NRL Supercoach 2026 | Player Ownership Stats, Round 2

The Random Stats Guy analyses the player ownership of the top 1% of NRL Supercoach teams in Round 2

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Round 2 in the books for NRL Supercoach.

A couple of injuries to some key Supercoach personnel will force owners to trade ahead of Round 3.

Here are the most owned players that the top 1% of Supercoaches chose for Round 2.

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Most Owned Fullbacks

Player NamePriceOwn %Change %AvgBE
Sua Faalogo$511,70099.321.5136-110
Keano Kini$495,00050.9-0.85841
Tom Trbojevic$692,20024.80.59626
Kalyn Ponga$607,80022.5-36.98521
Reece Walsh$835,60021.313.867130
James Tedesco$869,10014.3-0.680115
Scott Drinkwater$793,4004.2-4.640171
Isaiah Iongi$640,8002.62.38336
Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow$702,3001.50.27572
Dylan Edwards$777,7000.9-0.27595
Kaeo Weekes$535,7000.9-0.26245
Jye Gray$560,0000.8-1.25370
Hugo Peel$201,4000.3-0.1021
Motu Pasikala$201,4000.2-0.1021
Jahream Bula$606,9000.10.16366
Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad$521,6000.105554
Connor Tracey$611,2000.10.15467
Trai Fuller$559,4000.1-0.25367
Chevy Stewart$235,6000.10025
Liam Ison$216,8000.10023
Clint Gutherson$648,7000.0047111

Only 0.7% of Supercoaches in the top 1% don’t own Sua Fa’alogo

If that isn’t your sign to buy him, then surely it is his scores of 116 and 155 to start the season.

If it’s not that, then surely it’s the Broncos’ ranking 1st for points conceded to fullbacks this season.

Buy.

Kalyn Ponga was owned by 61% of the top 1% in Round 2, but his hamstring injury will see him sidelined for 6-8 weeks.

Most have banked their cash and moved to cheapies Ryan Couchman (127 trades), Ativalu Lisati (63 trades) and Moses Leo (48 trades).

Reece Walsh is also an option to bring in.

We saw him go nuts without Adam Reynolds last season, and whilst his Round 3 matchup isn’t desirable (vs Storm), he has the Dolphins, Titans and Cowboys to come that will see him go berserk.

He has a breakeven of 130 and a projected loss of $56.7k, so if you can hold off another week, you will get him sub $800k.

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Most Owned Centre/Wingers

Player NamePriceOwn %WoW %AvgBE
Latrell Mitchell$626,80094.37.6990
Setu Tu$201,40093.10.345-26
Heamasi Makasini$235,60089.22.0482
Tom Chester$216,80086.112.268-68
Sialetili Faeamani$201,40084.43.849-35
Herbie Farnworth$825,60070.51177107
Moses Leo$235,60054.7-1.672-69
Jacob Kiraz$746,70025.9-0.59960
Brian Too$598,80020.310.46363
Stephen Crichton$600,00016.5-0.66860
KL Iro$705,9009.8-6.250123
Valentine Holmes$734,2008.64.67483
Will Warbrick$413,7007.54.579-28
Jesse Ramien$502,0006.6-8.5790
Selwyn Cobbo$524,8005.0-5.84674
Campbell Graham$431,2004.9-1.26114
Dominic Young$510,6003.10.493-24
Mark Nawaqanitawase$735,2002.8-0.859114
Jamayne Isaako$609,2002.8-2.86072
Cody Ramsey$201,4002.6-0.2021

Latrell Mitchell is the most owned CTW by the top 1%, as he punched out 84 without a try against the Roosters.

Siale Faeamani and Setu Tu are both sitting on the reserves list as they are set to collectively earn owners $100k next week.

Tom Chester is the 10th most traded-in player for the top 1% this week, as he averages 68 points.

The only thing I have against bringing in Chester is Zac Laybutt named on the bench for this weekend’s clash against the Titans

Scott Drinkwater is in doubt, which could favour Chester, but just watch this space, owners and non-owners.

