NRL Supercoach Draft rankings: Top 150 list

Before the footy, there’s your SuperCoach draft.

And to help you with your Draft comp, here’s our Top 150 Draft rankings.

These have been meticulously put together based on a review of positional rankings, positional depth as well as the strength of schedule for Rounds 23 – 26 aka the SuperCoach draft finals.

This Top 150 has been pulled together against the context of a 12-man comp. If you’re playing a small comp, again there might be some fluctuation.

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But after road testing this list through many mock drafts I can confidently present them.

Now during your draft you can review this page as a guide to help you. But to get the best results, I recommend updating your Pre Draft board as much as possible.

Given that’s the tool you need to do the draft itself, organisation is key.

So here it is – let us know what we got wrong in the comments.

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Rank	Player	Notes
1	Nathan Cleary	The lack of positional depth pushes him to a clear number 1
2	Tom Trbojevic	Great finals draw and high ceiling. If he’s fit in your finals, you should win.
3	Kalyn Ponga	Rare ceiling and his goal kicking helps push him above his rivals.
4	James Tedesco	Won’t do what he did last year, but his durability and lack of Origin means he’s a great asset.
5	Jahrome Hughes	Again, the lack of positional depth hurts but he’s a stud regardless.
6	Nicho Hynes	Some risk if he doesn’t return to this 2023 heights. If you’re a believer take him even higher.
7	Scott Drinkwater	Scores well and won’t play Origin. If he gets the kicking he can challenge the Top 5 on points and average.
8	Reece Walsh	A rollercoaster but a guy who can win you your matchups when the broncos play well.
9	Latrell Mitchell	A bye in Round 26 hurts, but he will win you lots of games. The injury drops him from 5th to 9th.
10	Keano Kini	The fresh face in the Top 10. Not without risk given he’s only in his second year of first grade.
11	Dylan Edwards	A consistent scorer, albeit one who could miss games over Origin.
12	Reuben Garrick	First CTW off the board. Always scores well due to goal kicking.
13	Dylan Brown	Lower than years past despite picking up the dual. Comes with some risk given his ACL strain.
14	David Fifita	First 2RF off the board.
15	Ryan Papenhuyzen	If he gets goal kicks he could move into the top 5. Regardless he’s a top prospect.
16	Zac Lomax	Some are scared off by his move to the centres. I still think he will go well.
17	Jacob Kiraz	Huge workrate is his trade mark. if he can add more tries this year he could be the top averaging CTW.
18	Harry Grant	The best hooker available.
19	Eli Katoa	A certified star. His NZ heritage means his partnership with Hughes usually flourishes throughout origin.
20	Angus Crichton	Not tipped to hit the heights of last year but still rock solid.
21	Isaah Yeo
22	Cam Munster	Could go as high as 13 or much later depending on your appetitie for risk. How he returns post surgery we don’t know.
23	Brian To’o
24	Herbie Farnworth
25	Val Holmes	A new team is expected to score less, but he’s still going to be a valuable guy to own.
26	Daly Cherry-Evans	Could be taken later based on his average, but on positional depth he could land this high.
27	Jayden Campbell	A sneaky 70 point average last year was fantastic. A move to halfback adds question marks. His dual position makes him a top 30 pick.
28	Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow	Doesn’t have the same base scores as other fullbacks but can go high thanks to his speed and try scoring ability.
29	Addin Fonua-Blake	The top FRF. Don’t take him higher than this as FRF isn’t important.
30	Payne Haas
31	Dane Gagai
32	Ronaldo Mulitalo
33	Clint Gutherson
34	Haumole Olakau’atu
35	Briton Nikora
36	Hudson Young	A sneakily good SuperCoach prospect. Don’t sleep on him.
37	Kayal Iro
38	J’maine Hopgood	Could be top 20 if we knew he was going to get big minutes.
39	Mitch Barnett
40	Terrell May	From undrafted last year, May is now expected to average 65+ at FRF.
41	Mitch Moses	Loses goal kicking hence his drop out of the Top 20.
42	Jamayne Isaako
43	Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad
44	Pat Carrigan	His mooted shift to FRF this year means we don’t know how he will score. Worth a punt around this time of the draft.
45	Matt Burton
46	Joseph Tapine
47	Tom Dearden
