Teamlist Tuesday Analysis - 2016 NRL Round 26

It's time for the final Teamlist Tuesday analysis of all 16 sides. Check out Sam's list of ins and outs - plus who to back and who to drop in your fantasy side.

1. Darius Boyd 2. Corey Oates 3. Tom Opacic 4. James Roberts 5. Jordan Kahu 6. Anthony Milford 7. Ben Hunt 8. Josh McGuire 9. Andrew McCullough 10. Adam Blair 11. Sam Thaiday 12. Matt Gillett 13. Corey Parker
Interchange: 14. Jarrod Wallace 15. Tevita Pangai Junior 16. Jai Arrow 17. Alex Glenn

In - Nil

Out - Nil

Analysis - The in-form Broncos have made no changes to the side that defeated the Storm in Melbourne on Friday night, as they look to make it 5 wins in a row to finish the regular season. Brisbane have an outside chance of making the Top 4 but will have to rely on North Queensland losing at home to the Titans.

Supercoach Studs - Anthony Milford (68) has bounced back to form in the last fortnight and he will be a popular VC choice this week against an equally unpredictable Roosters. Corey Parker (58) plays his last game of Supercoach and what a legend he has been. In good news for owners he did get the kicking duties back late in the game.  

Supercoach Duds - James Roberts (35) hasn't had a stellar year in Broncos colours. Besides a brief run of scores post Origin Roberts has been pretty underwhelming. 

1. Blake Ferguson 2. Daniel Tupou 3. Dale Copley 18. Joseph Manu 5. Latrell Mitchell 6. Connor Watson 7. Mitchell Pearce 8. Jared Waerea-Hargreaves 9. Jake Friend 10. Dylan Napa 11. Ryan Matterson 12. Aidan Guerra 14. Sam Moa
Interchange: 13. Isaac Liu 15. Kane Evans 16. Mitchell Frei 17. Nat Butcher

In - Mitchell Frei, Nat Butcher

Out - Boyd Cordner, Sio Taukeiaho

Analysis - The Roosters came crashing back to earth after back to back wins when they were thrashed 37-12 by the Sharks. In a further blow backrowers Boyd Cordner and Sio Taukeiaho are out and have been replaced by Isaac Liu at lock and Ryan Matterson who moves into the backrow for Cordner.

Supercoach Studs - Jake Friend (57) was reasonable in a poor performance by the Tricolours.

Supercoach Duds - Boyd Cordner (45) and Mitchell Pearce (32) were striking up a deadly combination late in the season but that went missing against the Sharks. Blake Ferguson (46) couldn't back up his huge score against the Dragons. 

1. William Hopoate 2. Brett Morris 3. Josh Morris 4. Kerrod Holland 5. Curtis Rona 6. Josh Reynolds 7. Moses Mbye 8. Aiden Tolman 9. Michael Lichaa 10. James Graham 11. Josh Jackson 12. Greg Eastwood 13. David Klemmer
Interchange: 14. Danny Fualalo 15. Tim Browne 16. Tony Williams 17. Raymond Faitala-Mariner

In - Nil

Out - Nil

Analysis - Canterbury have now slumped to back to back losses to their Top 4 rivals in the Broncos and now the Cowboys, blowing their Top 4 chances. The Bulldogs now need to rely on both those sides to lose this weekend in order to force an unlikely Top 4 finish.

Supercoach Studs - James Graham (66) was again very reliable and can be depended on this week in your 17.  

Supercoach Duds - Brett Morris (15) and Moses Mbye (14) both flopped and cost a few head to head finals last week.  

1. Greg Inglis 2. Alex Johnston 3. Hymel Hunt 4. Aaron Gray 5. Joe Burgess 6. Cody Walker 7. Adam Reynolds 8. George Burgess 9. Damien Cook 10. Thomas Burgess 11. John Sutton 12. Kyle Turner 13. Sam Burgess
Interchange: 14. Jason Clark 15. Nathan Brown 16. Angus Crichton 17. Zane Musgrove

In - Nil

Out - Nil

Analysis - South Sydney have now won 3 in a row and will certainly be looking to finish the season strong against bitter rivals the Bulldogs, who absolutely thrashed them last time they met on Good Friday. The form of the Bunnies has coincided with the return of Greg Inglis who has been back to his best since returning from suspension.