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Most Owned Five-Eighths

Player NamePriceOwn %Change %AvgBE
Jonah Pezet$235,60093.66.550-25
Cody Walker$399,20070.1-7.769-12
Cameron Munster$682,20018.63.77075
Jaxon Purdue$557,40012.14.55860
Fletcher Sharpe$730,7004.50.26194
Braydon Trindall$417,1003.7-2.577-23
Jarome Luai$465,7001.61.4115-16
Ethan Strange$610,6001.30.64798
Sandon Smith$506,2000.40.35158
Daly Cherry-Evans$618,7000.30.25488
Matt Burton$557,4000.3-0.24573
Reece Foley$201,4000.30.1021
Blaize Talagi$581,1000.2-0.15084
Ezra Mam$585,8000.1038108
Chanel Harris-Tavita$539,1000.1-0.14678
Joash Papalii$340,0000.10.1369
Brandon Wakeham$216,8000.10.11927
John Fineanganofo$201,4000.10.1021
Jake Clifford$508,5000.1-0.15159
Te Maire Martin$235,6000.10025
Javon Andrews$201,4000.10021

Jonah Pezet bounced back from his 17, with 82 points against the Broncos at Suncorp.

He and Cody Walker seem to be the most popular 5/8 duo to own, so it was unfortunate that Walker backed up his 104 points in Round 1 with just 34 last week against the Chooks.

Fletcher Sharpe returns from injury this week against the Warriors, but only 11 Supercoaches in the top 1% are bringing him in.

Could be a good POD, but for his price, I understand the hesitation.

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Most Owned Halfbacks

Player NamePriceOwn %Change %AvgBE
Nathan Cleary$826,10059.643.68786
Daniel Atkinson$235,60048.2-2.246-17
Ethan Sanders$246,40046.81.967-55
Nicholas Hynes$749,30042.8-36.58664
Adam Doueihi$556,0007.85.11153
Mitchell Moses$543,1005.31.65366
Tanah Boyd$574,5004.94.6111-41
Sam Walker$683,3004.9-7.353110
Jahrome Hughes$631,9002.51.37060
Isaiya Katoa$639,3000.8-0.25494
Dylan Brown$535,3000.7-0.86048
Lachlan Galvin$555,2000.5-0.48137
Thomas Dearden$637,9000.3-0.55395
Joey Walsh$235,6000.30.2025
Latrell Siegwalt$201,4000.20.1021
Jamal Fogarty$667,2000.1-0.16482
Jonah Glover$201,4000.1-0.3735
Jayden Campbell$711,4000.1-0.148105
Jack Cogger$359,0000.10.11289
Ashton Ward$346,2000.1-0.11163
Brad Schneider$305,1000.1-0.14213

Despite a tough opening draw, Nathan Cleary has performed well against the Broncos and Sharks, and Supercoaches are taking notice.

With a breakeven of 86 and (slight) price rise expected, he comes up against a Roosters side ranked 1st for points conceded to halfbacks this season and is the 4th most traded-in player.

Adam Doueihi impressed with 115 points against a lacklustre Cowboys side. He is owned by just 8.1% of the top 1% and is a genuine POD play with Souths, Eels and Knights in the next month.

Tanah Boyd is the top-scoring halfback in Supercoach, yet is only owned by 6.7% of the top 1% of Supercoaches.

In an ideal world, with Chanel Harris-Tavita out, he should be in everything against the Knights this week; and with a -41 breakeven, he is in for a heck of a price rise ($90k) if you need the cash.

Nicho Hynes owners have nearly halved in the top 1% after backing up his 131 with a 41 against the best defensive team in the comp… Cruel.

The Sharks have the Dolphins (H), Raiders (A), Warriors (H and in the arvo), Roosters (Perth) and Cowboys (A) – so I can’t see a reason to get rid of him.

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Most Owned Hookers

Player NamePriceOwn %Change %AvgBE
Harry Grant$606,3009524.4101-11
Brandon Smith$235,60027.33.3025
Benaiah Ioelu$248,90025.7-2.83410
Reed Mahoney$418,10025-9.44739
Blayke Brailey$654,40012.1-9.47164
Bailey Hayward$343,9008.5-0.35023
Damien Cook$526,5001.6-0.684-1
Tallyn Da Silva$235,6000.6-0.11936
Phoenix Crossland$381,4000.40.14530
Jake Simpkin$422,7000.4-1.34642
Ryley Smith$380,5000.4-0.14139
Bronson Garlick$355,8000.30.21975
Owen Pattie$237,6000.30.1025
Brent Woolf$201,4000.30.11923
Jake Turpin$212,0000.20.1022
Cory Paix$351,1000.102464
Tom Starling$547,2000.10.1369
Wayde Egan$527,6000.1-0.13694
Ben Hunt$482,4000.103289
Tristan Hope$236,3000.10.1025
Luke Sommerton$235,6000.1-0.11535

Harry Grant ownership continues to rise with back-to-back tons to start the season, albeit he has scored a try in each game.

