Darcy Graham

Standing among the most electric attackers in the Scotland set-up, Darcy Graham has built his reputation on speed, footwork and a knack for finding the try-line. Born on 21 June 1997, the winger is comparatively small in stature but uses his low centre of gravity, acceleration and sidestep to beat defenders in tight spaces. A product of the Borders and a long-time servant of Edinburgh, Graham emerged as one of Scotland's most prolific modern try-scorers, a constant threat whenever the ball reaches the edges. His finishing has been a regular feature of Scotland's Six Nations campaigns, and he was part of the squad for the 2023 Rugby World Cup. Beyond his obvious attacking spark, Graham contributes under the high ball and works hard to involve himself in the wider game rather than waiting on the wing. His ability to turn half-chances into points, combined with the pace to exploit broken-field situations, makes him a dangerous counter-attacking weapon. Injuries have interrupted spells of his career, but when fit he remains a first-choice option out wide and one of the most exciting runners Scotland can call upon.