The Corridor | AFL Supercoach Round 16, everything you need to know

In case you didn’t get to catch much footy in round 15, here is my rapid recap of the last week of footy:

A thrilling game to start the week, with Freo keeping their winning streak alive against the Cats, led by none other than LJ (176) with a monster outing. For the Cats, it was once again Holmes (128) who stepped up.

An important win for the Hawks over the Suns, led by Newcombe (123) and Day (108) in the middle. Anderson (136) was impressive once again while Jeffrey (123) also scored well.

A monster score from Keane (133) in his first game of the season, as the Crows tallied another win. For the Dees, it was Gawn (140) once again leading the way.

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Another big win for the Blues, led by the boys in the middle in Hewett (138), Cripps (117), and Walsh (112). For the Giants, it was Ash (113) who led the scoring.

The Pies put together a solid win, led by their starboy in Naicos (139), while Howe (133) and De Goey (133) also put in big scores. For Port, the big dogs stepped up, with Hornet (128) and Butters both scoring solidly.

A win is a win for North, as they got the win up against Richmond. Sheezel (153) put together another monster score while Daniel (149) and Parker (131) also delivered off halfback. For the Tigers, Brown (101) was the only one to reach triple figures.

A very important win for the Dogs to round out the weekend, of course led by the Bont (142). Despite the defeat, many Saints scored well, including Nas (144) and Wilkie (130).

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AFL ROUND 16 PREVIEW

Round 16 will kick off at 7:30pm AEST, Thursday, the 4th of June, with Brisbane hosting the Swans in a thrilling matchup.

Round 16 will once again have four teams on the bye in the Dogs, Cats, Saints and Demons.

Good news for Supercoaches and all footy fans that this is the final week of the mid-season bye period, and we will return to 9 games of footy starting next week!

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, where we will find out a lot more about most of these injuries.

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Brayden Maynard (COL): Is looking to return as soon as next weekend after suffering a shoulder injury.

Andrew McGrath, Jye Caldwell, and Darcy Parish (ESS): All three are set to return this weekend.

Daniel Rioli (GCS): Suffered a jaw injury and is expected to miss 4-6 weeks.

Jesse Hogan (GWS): Will undergo surgery for a fractured finger, with his return timeline yet to be confirmed.

Josh Weddle (HAW): Will miss three weeks due to suspension.

Jarman Impey (HAW): Suffered a hamstring injury and is expected to miss 2-3 weeks.

Tristan Xerri (NTH): Suffered a jaw injury that will see him miss at least this week’s clash.

Esava Ratugolea and Ewan Mackinglay (PTA): Devastating news for the Port duo, who will both miss the remainder of the season with respective knee injuries.

Jacob Hopper (RIC): Has developed a stress fracture in his ankle, with his return timeline yet to be confirmed.

Jack Sinclair (STK): Suffered a serious calf injury that is expected to keep him out for some time.

Tom De Koning (STK): Suffered an injury to his ribs and lungs and is expected to miss some time.

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AFL SUPERCOACH BREAKEVENS

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

Price changes will occur after players have played three games, as they are based on a player’s 3-week average.

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.

AFL SUPERCOACH RISERS

Player	BE	Price	Position	Team
Joel Fitzgerald	-73	$99,100	MID	MEL
Kye Annand	-66	$99,100	DEF	RIC
Hugo Hall-Kahan	-57	$176,700	DEF/MID	ADL
Jai Murray	-41	$183,300	MID	GCS
Mitch Podhajski	-37	$99,100	FWD	COL
Liam Reidy	-36	$160,600	RUC/FWD	CAR
Xavier Bamert	-36	$99,100	MID	PTA
Sam Swadling	-34	$113,500	MID	COL
Shadeau Brain	-33	$125,700	DEF	BRL
Lachlan Smith	-33	$119,900	RUC	WBD

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AFL SUPERCOACH FALLERS

Player	BE	Price	Position	Team
Brodie Grundy	168	$623,100	RUC	SYD
Jordan Ridley	166	$379,100	DEF	ESS
Tom Liberatore	161	$529,000	MID	WBD
Ryley Sanders	159	$461,400	MID/FWD	WBD
Isaac Heeney	158	$628,600	MID	SYD
Ed Richards	157	$519,200	MID	WBD
Izak Rankine	157	$476,800	MID/FWD	ADL
John Noble	155	$587,100	DEF	GCS
Lachie Weller	155	$324,200	MID	GCS

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AFL SUPERCOACH MOST TRADED IN (top 10%)*

Player	Team	Position	Trades In	%
Kye Annand	RIC	DEF	3,263	13.9%
Luke Parker	NTH	MID/DEF	1,942	8.3%
Marcus Herbert	WCE	MID	1,936	8.3%
Sam Durham	ESS	MID/FWD	1,804	7.7%
Nick Blakey	SYD	DEF	1,107	4.7%
Mitch Podhajski	COL	FWD	1,080	4.6%
Luke Jackson	FRE	RUC	780	3.3%
Lachie Ash	GWS	DEF	774	3.3%
Jason Horne-Francis	PTA	MID/FWD	538	2.3%
Isaac Heeney	SYD	MID	510	2.2%

*as of 23/06/2026

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AFL SUPERCOACH MOST TRADED OUT (top 10%)*

Player	Team	Position	Trades Out	%
Jack Sinclair	STK	DEF	9,431	40.3%
Jack Ison	CAR	MID	1,689	7.2%
Milan Murdock	WCE	FWD/MID	915	3.9%
Tristan Xerri	NTH	RUC	855	3.7%
Arthur Jones	WBD	MID/FWD	717	3.1%
Leonardo Lombard	GCS	FWD	637	2.7%
Samuel Cumming	RIC	MID	508	2.2%
Angus Anderson	COL	MID	497	2.1%
Patrick Retschko	RIC	MID	484	2.1%
Lachlan McAndrew	ADL	RUC	449	1.9%

*as of 23/06/2026

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AFL SUPERCOACH MOST CAPTAINED (top 10%)*

Player	Team	Position	Opposition	Capt. %	VC %
Nick Daicos	COL	MID	RIC	21.6	29.3
Harry Sheezel	NTH	MID/FWD	ESS	18.9	6.5
Luke Jackson	FRE	RUC	GCS	15.0	23.9
Brodie Grundy	SYD	RUC	BRL	8.0	8.3
Isaac Heeney	SYD	MID	BRL	3.6	5.1

*as of 23/06/2026