South Sydney Rabbitohs forward Jai Arrow is diagnosed with motor neurone disease, multiple Australian outlets report. The 178-game NRL veteran, who has played for the Rabbitohs and represented Queensland, is facing the condition, which affects nerve cells and can lead to progressive disability. Arrow is described as a long-serving and experienced player. Sources note his extensive NRL career totals 178 matches and includes an appearance in a grand final with South Sydney. He also has a representative record of 12 State of Origin appearances for Queensland. The reports present the diagnosis as the central development and focus on Arrow’s career achievements in both club and representative rugby league. No differing details about the diagnosis or immediate treatment are presented across the articles provided.