Blayke Brailey hasn’t been terrible either, scoring 82 and 60 in his first two games without a try in each.

However, his ownership in the top 1% has dropped by 9% and Grant is up 26%.

Benaiah Ioelu owners have been dealt a blow with Reece Robson returning for the tri-colours against the Panthers.

Named on the bench, Ioelu is in limbo as he still needs to play and crack 10 points for his breakeven.

Reed Mahoney owners have grown impatient following 41 points against the Tigers.

He is the 10th most traded-out player by teams in the top 1%.

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Most Owned Front Row Forwards

Player NamePriceOwn %ChangeAvgBE
Payne Haas$852,70097.310.78697
Taniela Paseka$328,60035.8-4.556-8
Thomas Flegler$346,20022.2-11.53638
Keaon Koloamatangi$666,50019.4-1.87267
Myles Martin$201,40010.6-0.3021
Terrell May$811,3007.13.37894
Stefano Utoikamanu$515,6006.13.27316
Addin Fonua-Blake$638,9004.1-3.75787
Ethan Roberts$201,4003.3-1.1021
Cooper Clarke$201,4002.8-0.333-3
Jackson Ford$588,2001.91.88515
Simione Laiafi$201,4001.5-0.1021
Naufahu Whyte$584,1001.3-2.55085
Bunty Afoa$235,6000.8-0.5025
Joseph Tapine$702,3000.8-1.450122
Tui Kamikamica$248,7000.80.244-9
Sebastian Sua$216,8000.70.2023
James Fisher-Harris$535,1000.4-0.16930
Aublix Tawha$362,9000.401879
Benjamin Te Kura$235,6000.30.1025
Max King$583,5000.3-0.16757

97% of Supercoaches in the top 1% own Payne Haas, making him in the 2nd most owned by the top 1% in the comp.

A try on Thursday night propelled him to 103, sending non-owners and non-captainers in a spiral.

Last year’s FRF gun, Terrell May started his 2026 campaign with 78 points in 53 minutes.

Reduced minutes, points still solid would be the notes from those who have him on their watchlist.

He is still a POD play at 7.8% ownership in the top 1% – so far, so good.

The Thomas Flegler honeymoon period seems to be over as he is the 2nd most traded out player in the top 1% this week.

47 points in 43 minutes vs Souths, and then 24 points in 22 minutes vs Titans, would suggest that a 38 breakeven this week might be a bit too high for the Dolphins prop.

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Most Owned 2nd Row Forwards

Player NamePriceOwn %Change %AvgBE
David Fifita$485,30096.44.26818
Noah Martin$250,80087.914.891-103
Trey Mooney$442,00087.55.979-19
Ativalu Lisati$269,40074.933.383-80
Heilum Luki$404,10065.60.476-25
Arama Hau$235,60058.2-2.556-38
Jesse Colquhoun$332,5005010.557-8
Isaah Yeo$610,10048.4-4.76367
Joe Chan$309,90033.9-9.669-40
Ryan Couchman$235,60031.823.670-65
Cooper Bai$235,60018.22.140-5
Toby Couchman$588,30016.8-10.35870
Cameron Murray$548,90014.31.96739
Jacob Preston$684,60010-2.39748
Angus Crichton$610,2008.5-8.35485
Hamish Stewart$402,0008.2-3.55322
Jmaine Hopgood$517,9008.1-1.35060
Tino Faasuamaleaui$687,6008.1-12.745127
Patrick Carrigan$636,90082.56865
Kulikefu Finefeuiaki$451,8005.34.992-42
Hudson Young$754,0004.8-1.17294

Noah Martin continues to grow in ownership with 60-points alone in base against the Warriors last week.

With a -103 breakeven, $127k projected price rise, and fellow backrower Matty Nicholson out for 3-5 months, he is a must-own player not for just cash gen, but in general.

There has been plenty of rotation in the 2RF position.

Ryan Couchman is the most traded-in player for the top 1%, Ativalu Lisati is the 2nd most traded-in, Noah Martin 3rd, and Kulikefu Finefeuiaki is 5th.

Couchman has been very consistent with 70 and 69 in his first two games. He has a -65 breakeven and $80k price rise for Round 3.

Lisati has punched out 88 and 77 in his first two games and, with no Shawn Blore in the squad this week, his job security has firmed.

Kuli has had a breakout start to the season. Yes, he has scored in both games this season, however, he has still punched out 50 and 65 in base.

On the flipside, Isaah Yeo, Tino Fa’asuamaleaui and Angus Crichton are among the top 2RFs traded out this week.

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