Six Again | NRL Supercoach Round 10, everything you need to know

We have reached a stage in NRL Supercoach where you seemingly need to score 1500+ to have any shot at green arrows for the week.

Another week of Rugby League, another week of immense point-scoring league-wide.

Another week of Rugby League, another week of a game with 80 points scored, this time the Knights vs Rabbitohs, following in the steps of the Cowboys and Sharks the week before.

Another week of Rugby League, another week where the likes of Latrell, Hynes, Ford, and Sasagi all explode for monster tons.

The theme of this season appears to be jumping on the in-form players and teams, riding the wave all the way to Supercoach glory.

That being said, who are we targeting this week as the next bandwagon to jump aboard?

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NRL ROUND 9 RAPID RECAP

In case you didn’t get to catch much footy last week, here is my rapid recap of round 9.

Going in chronological order:

Mahoney (97) got his revenge on the Dogs in a low-scoring Supercoach affair. Chester (77) continues to mount his case as a keeper, while Luki was quiet (45).

Finefeuiaki (108) finally gets over the stripe, while Bostock (105) also crossed twice on season debut. Fa’alogo (76) continues to punch out solid scores despite the Storm’s spectacular losing streak.

Sasagi (109) returned in the back row and scored two tries in the first 15 minutes. Titan’s cheapies struggled with Faemani (34) and Hau (28) getting benched early.

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Ford (119) pumped out another ton, thanks to his 4th try of the season. Volkman (77) the best in a well-beaten Eels side.

Walsh (86) and Tedesco (84) were both solid in a blockbuster fullback clash. Marky Mark (2) went off with an ankle injury early.

A points feast in Newcastle, led by none other than Latrell (141) and his partner in crime AJ (127). Mooney (123) crossed TWICE while the Knights’ left edge was unstoppable with Marzhew (131), Best (106), Lucas (97), and Ponga (92).

Iro (132) made it to hat-tricks on the trot, largely thanks to Hynes (131), who also exploded once again. Twal (95) was immense as always, while Doueihi (35) suffered a shoulder injury.

Nathan Cleary (98) does it again, but it was Olakau’atu (108) who top-scored despite the loss.

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NRL ROUND 10 PREVIEW

Round 10 will kick off at 7:50pm AEST, Thursday, the 7th of May, with the Dolphins hosting the Bulldogs.

From a Supercoach perspective, the fixtures this week hold LOTS of point-scoring potential.

Some one-sided matchups to target are the Roosters vs Titans and the recharged Knights vs Dragons.

However, I don’t know if any game screams points more than the Rabbitohs vs Souths, with both teams combining for a monster 172 points across the last two weeks.

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KEY AVAILABILITY WATCH

Each week, we will list players whose injury statuses have changed in the week prior.

Keep your eyes out for Team Lists on a Tuesday afternoon, where we will know a lot more about most of these injuries.

Adam Reynolds (BRI): Suffered a concussion and is likely to miss this week’s game.

Kotoni Staggs (BRI): Has been suspended for 2 games, will miss rounds 10 and 11.

Jacob Kiraz (BUL): Finally, some clarity on Kiraz’s injury, said to have suffered an MCL sprain. Tracking to return around round 12.

Jeremiah Nanai (NQC): Suffered a shoulder injury and is expected to miss 4-6 weeks.

Luciano Leilua (STG): Will miss this week’s game due to suspension.

Brandon Smith (STH): Suffered a calf injury and has since been confirmed that he is set to miss 4 weeks.

Mark Nawaqanitawase (SYD): Suffered an ankle injury that will require surgery, expected to miss 6-8 weeks.

Angus Crichton (SYD): Suffered a MCL sprain and is expected to miss around 3 weeks.

Adam Doueihi (WST): Suffered a shoulder dislocation and is expected to miss 4-6 weeks.

Samuela Fainu (WST): Suffered a foot fracture and is expected to miss 6 weeks.

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NRL SUPERCOACH BREAKEVENS

Breakevens are the score required for the player to either make money or lose money.

