Willie Peters says Hull KR are far from their peak, insisting there is still plenty of improvement to come after a rollercoaster start to the season.

The quadruple winners have bounced back from their chastening Las Vegas defeat to Leeds Rhinos with consecutive wins over the injury-ravaged Huddersfield Giants.

After watching his team cruise into the Challenge Cup quarter-finals, Peters admitted it is still too early to judge where Rovers are in terms of form.

"You can only play what's in front of you," said Peters.

"We got beaten by York and then were on top of the world after beating the Broncos before being brought down to earth against Leeds in a massive way. Off the back of that, we've had two wins.

"After 10 rounds, you know where you're at so I'm not reading too much into it at the moment.

"We're certainly nowhere near our peak or at the top of our game, which I think is a good sign. We know we need to keep improving to make sure we reach it."

KR have faced unprecedented challenges in the early part of the season but are now back in the domestic groove.

Hull KR were far too good for Huddersfield. (Photo: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com)

placeholder image — Hull KR were far too good for Huddersfield. (Photo: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com)

Peters is hoping to reap the full benefit after the Robins take on Catalans Dragons in Perpignan.

"We're on another flight next week but we'll get a bit more normality after that," he added.

"The two games we played were final-type games – the atmosphere at the Broncos one and then the week we had in Vegas. It's nice to be able to get some flow again.

"We're a team that like to prepare well and have a certain way of preparing. We can do that now."

It was another difficult afternoon for Huddersfield. (Photo: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com)

Rovers scored nine tries in Saturday's 52-12 victory, deepening Huddersfield's woes amid a familiar injury crisis.

Luke Robinson remains steadfast in his belief that the situation will improve.

"It's heartbreaking for me, the fans, for Ken (Davy, owner) and the club but you've got to ride out the tough times," said the Giants boss.

"Sometimes you've just got to take the positives. Some young lads have made their debut and hopefully the club are better for it in the long run. Nobody could fault their effort.

"The light at the end of the tunnel is that we've got Swifty (Adam Swift), Connor Wrench, Cluney (Adam Clune) and Niall (Evalds) who will be back in the next couple of games. Those four players will definitely help."