NRL season 2015: Ben Hunt to give Anthony Milford a platform to perform for Brisbane Brisbane's Ben Hunt is looking forward to playing alongside new recruit Anthony Milford. BRISBANE'S Test halfback Ben Hunt is set to unleash boom Broncos recruit Anthony Milford, revealing plans to give his new halves partner the latitude to terrorise rivals next season. Wayne Bennett believes he can rebuild the Broncos around Hunt and Milford, rating the duo the club's most exciting halves alliance since Allan Langer and Kevin Walters. Ben Hunt is looking to build on his breakout season with the Broncos. Hunt enjoyed a dream campaign in 2014, finishing fifth in Dally M voting, scooping Brisbane's awards and celebrating his Test debut in the Four Nations three weeks ago. By virtue of his breakthrough year, Hunt is entitled to be the Broncos" chief shot-caller next season - but the Kangaroos playmaker is content for Milford to run riot. The Broncos have struggled to find a match-winning pivot since Darren Lockyer's retirement in 2011 and Hunt will formulate a strategy for Milford to attack at every opportunity. Anthony Milford has the potential to form an exciting partnership with Hunt. "My attitude will be ... just get him the ball," Hunt said. I feel like my role as halfback will be to lead us around and organise the team and it's my plan for Anthony if he sees an opportunity to get him the ball and chime in when he sees it. I don't mind if he overcalls me at all. If he sees something and he wants the ball, definitely I'll be giving it to him. I think that's where we fell down (last) season, we missed a few attacking opportunities. If there is any time in the game where "Milf" wants the ball, I need to get it to him because he's a special talent." While Hunt was outstanding last season, the 24-year-old admits he could have benefited from greater continuity at the Broncos scrumbase. He was initially paired with Josh Hoffman before Ben Barba was thrown the No. 6 jersey as former coach Anthony Griffin struggled to find Hunt's right-hand man. But with Bennett making it clear he will persist with Milford at second receiver, Hunt believes the former Raider's attacking instincts can take his own game to another level. Anthony Milford will provide a more consistent halves partnership than Josh Hoffman or Ben Barba. "Anthony will certainly help me next season," he said. I'm extremely excited at our combination. I've only seen a few games of Anthony this year, but from what I saw he was an absolute talent. The more we can get him the ball and get him looking at some different shapes and structures, it's going to help our team and open the field up. Having more of an attacking option outside me will take the pressure off me as well. Hunt (18) is mobbed after scoring for the Kangaroos in the Four Nations. Hunt has no doubt he will be targeted by NRL rivals after coming of age as a top-line halfback last season. "At the start of the year I was a bit of an unknown, but next year teams will do more homework on me," he said. That's why it's good to have Milf on board, hopefully we can help each other out. But I'm definitely more confident now. At the start of the year, I had my doubts, but to be picked for Australia, that's given me a lot of self-belief and I want another good season.