Supercoach Studs - Greg Inglis (108) was the most popular buy last week and didn't let anyone down with a dominant display against the Knights. Cody Walker (83) and Adam Reynolds (86) were also rampant. Sam Burgess (102) is a sensible captain choice this week.

Supercoach Duds - John Sutton (31) couldn't get in on the fun with no attacking stats in the 34-12 thrashing. 

1. Josh Dugan 2. Kurt Mann 3. Euan Aitken 4. Taane Milne 5. Jason Nightingale 6. Gareth Widdop 7. Benji Marshall 8. Leeson Ah Mau 9. Mitch Rein 10. Michael Cooper 14. Joel Thompson 15. Will Matthews 13. Jack de Belin
Interchange: 16. Jacob Host 17. Jake Marketo 20. Timoteo Lafai 17. Luciano Leilua

In - Ben Creagh, Benji Marshall, Taane Milne, Will Matthews

Out - Drew Hutchison, Tariq Sims

Analysis - St George will farewell club stalwart and 2010 Premiership winner Ben Creagh who has been named in his last match for the club. Benji Marshall will also depart the club at seasons end and this could also be his NRL farewell. Centre Taane Milne returns to the starting side after missing Monday night's game through suspension and Will Matthews will come onto the bench. The Dragons have had a bludger of a season and will be hoping to send out their veterans with a win at Kogarah Oval.   

Supercoach Studs - Josh Dugan (84) bounced back after a poor showing in Round 24 and will be a popular last trade option against the Knights. Jack De Belin (78) again played 80 minutes and a safe point of difference for those looking for a solid pick up in their head to head Grand Final.  

Supercoach Duds - Taane Milne (DNP) was a dud last week, but returns to the starting side, however with Tim Lafai (65) on the extended bench, best to wait until late mail if you a looking at getting him in. Milne has averaged 54pts this season with minimal attacking stats. 

1. Jake Mamo 2. Nathan Ross 3. Dane Gagai 4. Peter Mata'utia 5. Brendan Elliott 6. Jarrod Mullen 7. Trent Hodkinson 8. Daniel Saifiti 19. Jaelen Feeney 10. Jacob Saifiti 11. Sione Mata'utia 12. Mitchell Barnett 13. Jeremy Smith
Interchange: 14. Dylan Phythian 15. Pat Mata'utia 16. Korbin Sims 17. Sam Mataora

In - Nathan Ross, Korbin Sims

Out - Corey Denniss

Analysis - The Knights horror season will finally come to end on Saturday afternoon at Kogarah. After 17 straight losses, Newcastle should fancy their chances against an out of form Dragons who are also struggling in the last 2 weeks. Nathan Ross and Korbin Sims return to the 17 in a boost for the wooden spooners'.

Supercoach Studs - Sione Mata'utia (82) and Mitchell Barnett (60) can be put on the watchlist for next year as they could offer great value, particularly Mata'utia who should be available as a dual position player.   

Supercoach Duds - Let's not go there...

1. Lachlan Coote 2. Kyle Feldt 3. Justin O'Neill 4. Kane Linnett 5. Antonio Winterstein 6. Michael Morgan 7. Johnathan Thurston 8. Scott Bolton 14. Rory Kostjasyn 10. James Tamou 11. Gavin Cooper 12. Ethan Lowe 13. Jason Taumalolo
Interchange: 9. Jake Granville 15. Coen Hess 16. Patrick Kaufusi 17. Ben Hannant

In - Ben Hannant

Out - Matt Scott

Analysis - The Cowboys can clinch a Top 4 spot with a win over a desperate Titans at 1300 Smiles Stadium on Saturday evening. The Cowboys lose Matt Scott for the clash with a finger injury, this sees Scott Bolton move to starting front row, with the timely return of former Australian and Queensland front rower Ben Hannant starting on the pine…some depth.

