NRL salary cap set for 2014 review The NRL will look at tweaking the terms of its salary cap, but only once the 2013 season is over. The league has been criticised recently for halting the burgeoning careers of Penrith fullback Matt Moylan and Sydney Roosters forward Kane Evans due to second-tier salary cap restrictions. Moylan, an integral part of the Panthers' rise up the ladder after his man-of-the-match NRL debut in round seven, was sent back to NSW Cup amid warnings the Panthers would be in breach of second-tier cap rules. The same laws blocked Evans from making his NRL debut last Friday night despite the Roosters missing their prized State of Origin talent. Roosters chief operating officer of football Brian Canavan and Penrith honcho Phil Gould headlined a long list of those calling for change. The NRL released a statement on Monday confirming the club salary cap committee had met last week and agreed that an "extensive review" was required. But the league's chief operating officer Jim Doyle says it's unfeasible to expect the game's laws to be changed halfway through a season. "You can't simply change the rules mid-season but we do intend to give (salary cap auditor) Ian Schubert greater support by establishing a panel of appropriately qualified people to assist him in determining any applications under the current system," Doyle said in a statement. What has been completely unfair is the extent to which people have focused on the salary cap auditor rather than the rules. The salary cap auditor's job is to apply the same rules that the clubs commit to before each season. We will continue to work with clubs both in finalising the terms for the review and in applying the existing provisions of the cap. Schubert's role in the red tape that frustrated Israel Folau, who ultimately turned to rugby union after being unable to broker a deal with the NRL and Parramatta, has also been questioned. Folau looked set to return to rugby league after a failed stint in the AFL with Greater Western Sydney, but joined the NSW Waratahs and made a stellar Wallabies debut last Saturday.