Debut: Vs Warrington Wolves (A) 01/02/2018

Honours:

Super League Grand Final: Finalist 2012, 2013 (both Warrington), 2022

Challenge Cup: Winner 2012 (Warrington), 2020

League Leaders Shield: Winner 2011 (Warrington)

World Club Challenge: Finalist 2018

Richie joined the Rhinos ahead of the 2018 season from Catalans Dragons on a three-year contract and he made his first appearance in blue and amber in the Festive Challenge fixture against Wakefield.  He was almost ever-present in his debut season and was named the Rhinos Player of the Year. He capped off his season with a place in the England squad who secured a series win over New Zealand.

In 2019, he scored ten times throughout the campaign and registered a hat trick against Workington Town in the Challenge Cup as Leeds finished eighth in the league table. A year later, a surprise move to full back at the start of the season saw Myler have one of his best seasons at the club. Alongside scoring seven tries in 15 appearances during the COVID season, he also helped Leeds to the Challenge Cup Final, where he won the Lance Todd Trophy against Salford in a man-of-the-match performance.

Having come within touching distance in 2021, Myler and the Rhinos returned to Old Trafford for the first time in five years under Rohan Smith in 2022. During the season, Myler overcame a groin injury in round one to make 20 starts, including one in the Grand Final. He also added ten tries - three of which came in a memorable golden point extra-time win over Catalans Dragons. 

Myler's 2023 season saw the full-back score six times in 20 games, but a foot injury towards the end of the season sidelined the full-back for the remainder of the season.

He began his playing career with his hometown club Widnes Vikings, making his debut in the 2007 season and he went on to sign for Salford in 2008 on a three-year deal and was a regular in the side that won the National League One title, scoring 25 tries in 32 appearances including one in the National League One Grand Final win against Celtic Crusaders

He was a star for Salford during their promotion-winning campaign and was named as the Co-Operative Player of the Year.  In 2009 he made his Super League debut against Celtic Crusaders and scored a try to help them secure victory. He registered a further 12 tries that year and made the most try assists for the team.

Ahead of the 2010 season he signed a four-year contract with Warrington to become the most expensive teenage signing in Rugby League history.  He had a successful first season at Warrington, making 22 appearances, but missed out on selection for that year’s Challenge Cup Final after picking up a knee injury in the fifth round of the competition.

In his second season at Warrington he once again featured regularly, despite fracturing his cheekbone in a 60-0 victory over his former club Salford and helped the team win the League Leaders Shield. 2012 saw Richie pick up his second piece of silverware as part of the side that beat the Rhinos 35-18 in the Challenge Cup Final and the following year he played 24 times for Warrington and appeared in his first Grand Final against Wigan, where they lost 30-16.

The following two seasons Richie notched up 20 tries in 43 appearances but announced he would be leaving the club at the end of the 2015 season to join Catalans Dragons He made his debut for the Dragons on the opening day of the 2016 season against Wigan and made a further 18 appearances as he helped the team to finish in the top eight His final season at the Dragons was a tough year as the team battled relegation, but secured their place back in Super League with a 26-10 win over Leigh Centurions in the Million Pound Game.

As a young player he represented both the Lancashire and England Under-17s at Academy Level and he made his debut for England in 2008 in a 74-0 win over Wales at the Keepmoat Stadium. In 2009 he was selected to represent England against France and started the game at scrum half and scored 30 points in the 66-12 England victory and three years later he represented England Knights where he put in two man-of-the-match performances against Cumbria and France.

He featured for England in the 2012 Autumn international wins against Wales and France and pulled on the shirt once again as part of Wayne Bennett's 2018 England side that defeated New Zealand in the Baskerville Shield.

He also represented Ireland at the 2021 World Cup, starting at full back in all three of the Wolfhound's group games.