Supercoach Studs - Ethan Lowe (118) scored 2 tries and racked up his highest score of the season. Jonathan Thurston (84) is back to his best just in time for finals. Likewise Michael Morgan (57) has also found form. Jason Taumalolo (89) was outstanding against the Bulldogs scoring a try and may again see increased minutes with the loss of Scott this week.

Supercoach Duds - Lachlan Coote (8) was a great cash cow in 2015, he has been terrible Supercoach wise in 2016. 

1. Jarryd Hayne 18. David Mead 3. Josh Hoffman 4. Konrad Hurrell 5. Nene Macdonald 6. Tyrone Roberts 7. Ashley Taylor 8. Luke Douglas 9. Nathan Peats 10. Ryan James 11. Zeb Taia 12. Chris McQueen 13. Greg Bird
Interchange: 14. Leivaha Pulu 15. Ryan Simpkins 16. Agnatius Paasi 17. Nathan Friend

In - Nil

Out - Nil

Analysis - The Titans were left heartbroken in front of their home fans when they went down to the Panthers by a late Matt Moylan field goal which has jeopardized their Top 8 chances. The Titans now must beat the Cowboys in Townsville in order to make the finals, which is no mean feat or rely on the Raiders defeating the Tigers on Sunday. Huge game for the club.  

Supercoach Studs - Greg Bird (118) was outstanding in a losing side and will again give his all this week. Jarryd Hayne (58) looked sharp, running for over 200m against the Panthers and will need to weave his magic if the Titans are to pull off an upset. Ryan James (59) is a solid pick in your 17 this week and owners would love a try or two to break the all time record for most tries for a prop in a season.  

Supercoach Duds - Konrad Hurrell (38) was quiet last week and it would be pretty tough to pick this week if there are better options.

1. Cameron Munster 2. Suliasi Vunivalu 3. Will Chambers 19. Cheyse Blair 5. Marika Koroibete 6. Blake Green 7. Cooper Cronk 8. Jesse Bromwich 9. Cameron Smith 10. Tim Glasby 20. Kevin Proctor 12. Tohu Harris 13. Dale Finucane
Interchange: 11. Kenneath Bromwich 15. Christian Welch 16. Jordan McLean 17. Ben Hampton

In - Christian Welch

Out - Nelson Asofa-Solomona

Analysis - Melbourne have named the same 17 that were defeated by arch rivals the Broncos on Friday night and with the Minor Premiership on the line, the Storm will not want to head into the finals on the back of two losses. Christian Welch comes onto the bench for the suspended Nelson Asofa-Solomona. 

Supercoach Studs -Cameron Smith (107) backed up his 113pts last week, with back to back tries and is a good captain choice this week. Tohu Harris (97) is in career best form and a lock in the 17.

Supercoach Duds - Jesse Bromwich (49) has a three round average of 45pts which is a concern. Suliasi Vunivalu (8) had a complete form reversal from his massive 145pts last week. Cameron Munster (38) had his second worst game of the season but does have a decent record against the Sharks.  

1. Ben Barba 2. Sosaia Feki 3. Jack Bird 4. Gerard Beale 5. Valentine Holmes 6. James Maloney 7. Chad Townsend 8. Andrew Fifita 9. Michael Ennis 10. Matt Prior 11. Luke Lewis 12. Wade Graham 13. Paul Gallen
Interchange: 14. Joseph Paulo 15. Chris Heighington 16. Jesse Sene-Lefao 17. Jayson Bukuya

In - Nil

Out - Nil

Analysis - The Sharks snapped a 3 match losing streak and will been keen to avoid a trip to Canberra in week 1 of finals should they lose this match and the Raiders defeat the Tigers. Cronulla have made no changes to the side that thrashed the Roosters and will be keen to test themselves against the benchmark in the Storm away from home.     

