Six Again | NRL Supercoach Round 15, everything you need to know

We were treated to a one-round break from the bye-round mayhem last week, a relief for many managers who had spent the prior two weeks scrambling for numbers.

What was shaping to be a moderate week of scoring was flipped on its head on Sunday afternoon with the Panthers’ 68-0 thrashing of the Tigers.

The importance of nailing your captaincy choices was once again emphasised, with around 65% of top managers hauling in 298 points from King Cleary.

This week is set to be a massive trading week, as we face the second major bye round of the league that is shaping to be quite a tricky one to navigate for many managers…

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NRL ROUND 14 RAPID RECAP

In case you didn’t get to catch much footy last week, here is my rapid recap of round 14.

Going in chronological order:

Another win for Manly at Foz Pines Park, led by big performances from Garrick (96) and Olakau’atu (96). For the Souths, Murray (83) and Koloamatangi (75) were the highest scorers.

A brilliant back-and-forth battle between Melbourne and Newcastle, with Grant (91) and Hughes (86) leading the Storm to a narrow win. Ponga (123) and Lucas (101) were immense in defeat.

A Sydney shutout down in Canberra, with Marky Mark (128) returning with a bang, while Walker (118) and Toia (101) also put up monster scores. For the Raiders, Young (77), Hosking (75), and Tapine (75) all put in big shifts.

Another big win for the Phins, with the outside backs all scoring well, led by Cobbo (96) and Bostock (84). Chester (89) continues to put up impressive scores, picking up both of the Cowboys’ tries.

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A thrilling win for the Titans, led by Jayden Campbell’s (91) second-half surge. Sami (82) was also impressive for the Titans. Despite the Broncos’ loss, Piakura (110), Anderson (90) and Willison (86) all scored big.

An absolute belting by the Panthers, led by Cleary (148), while Jenkins (148), To’o (134) and Alamoti (109) scored 5 tries between them. Despite the heavy defeat, Terrell May (77) still scored solidly.

A big win for the Sharks, led by big performances from Mulitalo (129) and Nikora (107). Holmes (83) and Couchman (79) were the best for the Dragons.

A bit of a slug of a match on the Monday with the Dogs scraping a win, led by Kiraz (93) and Tracey (90). Jack Williams (72) continues to get through big work for the Eels (72).

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NRL ROUND 15 PREVIEW

Round 15 will kick off at 7:50pm AEST, Thursday, the 11th of June, with Souths hosting the Broncos.

As mentioned above, round 15 will be a major bye round with 7 teams on the bye.

Additionally, State of Origin players will be missing from this week’s footy as they prepare for game two at the MCG.

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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.

Stephen Crichton (BUL): Has been ruled out of Origin Game Two, as he continues to battle a shoulder injury; severity is yet to be confirmed.

Jaydn Su’a (STG): Suffered a pec injury and is expected to miss a significant amount of time.

Jermaine McEwen (NEW): Has been internally stood down by the club for an off-field incident; he will return in round 17.

Campbell Graham (STH): Suffered a re-injury to his calf and is expected to miss another month.

Savelio Tamale (CBR): Suffered a concussion and will miss this week’s game.

Xavier Coates (MEL): Devastating news for Coates after rupturing his Achilles at training, ruling him out for the season.

James Fisher-Harris (NZL): Is dealing with a calf strain that has ruled him out for this weekend.

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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	BE	Price	Position	Team
Joey Walsh	-49	$235,600	HFB	MAN
Te Maire Martin	-45	$371,600	5/8 | HFB	NZL
Niwhai Puru	-44	$201,400	HFB	CRO
Apa Twidle	-41	$201,400	HFB	PAR
Jacob Laban	-39	$311,500	2RF	NZL
Brendan Piakura	-23	$372,300	2RF	BRI
Jackson Shereb	-21	$242,500	2RF	MAN
Bradman Best	-20	$631,300	CTW	NEW

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NRL SUPERCOACH FALLERS

Player	BE	Price	Position	Team
Alex Johnston	178	$769,100	CTW	STH
Luke Metcalf	149	$613,500	HFB	NZL
Greg Marzhew	146	$790,900	CTW	NEW
Latrell Mitchell	145	$1,053,800	CTW	STH
Kayal Iro	140	$724,700	CTW	CRO
James Tedesco	139	$655,700	FLB	SYD
Simi Sasagi	135	$763,600	2RF | CTW	CBR
Scott Drinkwater	134	$662,200	FLB	NQL
Nicholas Hynes	131	$875,400	HFB	CRO

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NRL SUPERCOACH MOST TRADED IN (top 10%)*

Player	Trades	Price	Position	Team
Jayden Campbell	3,134	$644,300	HFB	GCT
Kai Pearce-Paul	1,599	$646,100	2RF	WST
Xavier Willison	1,510	$648,400	2RF/FRF	BRI
David Fifita	1,287	$535,100	2RF	STH
Te Maire Martin	1,208	$371,600	5/8 | HFB	NZL
Jackson Ford	1,187	$750,400	FRF	NZL
Jamayne Isaako	1,160	$772,400	CTW	DOL
Jack Bostock	875	$631,900	CTW	DOL
Ronaldo Mulitalo	815	$643,800	CTW	CRO
Terrell May	557	$785,700	FRF	WST

*as of 10/06/2026

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NRL SUPERCOACH MOST TRADED OUT (top 10%)*

Player	Trades	Price	Position	Team
Ativalu Lisati	3,134	$536,800	2RF	MEL
Reece Walsh	2,021	$547,600	FLB	BRI
Setu Tu	1,278	$496,600	CTW	STG
Alex Twal	1,180	$780,400	FRF/2RF	WST
Kulikefu Finefeuiaki	897	$593,600	2RF	DOL
Scott Drinkwater	884	$662,200	FLB	NQL
Nicholas Hynes	872	$875,400	HFB	CRO
Heilum Luki	811	$673,400	2RF	NQL
James Tedesco	785	$655,700	FLB	SYD
Greg Marzhew	676	$790,900	CTW	NEW

*as of 10/06/2026

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NRL SUPERCOACH MOST CAPTAINED (top 10%) *

Player	Opponent	Capt. %	VC %
Terrell May	GCT	35.5	4.7
Nathan Cleary	—	19.5	1.0
Herbie Farnworth	SYD	8.9	42.2
Jayden Campbell	WST	6.7	1.1
Jackson Ford	SHA	6.0	11.0

*as of 10/06/2026