Brisbane Broncos won't sign big name Corey Norman is set to be a big loss for the Broncos. BRISBANE'S search for a superstar signing is over, with coach Anthony Griffin revealing he would wait for the next window of opportunity to open before entering the player race. Just six weeks after declaring "we are in the market for a playmaker now" when Corey Norman agreed to join Parramatta, Griffin has confirmed the mooted recruitment drive will not eventuate. In recent weeks the likes of Gareth Widdop (St George Illawarra), Jamie Soward (Penrith), Josh Reynolds (Canterbury), Todd Carney (Cronulla) and Josh Dugan (St George Illawarra) have signed new deals leaving the Broncos without any star talent to poach from the open market for next season. Griffin said he was not looking at options in the Super League - ending any thought of an approach to England Test star Sam Tomkins - and would simply wait to see who next becomes available in the NRL. He pointed to the axing of Dugan as proof that talent can suddenly appear and, when it happens, the Broncos would be well placed to explore the opportunity. There is always a window there. We just need to be patient with the people we've got," Griffin said. They're doing a good job for us at the moment. If someone suits down the track that comes on the market, well, we'll have a look at it then. Josh Dugan wasn't going to be on the market eight weeks ago. Griffin's focus is firmly on winning games immediately, starting tonight against Parramatta where the likes of Josh McGuire (calf), Justin Hodges (groin) and David Stagg (knee) will all return from injury.