48	Lachie Galvin	Pending on if you’re a believer of not, Galvin could move up a few spots but I think this is a good spot for the second year player. Let’s see how he goes with Luai before we get carried away.
49	Connor Watson	Handy dual position.
50	Cam Murray	Pending injury update
51	Dylan Lucas	Handy dual position – best to pick him at CTW.
52	Jarome Luai
53	Tino Fa’asuamaleaui	At times a top 10 pick. Let’s see how he comes back from his ACL injury before picking him too high.
54	Reece Robson
55	Api Koroisau	If he were to lose goal kicking he could drop 40 spots in this list.
56	Jesse Ramien
57	Jayden Su’a	Sneaky 67 average last year, so he’s shown his class. But best not go too early.
58	Jeremy Marshall-King
59	Damien Cook	New club, new role? we don’t know so don’t go too early on Cookie.
60	Dan Tupou	Averaged 65 last year but that was under different halves.
61	Cody Walker
62	Greg Marzhew	Some people took Greg in the top 15 last year. We’re being a bit more conservative this season.
63	Nick Meaney
64	Dom Young	Averaged over 70 last year but we are not expecting the same with no Manu inside him.
65	Selwyn Cobbo
66	Campbell Graham	A risky pick given we have not seen him play for almost two years.
67	Keaon Koloamatangi
68	Isaiah Papali’i	New club, new role. Not sure what we will get.
69	Max Plath	Handy dual position this year but with an unclear role you can wait to almost pick 70 to take him.
70	Cam McInnes
71	Connor Tracey	One of the few remaining dual position players. A decent guy to reach higher for if you have concerns with your fullback’s injury history.
72	Bradman Best
73	Roger Tuivasa-Sheck	Will move to the wing this year which should see an increase in his scoring.
74	Paul Alamoti
75	AJ Brimson	Should earn dual 5/8 at some point which makes him a handy guy to own.
76	Te Maire Martin
77	Beau Fermor	Handy dual. We saw him play both sides yesterday – if he ends up on the left, it’s all systems go.
78	Philip Sami
79	Brian Kelly
80	Sam Walker	Injured to start the year but given the lack of depth at HFB is still relevant.
81	Jacob Preston
82	Izack Tago
83	Fletcher Sharpe	Good duals and could score well at five-eighth. As the backup to Kalyn Ponga he’s a handy stash.
84	Jeremiah Nanai
85	Jahream Bula
86	Keao Weekes	This is a decent time to take Weekes who needs a lot of attack to score well.
87	Murray Taulagi
88	Brayden Trindall	Averaged well last year but scored a lot of tries. If Nicho were to get injured you’d be stoked to own him.
89	Ben Hunt
90	Zac Hosking
91	Lehi Hopoate	Another handy guy to own thanks to the role he’d win if Turbo got hurt.
92	Reed Mahoney
93	Blayke Brailey
94	Jeral Skelton	Big watch on team lists. Has a huge motor and workrate but is still working on his defence.
95	Sandon Smith
96	Jacob Liddle
97	Casey McLean	Whoever earns the starting spot at Penrith out of him and his brother should be taken around here.
98	Shawn Blore
99	Euan Aikten
100	Nat Butcher
101	Will Penisini
102	Christian Tuipulotu	Sneaky good player last season who can score tries in contact.
103	Sunia Turuva
104	Luke Brooks
105	Deine Mariner
106	Max King
107	Blaize Talagi
108	Reuben Cotter
109	Teig Wilton
110	Braidon Burns
111	Kelma Tuilagi	Big watch on minutes at Parra. If he gets 80 you could be getting a steal at this pick.
112	Sam Stonestreet	This is purely based on team lists. If he gets the spot, he’s got the skill to average well.
113	Moses Suli
114	Jamal Fogarty
115	Luke Metcalf
116	Jack Wighton
117	Jake Averillo
118	Lindsay Smith	Should get a minutes up tick and average 55-60 this year at FRF.
119	Jack de Belin
120	Luciano Leilua
121	James Fisher-Harris
122	Stefano
123	Josh Curran
124	Ali Leiataua	Bullocking talent who could shoot up this list if he’s a focal point of the Warriors attack. Big watch.
125	Dallin Watene-Zelezniak
126	Josh Addo-Carr
127	John Bateman
128	Victor Radley
129	Adam Reynolds	Always an injury concern with ARey but when on the field he scores well thanks to his goal kicking.
130	Toby Sexton
131	Ethan Strange
132	Adam Doueihi	If he goal kicks you could have a Top 10 five-eight late in the draft for little cost.
133	Tom Duffy
134	Jake Clifford
135	Tyran Wishart
136	Jason Saab
137	Tyson Frizell
138	James Schiller
139	Isaiah Iongi
140	Sua Fa’alogo	A good handcuff if you become the Papi owner.
141	Tommy Talau
142	Villiame Kikau
143	Samuela Fainu
144	Jack Howarth
145	Mark Nawaqanitawase
146	Trent Loiero
147	William Warbrick
148	Kai Pearce-Paul
149	Corey Horsbrough
150	Tom Hazleton

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