The Warriors' recent loss to the Dolphins has sparked extensive discussion among fans, with many acknowledging the team's valiant effort given a depleted roster. Despite the narrow defeat, some, Stalefish540 #202636, highlight Roger Tuivasa-Sheck's outstanding performance, and others are impressed with debutant EIT’s performance. Others expressed concern over the team's inability to close out the game, particularly in the final minutes, with several posters noting how players seemed to be standing around passively, failing to pressure ball carriers, Beastmode #202491. There's also debate regarding specific player performances, particularly Jackson Ford, sydneywarrior92 #202577 defending his contributions amidst some criticism, while others are not convinced by his impact.
A major point of contention is the two-week suspension given to Felise Kaufusi for a tackle that resulted in a season-ending injury for Jacob Laban. Many, The Salary sombrero 2 #203499, consider the suspension laughably inadequate, given the severity of Laban's injury and the perceived intent of the tackle. Others, Boats n Hoes #203544, draw comparisons to other recent suspensions, arguing the NRL's inconsistency is glaring. This incident has intensified feelings that the league's disciplinary measures are insufficient to deter dangerous play.
Beyond player performances and controversial incidents, larger strategic issues were also discussed, including the play-calling in the final minutes and the team's overall attacking arsenal. Some fans, Dannevegas #203004, believe the Warriors are too content with mediocrity, arguing that the team needs to take more risks and adapt its play style. There's also discussion about the role of trainers on the field, with some, Boats n Hoes #203636, believing they are overstepping their boundaries and influencing the game too much.
.... as play went pass 
