Round 26 is grand final week for most leagues and every waiver wire decision, sit/start call and captaincy pick carries maximum weight across NRL Supercoach Draft, Supercoach Classic and NRL Fantasy.

Youtube Version: https://youtu.be/uO5KWKcfRMo?si=_LGQttIDNNlE2wPGSualauvi Faalogo, Alex Johnston, Tallis Duncan, Nick Meaney, Jamayne Isaako, Nicholas Hynes, Tino Fa'asuamaleaui, Billy Walters, Ben Trbojevic, Haumole Olakau'atu and Lindsay Smith are all sitting at number one of sixteen in their position matchups this week. Hudzo breaks down every Round 26 finals game using the Draft Oracle statistical matchup engine, with some juicy matchups on the card where Supercoach points could flow freely making the sit/start decisions critical this grand final week. The matchup analysis is equally relevant for NRL Supercoach Classic and NRL Fantasy managers chasing the right captaincy and sit/start calls before the biggest lockout of the season.The captaincy conversation this week is between Scott Drinkwater and Nicholas Hynes for the captain armband, with Nathan Cleary and Herbie Farnworth both sitting in the vice captain conversation depending on your squad construction. With grand final week on the line, backing the right captain in the right matchup could be the difference between lifting the trophy and finishing runner up. Hudzo walks through the full case for each option so you know exactly where to land before lockout.On the waiver wire, Taine Tuapiki is back in the conversation for managers still needing halves cover and we give a definitive answer on whether he warrants a top priority burn in grand final week. With so much on the line this week the waiver strategy shifts again toward reliability over upside, and we go position by position on who you can actually trust when it matters most.In this video:🏆 Round 26 grand final matchup analysis: positional breakdowns across every game⚡ Nicholas Hynes, Sualauvi Faalogo and Haumole Olakau'atu: gun matchups assessed👑 Captaincy picks: Drinky or Hynes captain, Cleary and Farnworth VC options🔄 Taine Tuapiki: definitive waiver verdict for grand final week🎯 Sit versus start focus: who to rely on when the trophy is on the line💥 Juicy matchups where points could flow: the ones to exploit in the grand final🦺 Billy Walters and Lindsay Smith: finals matchup value assessed⚠️ Matchups and positions to avoid in Round 26 grand final weekBuilt for: NRL Supercoach Classic | NRL Supercoach Draft | NRL Fantasy | NRL Draft leaguesFull Round 26 matchup breakdown with live data: https://draft-oracle.com/matchups🔮 Draft Oracle, NRL Supercoach League Analysis | Upside Fantasy Sports📩 Substack: https://upsidefantasysports.substack.com🐦 @UpsideSC on X: https://x.com/UpsideSC📸 @sc.draft.oracle on Instagram:   / sc.draft.oracle  

Reece Walsh is out, Tommy Turbo is back and Round 25 is one of the most cut and dry matchup weeks of the NRL Supercoach and NRL Fantasy finals series.

https://youtu.be/aD-TCx6cb-4Kalyn Ponga, Billy Smith, Herbie Farnworth, Robert Toia, Dominic Young, Nicholas Hynes, Terrell May, Blayke Brailey, Hamish Stewart, Haumole Olakau'atu and Ryan Couchman are all sitting at number one of sixteen in their position matchups this week. Hudzo breaks down every Round 25 finals game using the Draft Oracle statistical matchup engine, with some genuine slaughters on the card this week making the sit/start decisions clearer than they have been all finals series. The matchup analysis is equally relevant for NRL Supercoach Classic and NRL Fantasy managers chasing the right captaincy and sit/start calls before lockout.

The captaincy conversation this week sits between Nicholas Hynes, Sam Walker and James Tedesco for the captain armband, with Nathan Cleary, Jamayne Isaako and Kalyn Ponga all in the vice captain conversation depending on your squad. With some genuinely one-sided matchups on the card this week, backing the right captain in the right game could be the difference between winning and losing your finals series. Hudzo walks through the full case for each option so you know exactly where to land.

