Kevin Walters is the current head coach of the Brisbane Broncos and prior to that the Coach of the QLD State of Origin side as well as a commentator on Fox Sports Rugby League. As a player, Kev won an incredible 6 NRL Premierships and holds the record for most finals’ appearance. He played in 20 State of Origin games for QLD and 11 Tests for Australia (winning the 1992 World Cup). Kevin was the Coach of the QLD Origin side between 2016 and 2020. He was the third QLD Coach along with Arthur Beetson and Mal Meninga in State of Origin history to win their first two series in charge.

Kevin’s rugby league playing career spanned over 14 years, beginning in Canberra where he was named NRL Rookie of the Year and won his first Premiership in 1987. Following this, Kevin moved north to play with the Brisbane Broncos where he found instant success. Throughout his career in Brisbane, he won six Premierships, a State of Origin series and earned multiple Test caps for the Australian Kangaroos, culminating in a World Cup win in 1992.

In 2000, Kevin was awarded the Australian Sports Medal for his contribution to Australia’s international standing in the sport of rugby league. He was also a part of the inaugural class inducted into the Brisbane Broncos Hall of Fame.