Ellis Genge (Prop, Captain): Long groomed as a future captain, Genge’s leadership and prowess in the loose make him a cornerstone of England’s pack, with 55 caps and counting.
Theo Dan (Hooker): Emerging as a solid option behind Jamie George, Dan’s impressive performances and try-scoring ability position him as a key player in England’s front row.
Kyle Sinckler (Prop): A stalwart in England’s front row, Sinckler’s experience and physicality provide invaluable stability, with 66 caps under his belt and more to come.
Ollie Chessum (Lock): Known for his line-out prowess and ball-carrying abilities, Chessum’s rise to prominence signals a new generation of talent in England’s second row.
Maro Itoje (Lock): A mainstay in the England squad, Itoje’s leadership, and all-around skills make him a force to be reckoned with, with a third World Cup appearance on the horizon.
Tom Curry (Flanker): With 50 caps at just 25 years old, Curry’s versatility and tenacity make him a linchpin in England’s back row, with plenty more to offer in the years to come.
Jack Willis (Flanker): Overcoming injury setbacks, Willis’ promising performances and try-scoring ability mark him as a player to watch once he returns to full fitness.
Alfie Barbeary (Number 8): Despite injury woes delaying his Test debut, Barbeary’s potential as a dynamic number 8 presents an exciting prospect for England’s forward pack.
