Brisbane star Corey Oates has surprised many footy fans by giving a low brow radio interview where he answered a question about which Broncos player had the largest manhood.
The 29-year-old veteran winger did an interview with KIISS 97.3 last week where a caller phoned in to ask which of his teammates was 'packing the most heat'.
Oates laughed at the question and admitted that he didn't know for sure because not all the players stripped completely nude like he does in the changerooms.
'I walk around starkers,' he laughed.
'I scare the hell out of them all.'
Broncos player Corey Oates (pictured) gave out personal changeroom information on radio
A caller to the show wanted to know which Broncos player was the most well-endowed
But after a few moments to think about it, he nominated second-rower teammate Jordan Riki.
Some listeners were put off by the segment, but Riki didn't mind one bit.
'I'm truly thankful for big Oatsy, I owe him a few beers,' Riki told the Courier Mail afterwards.
'It helps me out maybe finding a wife.'
The Broncos thrashed Canberra 34-10 on Saturday, with Brisbane fullback Reece Walsh made a compelling claim for the Queensland No.1 jersey.
The 21-year-old Broncos whiz kid, in his second NRL game back from a facial fracture, was too hot to handle for the hapless Raiders defence in another masterclass of skill, speed and daring at Suncorp Stadium in front of 37,286 fans
Walsh made three line breaks and finished with a personal tally of 18 points, including five goals, against the Raiders.
'Reece has got that explosiveness in him to break a game open,' Broncos coach Kevin Walters said after the match.
Broncos star Jordan Riki (pictured) was happy to be mentioned by his teammate on radio
'He struggled a bit early, but when he decided to run, he ran, and we got some good results on the back of that.'
The Broncos set up the win with five quality tries in the space of 19 minutes in the first half to lead 28-0 at the break.
'It was a great first half, our best first half of footy the year ... to set up the win,' Walters said.