On the waiver wire, this is more of a sit versus start week than a burn your priority week, but Taine Tuapiki is the name worth assessing for managers who need halves cover with the Walsh news confirmed. With Tommy Turbo returning, the downstream impact on surrounding players gets the full treatment, and we identify who you can actually rely on through a finals week where getting the basics right matters more than chasing upside.

In this video:

• 🏆 Round 25 finals matchup analysis: positional breakdowns across every game
• ⚡ Kalyn Ponga, Nicholas Hynes and Herbie Farnworth: gun matchups assessed
• 👑 Captaincy picks: Hynes, Sam Walker or Tedesco captain, Cleary and Ponga VC options
• 🏃 Tommy Turbo returns: downstream impact on your roster and sit/start decisions
• 🚑 Reece Walsh out: who fills the void and what it means for your squad
• 🔄 Taine Tuapiki: worth a top waiver for halves cover this week?
• 🎯 Sit versus start focus: who you can actually rely on through the finals
• 💥 Slaughter matchups on the card: the cut and dry calls this week
• ⚠️ Matchups and positions to avoid in Round 25

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Finals are in full swing and Round 24 captaincy is genuinely wide open, with Kalyn Ponga the standout captain pick and Nicholas Hynes the bounce-back vice captain call that Hudzo is backing hard this week.

Keano Kini, Alex Johnston, Valentine Holmes, Jack Bostock, Jamayne Isaako, Nicholas Hynes, Terrell May, Blayke Brailey, Hamish Stewart, Haumole Olakau'atu and Ryan Couchman are all sitting at number one of sixteen in their position matchups this week. Hudzo breaks down every Round 24 game using the Draft Oracle statistical matchup engine, giving you the sit/start and captaincy clarity you need before lockout across NRL Supercoach Classic, Supercoach Draft and NRL Fantasy. The matchup analysis is equally relevant for Classic and Fantasy managers chasing the right captaincy and sit/start calls in what is a genuinely tricky finals week.

The captaincy picture this week centres on Kalyn Ponga as the outright captain pick, with Nicholas Hynes as the preferred vice captain for managers expecting a bounce-back performance. Nathan Cleary into Hynes and Adam Doueihi into Ponga are both sensible alternatives depending on your squad. Keano Kini is the absolute moonshot captaincy option and we give you the full case for why the brave call could pay off in a finals context where differentials matter more than ever.

On the waiver wire in finals, process matters more than hindsight and we explain exactly how to think about waiver priority when elimination is on the line. Francis Manuleleua and Luke Metcalf are ranked against each other for the number one spot, with Leka Halasima and Salesi Foketi both still viable options and assessed in order of preference. Liam Henry emerges as a genuine saviour for managers who are front row needy, and the halves and five-eighth market gets another scan for the options worth prioritising. The CTW position remains difficult but there are a couple of big matchup plays this week that are worth acting on after waiver lockout.

In this video:

🏆 Round 24 matchup analysis: statistical positional breakdowns across every NRL finals game

⚡ Keano Kini, Nicholas Hynes and Kalyn Ponga: gun matchups and captaincy cases

👑 Captaincy picks: Ponga captain, Hynes VC bounce-back and the Kini moonshot

🧠 Finals waiver strategy: why process beats hindsight when elimination is on the line

🔄 Francis Manuleleua vs Luke Metcalf: who takes the number one waiver spot?

🎯 Leka Halasima and Salesi Foketi: still viable and ranked in order of preference

💪 Liam Henry: the front row saviour for FRF-needy managers in finals

🔍 Halves and five-eighth options scanned again for finals priority

🎯 CTW matchup plays: the big ones worth acting on this week

⚠️ Matchups and positions to avoid in Round 24

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Full Round 24 matchup breakdown with live data: https://draft-oracle.com/matchups

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The 2026 NRL Supercoach Draft season is almost done and it is time to be fully transparent about what the Draft Oracle pre-season rankings got right, what they got badly wrong, and what Griff and Hudzo think it means for 2027 draft value heading into next season.

