The NRL reviews recent “Bunker” decisions after identifying seven calls from the weekend’s games that prompted complaints from coaches. Across the sources, the NRL acknowledges that officials made three errors among those seven calls. Despite the admitted mistakes, the NRL says it is satisfied with the overall performance of the Bunker, citing its strike rate. The reporting focuses on the discrepancy between the number of controversial calls coaches raised and the wider assessment of decision quality. While the outlets agree that three of the seven pinpointed calls were wrong, they also report that the NRL’s evaluation supports the view that the system’s accuracy remains acceptable when measured broadly through its success rate. No specific match incidents or the exact nature of the incorrect decisions are detailed in the provided excerpts, but the overall position attributed to the NRL is consistent: it recognizes a limited number of errors while maintaining confidence in the Bunker’s general accuracy.