Supercoach Studs - Paul Gallen (105) was enormous in his return and is a solid captain choice this week. Andrew Fifita (66) was also good and will really need to stamp his authority if the Sharks are to spring an upset. Ben Barba (55) scored a try and provided a try assist, but would be making owners very nervous in this match.

Supercoach Duds - Wade Graham (28) couldn't back up his 100pts from the week before. Jack Bird (24) is in a slump, with a 5 round average of 34pts.  

1. David Nofoaluma 2. Jordan Rankin 3. Tim Simona 4. Kevin Naiqama 5. Josh Addo-Carr 6. Mitchell Moses 7. Luke Brooks 8. Aaron Woods 9. Dene Halatau 10. Sauaso Sue 11. Josh Aloiai 12. Chris Lawrence 13. Elijah Taylor
Interchange: 14. Michael Chee-Kam 15. Ava Seumanufagai 16. Tim Grant 17. Joel Edwards

In - Chris Lawrence, Kyle Lovett

Out - Curtis Sironen

Analysis - The Tigers got out of jail against the Warriors in a tremendous victory across the ditch. The season now goes on the line at their spiritual home at Leichardt Oval against traditional rivals the Raiders in what promises to be a huge game on Sunday afternoon. A win for the Tigers and a loss for the Titans against the Cowboys would see Wests sneak into the Top 8 for the first time since 2011.  

Supercoach Studs - Aaron Woods (95) was fantastic for his side against the big Warriors pack. David Nofoaluma (54) and Mitchell Moses (82) continue to be great point of difference players.

Supercoach Duds - Nil 

1. Jack Wighton 2. Edrick Lee 3. Jarrod Croker 4. Joseph Leilua 5. Jordan Rapana 6. Sam Williams 7. Aidan Sezer 8. Paul Vaughan 9. Josh Hodgson 10. Shannon Boyd 11. Josh Papalii 12. Elliot Whitehead 13. Iosia Soliola
Interchange: 14. Kurt Baptiste 15. Luke Bateman 16. Clay Priest 17. Joseph Tapine

In - Nil

Out - Nil

Analysis - Canberra are aiming to head into the finals on a 10 game hot streak with a final round victory over the Wests Tigers at Leichardt Oval. Coach Ricky Stuart has mentioned the possibility of resting players should they have no chance of finishing any higher or lower than 3rd. However should the Raiders have a chance of snatching a home final, you can bet your bottom dollar they will be going for glory on Sunday afternoon.       

Supercoach Studs - Jordan Rapana (96) bounced back to form and is worth the risk this week in what promises to be an open game of footy. Jarrod Croker (63) and Joey Leilua (92) are also musts this week. Josh Papalii (74) has found good form at the right time of year in good signs.  

Supercoach Duds - Josh Hodgson (37) has come crashing back to earth since his 125pts against Cronulla a fortnight ago and would be a risk this week. 

1. Tuimoala Lolohea 5. Ken Maumalo 2. Jonathan Wright 4. David Fusitua 21. Manu Vatuvei 6. Thomas Leuluai 7. Shaun Johnson 8. Jacob Lillyman 9. Issac Luke 10. Albert Vete 11. Bodene Thompson 12. Ryan Hoffman 13. Simon Mannering
Interchange: 14. Nathaniel Roache 15. Sam Lisone 16. Ben Matulino 17. Bunty Afoa

In - Ken Maumalo, Jonathan Wright, Bunty Afoa

Out - Solomone Kata

Analysis - The Warriors have yet again fizzled out after their customary late Origin run and failed to make the finals for the fifth consecutive year. While last week's loss was somewhat tainted with some controversial refereeing decisions. There was no doubting that some of the Warriors plays towards the back end of the match were complacent at best and this is what ended up costing them a spot in the 8 this year. Solomone Kata and Manu Vatevei miss the last game through to suspension and injury respectively, which sees David Fusitua move to centre, Jonathan Wright come onto the wing and Tui Lolohea return to fullback. Bunty Afoa comes onto the bench. 

