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Hi @Mosquito Ghost: the Sydney Morning Herald article (2016) refers to a then 21-year-old Jordan Martin who plays as a winger. This person is the son of Paul Martin. The Jordan Martin who debuted in the NRL this year is about 5.5 years younger and plays as a forward. Rugby League Project has separate profiles for them: the former and the latter. It appears to be a coincidence that they both have connections to Canberra. I hope this clarifies things! Narkova (talk) 07:34, 23 October 2024 (UTC)[reply]
