That means SuperCoaches who played last year and have a SuperCoach Plus subscription can get into the app and start picking their sides now, more than a month ahead of the general public.<\/p>\n
Below we reveal one key price\/position from every club to get the ball rolling on season 2026.<\/p>\n
BRONCOS<\/p>\n
Reece Walsh – Plenty of SuperCoaches believe Walsh is underpriced. He is priced on a season average of 85 but averaged 135 in his final seven games last season. Full analysis<\/a><\/p>\n BULLDOGS<\/p>\n Jacob Kiraz – The round two bye isn\u2019t ideal but his schedule is very good otherwise and he\u2019s a proven base stat beast with attacking upside. Full analysis<\/a><\/p>\n COWBOYS<\/p>\n Reed Mahoney – Frozen out by the Bulldogs last season and therefore starts cheap at new club the Cowboys. Full analysis<\/a><\/p>\n DOLPHINS<\/p>\n Herbie Farnworth – Last year\u2019s top CTW also has the best bye schedule of any player and is a hold for the entire season. Full analysis<\/a><\/p>\n DRAGONS<\/p>\n Daniel Atkinson – Cheap after falling out of favour at the Sharks last year, but should start in the halves for the Dragons. Full analysis <\/a><\/p>\n EELS<\/p>\n Jonah Pezet – Arguably the hottest halves prospect in the NRL, Pezet has switched to the Eels and is expected to play five-eighth outside Mitchell Moses. Full analysis<\/a><\/p>\n KNIGHTS<\/p>\n Dylan Brown – Has lost five-eighth positioning as we believe he\u2019ll play halfback for his new club. Full analysis<\/a><\/p>\n PANTHERS<\/p>\n Nathan Cleary – A great of SuperCoach but Cleary\u2019s Panthers have the worst schedule of any side over the opening rounds by a long way. Full analysis<\/a><\/p>\n RABBITOHS<\/p>\n Cameron Murray – Starts at a discount of around $100,000 after an injury-ruined season. Full analysis<\/a><\/p>\n RAIDERS<\/p>\n Ethan Sanders or Coby Black – The halfback spot is open at the Raiders following Jamal Fogarty\u2019s defection to Manly and young guns Sanders and Black are in a 50\/50 battle for the role. Whoever wins will be a near-must. Full analysis<\/a><\/p>\n ROOSTERS<\/p>\n Daly Cherry-Evans – The Roosters will rock a new halves pairing and while it hasn\u2019t been confirmed at this stage we believe DCE will wear the 6 and Sam Walker the 7. Full analysis<\/a><\/p>\n SEA EAGLES<\/p>\n Tom Trbojevic – Missed dual CTW\/FLB availability despite playing five games at centre last year. Full analysis<\/a><\/p>\n MORE SUPERCOACH:<\/p>\n Every player, every position<\/a><\/p>\n Predicted round one teams<\/a><\/p>\n Tom Sangster\u2019s top 17 buys<\/a><\/p>\n Musts and busts from draw<\/a><\/p>\n SHARKS<\/p>\n Nicho Hynes – Always popular but has a rough schedule to start the season. Full analysis <\/a><\/p>\n STORM<\/p>\n Sua Fa\u2019alogo – Favourite to play fullback for the Storm following the release of Ryan Papenhuyzen and should therefore up his output considerably. Full analysis<\/a><\/p>\n TITANS<\/p>\n Keano Kini – Starts well-underpriced after missing most of last season due to a serious neck injury. Full analysis<\/a><\/p>\n WARRIORS<\/p>\n Leka Halasima – Coach Andrew Webster has indicated Halasima will become an 80 minute player in the not-too-distant future, and if so we have a potential keeper for under $500,000. Full analysis<\/a><\/p>\n WESTS TIGERS<\/p>\n Heamasi Makasini – The round one bye isn\u2019t ideal, but there\u2019s plenty of chat this young gun will score a starting wing spot at the Tigers. Full analysis<\/a><\/p>\n