Depends on what you mean by better?
He's about average across the NRL IMO, but young and promising.
Burgess twins treated him like he was Brett Hodgson
Sorry I accidentally tried to quote this post (see Miss fire from phone above) earlier.
When our team is playing as a unit, especially when Lukes having a good crack and we have more than one Prop going full tilt (so the same conditions the top Props enjoy surrounded by Cap rich depth of choice) Bunty is as hard to pick off and Isolate as any of them.
He bends the Line a lot which is no simple task as we have seen in recent years, he hits the advantage line at speed, his hands are excellent, you will see him reel in some real Warrior hospital passes, and most of all his play the ball speed is very good.
He seems to go well when he has one other useful runner going in tandem (Paasi of late) and he has a good motor for the amount of output they get out of him during all of our penalty concession and send off spells.
He starts well and goes well off the bench, He is a very good defender.
This is his first year playing prop consistently in Fg even though that is his best position through the grades, the experiment of using him out of position as a second row / Loose forward option (an option the club took up because he was the fittest forward in the ISP) was a fail for Bunty.
Play him at prop and you have different player. I really do think he is one of the better young Prop prospects going around.