Round 4 wraps up with the Tigers hosting the Warriors and it is the visitors that present value even against an improved Tigers outfit.
Manly have endured a difficult week with skipper Daly Cherry-Evans creating a firestorm by announcing he was leaving the club at season's end but that should not stop them marching over a hapless Eels outfit.
Cronulla hosting Canterbury is arguably the match of Round 4 but the Bulldogs are being shown very little respect getting a start north of 10 points.
The winless Cowboys are in desperate need of a victory but will not get it easy against a Raiders team still smarting from last week's stitch-up job.
Melbourne have lost Dally M Medal winner Jahrome Hughes as well as a number of others and with Ryan Papenhuyzen also in doubt for the affair, the Dragons look a quality bet.
The first all-Brisbane derby of 2025 sees the Broncos as heavy favourites but the Dolphins should not be written off despite their slow start to the season.
The Titans have been rocked by news that Keano Kini is likely to miss the remainder of the season and that puts the Roosters in the box seat for a win on Friday night.
Round 4 fires off with an enticing affair between a South Sydney Rabbitohs team that has overachieved and a Penrith team off two straight losses and now without star halfback Nathan Cleary.
The traditional Easter Monday clash between Parramatta and the Wests Tigers is not as straight-up as many in the past with the Tigers coming off a very impressive win.
An injury-ravaged Cronulla host a Canberra team that has performed better than most expected but will be confident of collecting the two points.