhinos' dramatic St Helens win
Rohan Smith in heated confrontation with St Helens supporters after controversial Leeds Rhinos win
Everything Rohan Smith said on key referee decision, Sam Walters and Leeds Rhinos confidence
