David Mead has called time on his brilliant NRL career, the veteran outside back retiring after 171 games and 75 tries.
The 33-year-old Bronco has announced his retirement with immediate effect, having wrapped up his international career with Papua New Guinea just last month in the Pacific Test.
He's been back with the Broncos since last year, but hasn't made any appearances this season.
Mead debuted with the Titans in 2009 and scored 67 tries in 147 outings before moving to Brisbane for the 2017 campaign.
He also spent three years in the Super League at Catalans Dragons, scoring 29 tries in 58 games.
The lethal finisher will also be remembered for his passionate service to PNG as captain, scoring 10 tries in 15 games for the Kumuls and leading them at the 2017 World Cup.
Mead thanked all those involved in making his "dream" of playing elite rugby league come true.
"This game has given and taught me a lot ... I will always be grateful for my time playing footy," he said.
"Thank you to all my teammates, the coaching staff and the many people who have been involved with the game over the last 14 years - you have all played an important and valuable part in my development as a player and as a person.
"Thank you to my family who have been with me since day one ... I look forward to experiencing the next chapter of our life together."
Brisbane coach Kevin Walters said the club had been lucky to have him.
"His longevity in the game is testament to his professionalism and his attention to detail in his training and preparation for games, plus he is one of the nicest blokes you will ever meet," he said.