Youtube Version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6oCMQeW9Mo

Payne Haas is the headline miss and we do not shy away from it. The data on Haas was genuinely confusing all season and we walk through exactly why the rankings got it wrong, what the numbers were saying versus what actually happened, and what that means for how you should value him going into 2027. Nicho Hynes is the headline hit, ranked highly coming into the season and delivering right through to finals, and we assess whether that trajectory holds into next year. Kalyn Ponga and Sualauvi Faalogo are both discussed as fullback misses, with an honest breakdown of what was over-indexed on in the pre-season assessment and the lessons learned for ranking fullbacks going forward.On the positive side, Keano Kini was one of the most polarising calls in the pre-season rankings and it paid off. We explain the data that drove that call and why the process was right even when the public disagreed at the time. Fading big centre and wing names like Joey Kiraz, Val Holmes and Latrell Mitchell also gets the full treatment, with Griff offering his forward-looking take on where each of those players sits for 2027 draft value after a season of underperformance.This is the most data-rich and transparent video on the channel this season. Every hit and miss is backed by the actual numbers from the Draft Oracle engine, and Griff provides the 2027 forward-looking analysis on each player so you leave with a head start on next season's draft prep.In this video:📊 Full transparent review of the 2026 NRL Supercoach Draft pre-season rankings❌ Payne Haas: the big miss explained and what the confusing data was actually saying✅ Nicho Hynes: the standout hit and what to expect from him in 2027🔍 Kalyn Ponga and Sualauvi Faalogo: fullback misses and what was over-indexed💎 Keano Kini: the polarising call that paid off and why the process was right📉 Fading Kiraz, Val Holmes and Latrell Mitchell: vindicated or lucky?🔮 Griff's 2027 draft value verdicts: who goes up and who goes down next season📈 Data analysis on every hit and miss across the full rankingsBuilt for: NRL Supercoach Classic | NRL Supercoach Draft | NRL Fantasy | NRL Draft leaguesFull matchup and player data: https://draft-oracle.com/matchups🔮 Draft Oracle, NRL Supercoach League Analysis | Upside Fantasy Sports📩 Substack: https://upsidefantasysports.substack.com🐦 @UpsideSC on X: https://x.com/UpsideSC📸 @sc.draft.oracle on Instagram:   / sc.draft.oracle  

Finals start tomorrow and Hudzo and Griff are opening up their NRL Supercoach Draft squads before the elimination rounds begin.

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This is a conversational team analysis covering both rosters in full heading into the finals series. Griff and Hudzo walk through their squad construction, some of the recent trades made to get here, the players they are banking on for the finals run and the ones they wish they had moved on earlier. It is the honest debrief before the pressure of elimination rugby league kicks in across NRL Supercoach Draft, Supercoach Classic and NRL Fantasy draft leagues everywhere.Reece Walsh gets a proper deep dive in this one. With finals commencing and every captaincy and roster decision carrying double the weight, the Walsh conversation is one that every serious NRL Supercoach Draft manager needs to have before lockout this week. We give you the full breakdown of where Walsh sits in the fullback heirarchy, and what his archetype is, and why it's risky to draft him highly ever again. Can you rely on him this finals series? We're not so sure now that the Broncos are out.Whether you play NRL Supercoach Classic, NRL Supercoach Draft or NRL Fantasy, the squad construction and finals strategy discussed in this video applies across every format. This is the chat every fantasy manager is having with their mates right now, except Griff and Hudzo are doing it with the Draft Oracle data in their corner.In this video:🏆 Hudzo and Griff's full NRL Supercoach Draft finals squads revealed🔮 Squad construction breakdown: how both rosters are built for the finals run⚡ Reece Walsh finals deep dive: is he the differential captain that wins you the title?🔄 Trades made to get here: what worked and what we wish we had done differently🎯 Players we are banking on through the elimination rounds💬 Honest debrief before finals: the good, the bad and the ugly from our seasons📊 Strategy chat: how to approach finals week roster decisionsBuilt for: NRL Supercoach Classic | NRL Supercoach Draft | NRL Fantasy | NRL Draft leaguesFull matchup breakdown with live data: https://draft-oracle.com/matchups🔮 Draft Oracle, NRL Supercoach Analysis | Upside Fantasy Sports📩 Substack: https://upsidefantasysports.substack.com🐦 @UpsideSC on X: https://x.com/UpsideSC📸 @sc.draft.oracle on Instagram:   / sc.draft.oracle  

