SC Playbook NFL | Supercoach NFL
Sep 8, 2026 · 50 min · 10 segments
The NFL Supercoach wide-receiver position is wide open to kick-off the new season, with mid-range bargain A.J. Brown catching the eye at the New England Patriots. Josh Clutterbuck (Bloody Brilliant…
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So yeah, we've been talking about throughout the preseason that there's lots of mid-range options.

When you guys sort of look at that field from your 10 to 20 million range, do you guys see it as a bit of a goldmine?

Like with quarterback, I think there's a lot of people that have different upsides and it's like, do I want to go someone who has potential to increase in value? Or a lot of these names are real make or break sort of players.

But I think across like your running backs and your wide receivers in particular, there's some real value there.

Tight end's a bit more difficult because everyone is technically classified as a cheapie.

Uh, but yeah, I think there is, as you said, they're a bit of a gold mine for that 10 to 20 mil, uh, mid range option there in the running backs and wide receivers.

It's honestly, uh, you asked us before off camera made, if we've been making many changes or if we're pretty solid, I thought I was solid.

And every time I think I'm solid and now I keep coming back and I keep going, if I go this mid range, I can upgrade over here and get this mid range or this absolute gun.

I just don't know which bit of gold I want to pick up and which one's actually going to be a dud.
if you – I know that I've been going on about McBride but the more that I look into it and around the research, there probably are a couple of tight ends in that mid-range price that are – once you actually deep dive into it.
But yeah, I think running backs, wide receivers, and then yeah, there's one or two tight ends I think that could be worth it.
I mean, I've been going on all preseason about how I'm going to have McBride and I just tried to McBride out.
Mate, I reckon I'll be changing up until Thursday morning when the Seahawks kick off.

So yeah, we've been talking about throughout the preseason that there's lots of mid-range options.

When you guys sort of look at that field from your 10 to 20 million range, do you guys see it as a bit of a goldmine?

Like with quarterback, I think there's a lot of people that have different upsides and it's like, do I want to go someone who has potential to increase in value? Or a lot of these names are real make or break sort of players.

But I think across like your running backs and your wide receivers in particular, there's some real value there.

Tight end's a bit more difficult because everyone is technically classified as a cheapie.

Uh, but yeah, I think there is, as you said, they're a bit of a gold mine for that 10 to 20 mil, uh, mid range option there in the running backs and wide receivers.

It's honestly, uh, you asked us before off camera made, if we've been making many changes or if we're pretty solid, I thought I was solid.

And every time I think I'm solid and now I keep coming back and I keep going, if I go this mid range, I can upgrade over here and get this mid range or this absolute gun.

I just don't know which bit of gold I want to pick up and which one's actually going to be a dud.
if you – I know that I've been going on about McBride but the more that I look into it and around the research, there probably are a couple of tight ends in that mid-range price that are – once you actually deep dive into it.
But yeah, I think running backs, wide receivers, and then yeah, there's one or two tight ends I think that could be worth it.
I mean, I've been going on all preseason about how I'm going to have McBride and I just tried to McBride out.
Mate, I reckon I'll be changing up until Thursday morning when the Seahawks kick off.
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