Rugby365's Josh Raisey works through all 30 players in the Springbok squad, assigning individual ratings across the four-Test series. The piece doesn't just hand out numbers — it contextualises each player's contribution against the series arc, from the opening loss at Ellis Park through three consecutive wins. Malcolm Marx (9) is the standout, with Wilco Louw (8.5) and Ox Nche (8) headlining a dominant scrum story. Among the backs, Ethan Hooker and Damian de Allende emerge as the series' quiet overachievers, while the fly-half situation — Feinberg-Mngomezulu (6.5), Libbok (7) — remains unresolved. Morne van den Berg's Baltimore performance earns him a genuine case for more starts. At the other end, Marco van Staden (4), Grant Williams (5), and both Wessels and Porthen (5 each) were series liabilities. The piece is worth reading in full for the nuanced takes on players like Jasper Wiese — rated 7.5 but flagged as a ball-security concern — and the honest assessment of where South Africa's pressure-to-points conversion problem persisted despite the series result.