Honours
Individual
- 2004: Dally M Peter Frilingos Memorial Award for the headline moment of the year
- 2005: Dally M Joint Top Try Scorer in the NRL (19 Tries)
- 2007: Melbourne Storm Team of the Decade (Fullback)
- 2007: Melbourne Storm Back of the Year Award
- 2008: Dally M Fullback of the Year
- 2008: Rugby League Week Player of the Year Award
- 2008: Melbourne Storm Player of the Year Award
- 2008: Rugby League World Cup Player of the Tournament and Tournament's Top Try Scorer (7)
- 2008: Golden Boot Award Rugby League World International Player of the Year
- 2009: Australia's Greatest Athlete (Australian TV Game Show) Inaugural Winner
- 2009: Clive Churchill Medalist
- 2009: Melbourne Storm Player of the Year Award
- 2010: Australia's Greatest Athlete (Australian TV Game Show) season two winner
- 2010: Wally Lewis Medal (State of Origin)
- 2011: Dally M Fullback of the Year
- 2011: Dally M Medal for best and fairest player
Melbourne Storm
- 2006 Grand Final Runners-Up
- 2007 Grand Final Winners (Stripped)
- 2008 Grand Final Runners-Up
- 2009 Grand Final Winners (Stripped)
- 2012 Grand Final Winners
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