Brisbane were on a roll and Reynolds was at it again shortly after the restart, again cashing in on another six-again call to roll through a perfect grubber on the angle in behind the Eels defensive line for backrower Jordan Riki to touch down. Reynolds knocked over the conversion and the Broncos led 18-4 after 22 minutes.
The visitors then continued to hammer the Parramatta line for the next eight minutes but could not crack some staunch defence as the home side made almost 40 tackles in succession.
But the Broncos were back attacking soon after with Niu continuing his electric form of recent week with another sizzling, stepping run up the middle and then an offload to Mam who was pulled down close to the line by Will Penisini. The centre would not let Mam get back to his feet and was sent for 10 minutes in the sin bin.
Brisbane instantly made the most of the one-man advantage, moving the ball right through hands and then getting the try back on the left where backrower Kurt Capewell strolled through a massive gap to score in the 32nd minute. Reynolds converted for a 24-4 advantage.
The Eels grabbed a try just before halftime when they were gifted possession through a slight misjudgement catching a high ball close to the sideline by Broncos winger Jordan Pereira, with Blake crossing on the left and Moses converting to drag it back to a 14-point deficit at the break.
Brisbane got the perfect start to the second half after the Eels fumbled the kick-off and from the ensuing set, Oates leapt his to catch a Reynolds cross-kick and scramble well to get the ball down in the left corner to make it a try-scoring double for his third game in a row. Reynolds threaded the conversion from the touchline and it was 30-10.
Source: Broncos.com.au
Playmakers Adam Reynolds, Ezra Mam and Tesi Niu were dominant as the Broncos piled on 24 unanswered points during the opening stanza to shock the home side, while prolific winger Corey Oates collected a double for a third-straight game to make it 16 tries for the season.
The platform for the performance was laid by huge games from middle forwards Payne Haas (225 metres from 22 runs, 9 tackle breaks, 29 tackles and a try), Thomas Flegler (151 metres from 17 runs and 4 tackle breaks) and Pat Carrigan (139 metres from 15 runs and 31 tackles).
Brisbane's win catapulted them into fourth spot on the NRL ladder with 26 competition points from 12 wins and just 6 losses.
They now play four of their next five games at home at Suncorp Stadium, and have the luxury of a nine-day break heading into their next fixture against the Wests Tigers on Saturday, July 30.
Against the Eels, Brisbane started slowly and struggled to get out of their half from the opening whistle with repeat handling errors in the slippery conditions gifting Parramatta field position - and the home side capitalised when a shift to the left saw Maika Sivo cross for an easy try out wide for a 4-0 lead in the 4th minute.
But the Broncos steadied and started to control the ball better, hitting back in the 10th minute with some nice work down the left by centre Brenko Lee who grubbered through from 40 metres out, regained the ball off a rebound, and then rolled another grubber through to find Corey Oates who toed the ball through himself before diving on the ball to cross for his 15th try of the season. Reynolds converted from out wide for a 6-4 lead.
And the visitors extended their lead in the 19th minute when they charged upfield off the back of a one-on-one strip by Reynolds on Waqa Blake, and then an offload by prop Flegler that yielded a six-again.
Brisbane continued to attack the Eels middle, with Haas eventually bumping his way through to score under the posts from 20 metres out to score under the posts. Reynolds converted to make it 12-4.