Supercoach Studs - Simon Mannering (93) and Bodene Thompson (83) both scored tries and are locks for your final 17. Tui Lolohea (49) returns to fullback and is a very tempting pick if you think the Warriors can finish the season strongly.

Supercoach Duds - Shaun Johnson (30) again struggled backing up from his previous low score of 35pts the week before. Solomone Kata (95) as mentioned is suspended in a blow to those who had him as a point of difference. 

1. Bevan French 2. Semi Radradra 3. Michael Jennings 4. Brad Takairangi 5. Michael Gordon 6. Clinton Gutherson 7. Jeff Robson 16. Peni Terepo 9. Isaac De Gois 10. Tim Mannah 11. Manu Ma'u 12. Tepai Moeroa 13. Beau Scott
Interchange: 14. Kaysa Pritchard 15. Ken Edwards 8. Danny Wicks 17. Daniel Alvaro

In - Nil

Out - Nil

Analysis - The Eels thrashed the Dragons to send Parramatta Stadium out in style while it is being redeveloped over the next two seasons. They now finish their nightmare season with a trip over the Tasman, where they face a vengeful Warriors outfit, who will be scorned from their upset loss to the Tigers last week. Parramatta have made no changes and Eels fans will be eager to see how new fullback Bevan French goes after a hat-trick on debut in the #1 jersey.   

Supercoach Studs - Bevan French (98) was amazing for the Eels as mentioned, scoring 3 tries.

Supercoach Duds - Semi Radradra (52) was a very popular last trade target on Monday, however he couldn't quite get into the match, owners will be hoping he can finish with a few tries. 

1. Matt Moylan 2. Josh Mansour 3. Waqa Blake 4. Tyrone Peachey 5. Dallin Watene Zelezniak 6. Bryce Cartwright 7. Nathan Cleary 8. Leilani Latu 9. Peter Wallace 10. Suaia Matagi 11. Isaah Yeo 12. James Fisher-Harris 13. Trent Merrin
Interchange: 14. Sitaleki Akauola 15. Jeremy Latimore 16. Chris Grevsmuhl 17. Zak Hardaker

In - Jeremy Latimore

Out - Regan Campbell-Gillard

Analysis - The Panthers secured a Top 8 spot for 2016 thanks to a late Matt Moylan field goal. Penrith will be keen to add to their 4 match winning streak heading into Week 1 of finals next week with a win in front of their home fans in the last match of the regular season.

Supercoach Studs - The Panthers have been Supercoach gold this season. Matt Moylan (100) was superb last week and could be an x-factor again this week. Likewise Tyrone Peachey (59) for those looking to take a punt with their last trade. Bryce Cartwright (64) and Trent Merrin (64) are must haves.

Supercoach Duds - Nathan Cleary (41) didn't keep his high scores going but can be forgiven. Josh Mansour (33) has been a late season concern, posting 3 of his lowest scores in his last 4 matches.  

1. Tom Trbojevic 20. Brad Parker 16. Lewis Brown 4. Matthew Wright 5. Brayden Wiliame 6. Apisai Koroisau 7. Daly Cherry-Evans 8. Addin Fonua-blake 9. Matt Parcell 11. Martin Taupau 21. Frank Winterstein 12. Jamie Buhrer 13. Jake Trbojevic
Interchange: 14. Blake Leary 15. Josh Starling 17. Siosaia Vave 23. Billy Bainbridge

In - Blake Leary, Dylan Walker

Out - Brad Parker, Frank Winterstein

Analysis - The Sea Eagles put up a strong fight against the Raiders, which descended into a game of OzTag in the second half. Manly will be out to end their season strongly as a new era looks to have emerged in 2016, headed by the likes of the Trbojevic brothers who have had break out years.   

Supercoach Studs - Daly Cherry-Evans (130) and Tom Trbojevic (126) were sensational and Trbojevic came out of nowhere to end a few Supercoach seasons after seemingly declining in form in recent weeks with an ankle injury.

Supercoach Duds - Jorge Taufua (10) caught a cold on the wing and has unfortunately had an injury plagued season in 2016.