NRL SuperCoach: Biggest season price drops of 2016 revealed

GREG Inglis will run out for the Kangaroos in Friday’s Trans-Tasman Test despite stats showing he is one of the most out-of-form players in the NRL.

GREG Inglis will run out for the Kangaroos in Friday’s Trans-Tasman Test despite stats showing he is one of the most out-of-form players in the NRL.

The Test great’s SuperCoach worth has plummeted by $104,100 this season — the 10th biggest drop of any player.

Inglis has notched just two tries and two try assists this season as he battles ongoing knee issues.

Kangaroos teammate Semi Radradra (-$134,100) has seen the biggest drop of any player after starting the year as the most expensive player in the game.

Greg Inglis trains with the Kangaroos this week. Picture: Gregg Porteous

SuperCoaches are lining up to cash in on the discount price, coupled with an impeccable bye schedule.

Radradra is currently the fifth most purchased player of the round, despite the Parramatta salary cap crisis clouding the immediate future of the Eels.

In terms of cheapies, Edrick Lee has dropped by $92,900 to $151,500. The Raiders winger looms as a sneaky bye purchase due to a break even of 10, ownership of just 2.7 per cent and a great schedule.

The Maroons have reason to be concerned about the form of Dane Gagai, who is considered a near-certainty for Origin I after making his debut last year.

Gagai has seen the third biggest price drop of any player, notching just one try and no try assists this year.

In all, 10 current and former major nation Test players make the list — Inglis, Radradra, Akuila Uate, Brett Stewart, Dylan Walker, Luke Lewis (Australia), Lewis Brown, Simon Mannering (New Zealand), George Burgess and Jack Reed (England).

NAME	CLUB	CURRENT PRICE	TOTAL PRICE DROP
Semi Radradra	Eels	$378,800	-$134,100
Damien Cook	Rabbitohs	$204,700	-$116,500
Dane Gagai	Knights	$227,700	-$116,100
Curtis Rona	Bulldogs	$243,500	-$113,600
Lewis Brown	Sea Eagles	$166,800	-$112,600
Aidan Sezer	Raiders	$264,400	-$112,500
Anthony Don	Titans	$144,300	-$110,600
Akuila Uate	Knights	$195,600	-$110,500
Brett Stewart	Sea Eagles	$156,600	-$109,800
Greg Inglis	Rabbitohs	$309,200	-$104,100
Tim Mannah	Eels	$238,200	-$101,300
Dylan Walker	Sea Eagles	$230,200	-$100,400
Luke Lewis	Sharks	$271,500	-$99,700
Tim Browne	Bulldogs	$142,900	-$98,500
George Burgess	Rabbitohs	$257,300	-$97,100
Andrew McCullough	Broncos	$277,800	-$96,100
Peter Mata'utia	Knights	$174,000	-$93,400
Edrick Lee	Raiders	$151,500	-$92,900
Jack Reed	Broncos	$233,700	-$92,400
Simon Mannering	Warriors	$350,700	-$86,100

Originally published as NRL SuperCoach: Biggest season price drops of 2016 revealed