Nicholas Hynes — NRL SuperCoach Stats 2026

Season Overview

Nicholas Hynes has provided solid HFB production for SHA in NRL SuperCoach, posting an average of 77 from 24 games this season. Without significant prior-season data, Hynes is building his NRL SuperCoach scoring baseline from a relatively fresh starting point. Recent form is encouraging — Hynes is averaging 91 over his last five rounds, trending above his season mark and rewarding coaches who held firm.

Draft Value Analysis

Nicholas Hynes carries HFB eligibility for SHA in NRL SuperCoach, averaging 77 points per game and offering a clear role in NRL footy draft calculations. The HFB pool in NRL SuperCoach offers reasonable depth, so Hynes's value hinges on consistently outperforming peers at the position. Hynes remains a relevant HFB option on the NRL SuperCoach draft board for SHA coaches to consider.

Scoring Profile

Nicholas Hynes averages 77 per game as a HFB for SHA in NRL SuperCoach, offering a baseline coaches can build around. Hynes's season-high of 145 demonstrates genuine NRL footy ceiling, sitting well above his 77 average and showing he can single-handedly win a round for your team. Across 24 games this season, Hynes is producing at a rate that slots him as a mid-tier HFB in NRL SuperCoach.

Nicholas Hynes FAQs

Should I draft Nicholas Hynes in NRL 2026?

Nicholas Hynes is a premium HFB and should be targeted in the first few rounds. Averaging 77.0 points, Nicholas Hynes is among the elite at the position — the kind of player you build your team around in NRL.

What is Nicholas Hynes's average score in NRL 2026?

Nicholas Hynes averages 77.0 points from 24 games in NRL 2026, with a season-high of 145 and a last-5 average of 91.0.

How has Nicholas Hynes been performing recently?

Nicholas Hynes is in hot form, averaging 91.0 over the last 5 games — above their season average of 77.0. This upward trend makes Nicholas Hynes a strong pickup or hold.

Is Nicholas Hynes a good trade target this week?

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