14for14: Cam Smith to the Brisbane Broncos among our NRL predictions for 2014 We're tipping Cam Smith to join the Broncos. FOURTEEN predictions for the 2014 NRL season. Which one do you think is on the money, and which is way off? Vote in the poll and leave your comments below. Wooden spoon: Sorry Eels fans, we just can't see you breaking free from the basement. A third spoon in a row for Parramatta. Drought breaks: St George Illawarra Dragons finally recruit enough Canberra Raiders players to break their losing streak in the nation's capital, which stretches back to 2000. Bye bye, Cam: Melbourne will bid farewell to Cameron Smith as he chooses to end his career in Brisbane. Milford mania: Anthony Milford will scorch the field to win the Dally M Medal. We don't know whether it will be for the Raiders or Broncos. Anthony Milford in action for the Raiders. Darwin and Stuart: Eels fans descend en masse to Darwin and turn the city into a mini-Parramatta for the round 22 clash against the Raiders. Tim returns: Tim Sheens will be the coach of an NRL club by the end of 2014. Say cheese: The Bulldogs fail to sign Josh Hoffman but the disgruntled fullback will continue to feature in the club's unofficial team photos during the year. Bring back Benny: After another disappointing year Wayne Bennett returns home to take charge of the Broncos. Angry man: Dulux brings out a new colour paint after the latest blow-up from the Manly coach - Toovey Red. Geoff Toovey unleashes. Which of our rugby league predictions do you think is the most likely to come true? Great Scott: Andrew Fifita to continue his stunning form from 2013 and take Matt Scott's mantle as the best prop in the game. Centre stage: Jarryd Hayne to star in Origin with he and Michael Jennings to form a lethal centre combination. Return bout: Nate Myles and Paul Gallen to duke it out in the old fashioned way in Origin 1. Still crowing: Roosters to make it two in a row, beating the Cowboys in the Grand Final. Welcome back, Hoppa: Two years out of the game means nothing to Will Hopoate, who takes up where he left off to once again earn Blues selection. AFL: Freo will win the flag Rugby: Benji to be a Super flop