Generally speaking, when looking at who to trade in, heavily consider the players with low breakevens, as they will help make your team money.

Similarly, if you have some players with high breakevens in your team, maybe it’s time to consider cutting ties to ensure your team doesn’t lose too much value.

NRL SUPERCOACH RISERS

Player	Breakeven	Price	Position	Team
Tom Duffy	-65	$235,600	HFB	BRI
Apa Twidle	-42	$201,400	HFB	PAR
Reed Mahoney	-28	$374,100	HOK	NQC
Brian To’o	-24	$549,300	CTW	PEN
Luke Hanson	-21	$201,400	HFB	NZ
Araz Nanva	-20	$201,400	CTW/FLB	PAR
Kayal Iro	-18	$727,300	CTW	SHA
Ativalu Lisati	-11	$377,300	2RF	MEL
Siosifa Talakai	-8	$423,200	2RF/CTW	SHA
Tristan Hope	-7	$236,300	HOK	WST

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NRL SUPERCOACH FALLERS

Player	Breakeven	Price	Position	Team
Thomas Jenkins	162	$727,300	CTW	PEN
Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow	153	$705,700	FLB	DOL
Tevita Naufahu	147	$655,100	CTW	DOL
Luke Metcalf	146	$613,500	HFB	NZ
Jayden Campbell	144	$717,000	HFB	GCT
Mark Nawaqanitawase	139	$702,100	CTW	SYD
Isaiah Iongi	138	$598,600	FLB	PAR
Dane Gagai	137	$550,000	CTW	NEW
Grant Anderson	131	$523,400	CTW	BRI
Herbie Farnworth	130	$852,300	CTW	DOL

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NRL SUPERCOACH MOST TRADED IN (top 10%)*

Player	Trades	%	Price	Position	Team
Kalyn Ponga	2,273	15.7%	$655,300	FLB	NEW
Kayal Iro	1,122	7.7%	$727,300	CTW	SHA
Nicholas Hynes	1,042	7.2%	$862,600	HFB	SHA
Greg Marzhew	939	6.5%	$562,700	CTW	NEW
Fletcher Sharpe	912	6.3%	$486,100	5/8	NEW
Dylan Lucas	714	4.9%	$661,500	2RF	NEW
Jack Bostock	475	3.3%	$506,300	CTW	DOL
Alex Twal	443	3.1%	$758,700	FRF/2RF	WST
Simi Sasagi	410	2.8%	$789,800	2RF/CTW	CBR
Haumole Olakau’atu	351	2.4%	$700,600	2RF	MNL

*as of 05/05/2026

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NRL SUPERCOACH MOST TRADED OUT (top 10%)*

Player	Trades	%	Price	Position	Team
Arama Hau	2,889	19.9%	$574,400	2RF/FRF	GCT
Mark Nawaqanitawase	1,841	12.7%	$702,100	CTW	SYD
Adam Doueihi	1,627	11.2%	$763,200	HFB	WST
Keano Kini	968	6.7%	$694,100	FLB	GCT
Sialetili Faeamani	840	5.8%	$466,300	CTW	GCT
Thomas Jenkins	559	3.9%	$727,300	CTW	PEN
Jonah Pezet	499	3.4%	$363,900	5/8	PAR
Noah Martin	424	2.9%	$484,000	2RF	CBR
Heamasi Makasini	387	2.7%	$333,000	CTW	WST
Heilum Luki	258	1.8%	$601,700	2RF	NQC

*as of 05/05/2026

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NRL SUPERCOACH MOST CAPTAINED (top 10%) *

Player	Opponent	Capt. %	VC %
Latrell Mitchell	SHA	43.9	12.7
Nathan Cleary	CBR	37.5	2.9
James Tedesco	GCT	5.7	44.1
Kalyn Ponga	STG	3.6	1.8
Nicholas Hynes	STH	3.5	2.3
Sua Fa’alogo	WST	1.1	4.5
Scott Drinkwater	PAR	0.8	2.2

*as of 05/05/2026