Finals are here for some leagues and Round 23 waiver strategy just changed completely, with Francis Manuleleua, Leka Halasima and Salesi Foketi all fighting for the number one ticket across NRL Supercoach Draft leagues nationally.

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Keano Kini, Selwyn Cobbo, Tolutau Koula, Simi Sasagi, Jamayne Isaako, Nicholas Hynes, Corey Horsburgh, Blayke Brailey, Isaiah Papali'i and Haumole Olakau'atu are all sitting at number one of sixteen in their position matchups this week. Hudzo breaks down every Round 23 game using the Draft Oracle statistical matchup engine, giving you the sit/start and captaincy clarity you need before lockout across NRL Supercoach Classic, Supercoach Draft and NRL Fantasy. The matchup analysis is equally relevant for Classic and Fantasy managers chasing the right captaincy and sit/start calls this week.

Nicholas Hynes is the outright captain pick this week and Hudzo explains exactly why the case is clearer than it has been all season. The vice captain conversation is genuinely open between Adam Doueihi, Nathan Cleary and Herbie Farnworth, and we work through all three options with the matchup data so you know where to land depending on your squad construction across every format.

On the waiver wire, if your finals have started the strategy around holding or burning a ticket shifts significantly and we address that directly before diving into the player rankings. Francis Manuleleua, Leka Halasima and Salesi Foketi are ranked against each other for the number one waiver spot. Oryn Keeley is flagged again as a must-own for anyone who still does not have him. The halves and five-eighth market gets a full scan for cheap options worth considering, and the CTW position is dire but there are a couple of matchup plays worth knowing about before lockout.

In this video:

🏆 Round 23 matchup analysis: statistical positional breakdowns across every NRL game

⚡ Nicholas Hynes, Keano Kini and Blayke Brailey: gun matchups assessed

👑 Captain outright: why Hynes is the clear pick and who takes VC between Doueihi, Cleary and Farnworth

🏆 Finals waiver strategy: should you hold your ticket or burn it this week?

🔄 Francis Manuleleua vs Leka Halasima vs Salesi Foketi: who is the number one waiver?

💪 Oryn Keeley: still a must-own if you do not have him

🔍 Cheap halves and five-eighth options scanned for finals value

🎯 CTW matchup plays: the options worth considering in a dire position market

⚠️ Matchups and positions to avoid in Round 23

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It is a brutal trade week and Hudzo is opening up all three rosters, ranking the trades in and out, and targeting the edges that the Draft Oracle data says to exploit right now.

Youtube Video: https://youtu.be/h9fdTjMOJVs

The Dolphins attacking right edge, the Eels attacking left edge and the Knights right edge are all flagged as the key positional targets heading into the finals, with the matchup data backing each call. Toby Couchman and Keano Kini are the headline trade in targets this week, with both carrying strong run home schedules and the matchup profile to justify the move right now across NRL Supercoach Classic, NRL Fantasy and NRL Supercoach Draft.

In the hooker and utility space, Blayke Brailey, Owen Pattie and Oliver Pascoe all get assessed for their finals value and whether they are worth roster space heading into the business end of the season. These are the conversations that separate managers who finish strong from those who run out of steam, and we give you direct verdicts on all three.

The team reveals cover all three formats with captaincy choices discussed for each. Nicholas Hynes, Nathan Cleary and Sualauvi Faalogo are all in the captaincy conversation this week and we walk through the reasoning behind each pick depending on your squad construction and which format you are playing.

