Round two NRL SuperCoach teams analysis Tom Sangster takes you through the winners and losers from the round two NRL team announcements. George Burgess crosses. SOUTH Sydney youngster George Burgess is the hottest player on the NRL SuperCoach market following his brilliant round one performance and the suspension of brother Sam. The younger Burgess produced a whopping 93 points in just 29 minutes in the season opener, but his game time could improve considerably this week given Sam will miss round two after taking the early guilty plea to a high tackle charge. Despite his 120kg frame, George has one of the best work rates in the NRL, meaning even a slight increase in minutes could lead to a large increase in points. He averaged 1.52 points per minute last year, the third-best rate in the competition behind Brenton Lawrence (1.61) and Andrew Fifita (1.54), and far better than SuperCoach hero Paul Gallen (1.4). Burgess upped that rate to 3.2 points per minute last Thursday. Even with his try and associated linebreak not considered, he produced an enormous 1.9 points per minute. In other SuperCoach news from the round-two teams: FOLLOWING his solid return to the NRL from the bench last Thursday, Sydney Roosters superstar Sonny Bill Williams was named to start in the back row, which should improve his minutes; • WESTS Tigers cheapie Jack Buchanan, who scored a very impressive 47 in 41 minutes on Monday, was again named to start ahead of star front-rower Aaron Woods; • WITH Josh Dugan stood down indefinitely by the Raiders, Reece Robinson has been named at fullback, where he has massive scores; • STEVE Turner was again named in Ben Barba's fullback position for the Bulldogs, but expect SuperCoach cheapie Drury Low to play there, as he did on Saturday; and • FELETI Mateo was named on the bench, but don't expect his scores to be affected. Some of Mateo's best SuperCoach performances have been from the bench against tired opposition. He's a 60 minute player whether starting or from the bench. EELS: Jarryd Hayne, Ken Sio, Ryan Morgan, Jacob Loko, Cheyse Blair, Joseph Paulo, Chris Sandow, Mitch Allgood, Matt Keating, Tim Mannah, Reni Maitua, Ben Smith, Matt Ryan. Interchange: Ben Roberts, Darcy Lussick, Fuifui Moimoi, Kelepi Tanginoa. Ins: Kelepi Tanginoa Outs: Luke Kelly (hamstring, indefinite) Other unavailables: Willie Tonga (shoulder, indefinite), Taniela Lasalo (broken arm, round 10) Comment: Luke Kelly (hamstring, indefinite) is replaced at five-eighth by Joseph Paulo, with potential cheapie Kelepi Tanginoa added to the bench. Chris Sandow will be a great buy next week if he can back up his brilliant 107. Jarryd Hayne will also be a popular buy following his round one bonanza. Interchange: Dene Halatau, Dale Finucane, David Klemmer, Tim Browne, Mitch Brown (one to be omitted). Ins: Mitch Brown Outs: None Other unavailables: Ben Barba (disciplinary suspension, indefinite), Sam Kasiano (shin splints, indefinite), Frank Pritchard (leg, indefinite), James Graham (suspension, round nine) Comment: No changes to the 17, with Mitch Brown retained as 18th man. Steve Turner has again been named in Ben Barba's fullback position, but expect SuperCoach cheapie Drury Low to play there once again - as he did on Saturday night. Martin Taupau was the best of Canterbury's forward cheapies on the weekend ahead of (in order) Dale Finucane, David Klemmer and Tim Browne. Tony Williams played 80 minutes and is worth persisting with. Ins: Jack Stockwell Outs: None Other unavailables: Kyle Stanley (knee, season), Bronx Goodwin (pectoral, round 14) Comment: No changes to the 17, with Jack Stockwell added as 18th man. Trent Merrin has again been named at lock, but was relegated to the bench last week (although he still managed 70 points). Chase Stanley (knee) is in doubt. Ins: Scott Anderson Outs: None Other unavailables: Dale Copley (knee, indefinite), David Hala (knee indefinite), Jharal Yow Yeh (ankle, indefinite) Comment: No changes. Corey Parker is a SuperCoach no-no this year. He's been hit by a triple whammy - reduced minutes, loss of the kicking duties and the 8m rule. Conversely, Matt Gillett played 80 minutes and looms as a roughie, while Justin Hodges is an obvious gun for those willing to take the punt on injury. WARRIORS: Kevin Locke, Glen Fisiiahi, Dane Nielsen, Konrad Hurrell, Bill