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Brian McDermott: 'More to come from Leeds Rhinos'

Leeds Rhinos coach Brian McDermott insists that his players still have plenty to improve on this season.

Leeds Rhinos coach Brian McDermott has insisted that there is more to come from his team this season.

The Rhinos are currently one point clear at the top of the Super League table, despite Saturday's 18-14 defeat to Wigan Warriors.

While Leeds are well on course for securing a playoff spot again this year, McDermott is demanding his players to improve.

"We aren't content where we are, but if you asked me if we wanted to be on top of the ladder after round 13, I'd say yes, I will take that," he told the Yorkshire Evening Post.

"But I will qualify that. If we had to go into the playoffs now - or a Challenge Cup final or semi-final - I don't think we are where we need to be.

"We have got a little while yet to keep honing what we have got to do and keep sharpening our tools. There's clearly some things that are working well for us. Our challenge is to keep those traits within us."

Leeds continue their Super League campaign on Friday at home to Hull FC.

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