In this video:

🏆 NRL Supercoach Classic, NRL Fantasy and Supercoach Draft team reveals for this week

🎯 Edge targets: Dolphins right edge, Eels left edge and Knights right edge breakdown

🔄 Toby Couchman and Keano Kini: trade in verdicts and finals run home case

🦺 Blayke Brailey, Owen Pattie and Oliver Pascoe: finals value assessed

👑 Captaincy picks: Nicholas Hynes, Nathan Cleary and Sualauvi Faalogo

📊 Trade out targets: who to move on from before it is too late

🗺️ Finals Run Home Power Rankings powering every decision: https://draft-oracle.com/finals-run-home

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Full matchup breakdown with live data: https://draft-oracle.com/matchups

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Blaize Talagi has been dropped, Dylan Lucas is injured and Round 22 is throwing chaos at NRL Supercoach Draft managers right when the finals are on the line.

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Matthew Dufty, Tommy Talau, Herbie Farnworth, Simi Sasagi, Jamayne Isaako, Nicholas Hynes, Payne Haas, Blayke Brailey, Hamish Stewart, Francis Manuleleua and Ryan Couchman are all sitting at number one of sixteen in their position matchups this week. Hudzo breaks down every Round 22 game using the Draft Oracle statistical matchup engine, giving you the sit/start and captaincy clarity you need before lockout across NRL Supercoach Classic, Supercoach Draft and NRL Fantasy.

The captaincy conversation this week is genuinely open. Nicholas Hynes carries the strongest matchup case for the captain armband, while Reece Walsh is the premium alternative for managers chasing upside. Adam Doueihi and Nathan Cleary both sit in the vice captain conversation depending on your squad, and we work through all four options with the data behind each call so you know exactly where to land before lockout.

On the waiver wire, the Taine Tuapiki injury is the first question to resolve and we assess the downstream impact on your halves stocks immediately. Blaize Talagi's drop creates genuine chaos at five-eighth and we give you a direct verdict on what to do if you own him. Francis Manuleleua is the name everyone with Dylan Lucas on their roster wants answered this week, and we rank him as both a high priority pick for Lucas owners and assess whether he is worth a ticket even if you do not own Lucas. Oryn Keeley and Nat Butcher are also doing enough to warrant ownership discussion for managers still shopping the back row.

In this video:

🏆 Round 22 matchup analysis: statistical positional breakdowns across every NRL game

⚡ Nicholas Hynes, Payne Haas and Matthew Dufty: gun matchups assessed

👑 Captaincy debate: Nicholas Hynes, Reece Walsh, Adam Doueihi or Nathan Cleary?

🚑 Taine Tuapiki injury: halves stock impact and waiver response

❌ Blaize Talagi dropped: what do you do if you own him at five-eighth?

🔄 Francis Manuleleua: high waiver for Dylan Lucas owners and beyond?

💪 Oryn Keeley and Nat Butcher: still worth owning in the back row?

⚠️ Matchups and positions to avoid in Round 22

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Full Round 22 matchup breakdown with live data: https://draft-oracle.com/matchups

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You said the first one was too kind, so we're back with the brutal version (not really brutal but just being a bit more harsh on some targets/names) of the NRL Supercoach and NRL Fantasy run home tier list, and the Reece Walsh versus James Tedesco debate gets settled once and for all.We open with a team update of classic, fantasy NRL and both Draft teams, then right into the analysis.The basis for every ranking in this video comes directly from the Draft Oracle Finals Run Home Power Rankings, which you can access free at draft-oracle.com/finals-run-home. This time the tiers are cleaner, the verdicts are aligned to various game modes. It's more of a "who am I selling" style. Reece Walsh and James Tedesco headline the fullback conversation, with both carrying strong finals schedules and genuine ownership differentials that make the decision genuinely difficult for NRL Supercoach Classic and NRL Fantasy managers right now.Keano Kini and David Fifita are among the names getting tier placements in this episode, with Fifita in particular drawing attention as a potential point of difference play for managers willing to back his finals draw. Tallis Duncan also gets assessed properly after the injury cloud that has been hanging over his season, and we give you a direct verdict on whether he is worth holding or moving on from heading into the finals.Whether you play NRL Supercoach Classic, NRL Fantasy, Supercoach Draft or NRL Draft leagues, the finals schedule is the most important variable in every roster decision right now and this tier list gives you the clearest read available on who to target and who to move on.In this video:🏆 NRL Supercoach and Fantasy run home tier list v2: Must, Target, Happy Owner, Not for Me⚡ Reece Walsh vs James Tedesco: the fullback finals debate settled🎯 Keano Kini and David Fifita: tier placements and POD case assessed🚑 Tallis Duncan: hold or move on heading into the finals?💎 Point of difference plays and fringe operators at lower price points📊 Fullbacks, centres, wingers, back rowers and locks all covered🗺️ Finals Run Home Power Rankings: the data behind every brutal verdictBuilt for: NRL Supercoach Classic | NRL Supercoach Draft | NRL Fantasy | NRL Draft leaguesFull Finals Run Home Power Rankings with live data: https://draft-oracle.com/finals-run-home

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Latrell Mitchell is out and Round 21 just handed Latrell Siegwalt one of the most compelling waiver wire cases of the entire 2026 NRL Supercoach Draft season.Matthew Dufty, Thomas Jenkins, Latrell Siegwalt, Simi Sasagi, Mark Nawaqanitawase, Nicholas Hynes, Terrell May, Harry Grant, Euan Aitken, Haumole Olakau'atu and Ryan Couchman are all sitting at number one of sixteen in their position matchups this week. We break down every Round 21 game using the Draft Oracle statistical matchup engine, giving you the sit/start and captaincy clarity you need before lockout across NRL Supercoach Classic, Supercoach Draft and NRL Fantasy.The Supercoach captaincy conversation this week has four genuine contenders. Nicholas Hynes and Sualauvi Faalogo are the captain options with the strongest matchup case, while Nathan Cleary and Kalyn Ponga sit in the vice captain conversation depending on your squad construction. We run through all four with the data behind each call so you can make the right decision before lockout regardless of which format you play. In NRL Fantasy, I'm leaning on someone with a high floor like Haas this week - but the temptation of Cleary is still real.On the waiver wire, Tallis Duncan's injury is the first question to answer and we assess the downstream impact on your backline stocks. Latrell Siegwalt is the name everyone wants clarity on this week given the Latrell Mitchell news, and we give you a direct answer on how high a ticket he warrants. In the back row conversation, Oryn Keeley and Nat Butcher both get the full assessment for managers who need a 2RF or back rower option right now, and we rank them against each other so you know exactly which one to prioritise.In this video:🏆 Round 21 matchup analysis: statistical positional breakdowns across every NRL game⚡ Nicholas Hynes, Matthew Dufty and Harry Grant: gun matchups assessed👑 Captaincy debate: Nicholas Hynes, Sualauvi Faalogo, Nathan Cleary or Kalyn Ponga?🚑 Tallis Duncan injury: downstream impact on your backline and waiver options🔄 Latrell Siegwalt: how high a waiver ticket with Latrell Mitchell ruled out?⚔️ Oryn Keeley vs Nat Butcher: which back rower do you prioritise this week?⚠️ Matchups and positions to avoid in Round 21Built for: NRL Supercoach Classic | NRL Supercoach Draft | NRL Fantasy | NRL Draft leaguesFull Round 21 matchup breakdown with live data: https://draft-oracle.com/matchups🔮 Draft Oracle, NRL Supercoach League Analysis | Upside Fantasy Sports📩 Substack: https://upsidefantasysports.substack.com🐦 @UpsideSC on X: https://x.com/UpsideSC📸 @sc.draft.oracle on Instagram:   / sc.draft.oracle