Tupou, Thomas Leuluai, Shaun Johnson, Sam Rapira, Elijah Taylor, Ben Matulino, Steve Rapira, Simon Mannering (capt), Todd Lowrie. Interchange: Jacob Lillyman, Feleti Mateo, Sebastine Ikahihifo, Pita Godinet, Ben Henry (one to be omitted). Ins: Bill Tupou, Ben Henry Outs: Manu Vatuvei (ankle, round 4) Other unavailables: Carlos Tuimavave (hand, round five), Sam Lousi (foot, round six), Sione Lousi (knee, season), Nathan Friend (shoulder, round five), Russell Packer (bicep, round five) Comment: Manu Vatuvei (ankle, round 4) is replaced on the wing by Bill Tupou in a straight swap. Ben Henry, who missed Saturday's huge loss with injury, has been added to the squad as 18th man. Shaun Johnson and Konrad Hurrell are naturally inconsistent and worth persisting with, despite the Warriors" inept showing on the weekend. Don't worry about Feleti Mateo's relegation to the bench - history shows he scores just as well from the pine as he does starting. Sam Rapira is set for a decent rise. Sebastine Ikahihifo was one of the Warriors" best in actual NRL, but doesn't appear to be suited to SuperCoach. He only produced 29 points in 62 minutes. ROOSTERS: Anthony Minichiello (capt), Daniel Tupou, Michael Jennings, Shaun Kenny-Dowall, Roger Tuivasa-Sheck, James Maloney, Mitchell Pearce, Jared Waerea-Hargreaves, Jake Friend, Sam Moa, Aidan Guerra, Sonny Bill Williams, Frank-Paul Nuuausala. Interchange: Daniel Mortimer, Martin Kennedy, Mitchell Aubusson, Luke ODonnell, Boyd Cordner, Dylan Napa (two to be omitted). Ins: Luke O'Donnell, Boyd Cordner, Dylan Napa Outs: Tinirau Arona Other unavailables: Tautau Moga (knee, indefinite), Jack Bosden (hip/wrist, indefinite), Lama Tasi (knee, round three) Comment: Luke O'Donnell (calf) and Boyd Cordner (ankle) return from injury on the bench, while youngster Dylan Napa has been added to an extended squad, with Tinirau Arona making way. Sonny Bill Williams" move into the starting side is the big news SuperCoach-wise. He'll be a must have buy over the coming weeks. SuperCoach relevant stars Daniel Tupou, Michael Jennings, Shaun Kenny-Dowall and James Maloney all deserve another crack despite the Roosters" lacklustre showing against a side likely to be top four, if not higher, this year. Interchange: Rory Kostjasyn, Ashton Sims, Tariq Sims, Jason Taumalolo, Clint Greenshields (one to be omitted). Ins: Clint Greenshields Outs: None Other unavailables: Michael Morgan (broken jaw, round three) Comment: No changes to the 17, with Clint Greenshields added as 18th man. Hooker Scott Moore proved his credentials as a sleeper with a solid 49 on the weekend. Johnathan Thurston even more of a gun under the new points system. Interchange: Jason Ryles, Lagi Setu, Siosaia Vave, Junior Moors, Slade Griffin (one to be omitted). Ins: Bryan Norrie Outs: None Other unavailables: Sisa Waqa (hand, round eight), Kevin Proctor (knee, round four), Brett Finch (head laceration, round three) Comment: Bryan Norrie, who missed the big win over the Dragons through injury, returns in the only change, with Slade Griffin dropping to 18th man. Mahe Fonua and Junior Moors both put in solid cheapie efforts, while Tahu Harris didn't quite reproduce his World Club Challenge heroics, but certainly isn't a sell. Cameron Smith produced a solid 72, but as round one showed, he's far from an automatic captain selection under the new points system. Ins: Luke O'Dwyer Outs: None Other unavailables: Matt White (knee, season) Comment: Luke O'Dwyer has been added as 18th man in the only change. Albert Kelly proved he is a must-have in the halves, while Aidan Sezer was also solid. Dave Taylor scored 65 points thanks to a try, but his game time (36 minutes) was a worry. Nate Myles will be a good buy in a few weeks. RAIDERS: Reece Robinson, Sandor Earl, Jarrod Croker, Jack Wighton, Edrick Lee, Josh McCrone (capt), Sam Williams, David Shillington (capt), Shaun Berrigan, Dane Tilse, Josh Papalii, Joel Thompson, Shaun Fensom. Interchange: Matt McIlwrick, Joel Edwards, Brett White, Tom Learoyd-Lahrs, Mark Nicholls (one to be omitted). Ins: Reece Robinson, Edrick Lee, Brett White Outs: Josh Dugan (disciplinary suspension, indefinite), Blake Ferguson (disciplinary suspension, indefinite) Other unavailables: Glen Buttriss (ankle, round three), Terry Campese (knee, indefinite) Comment: The indefinite disciplinary suspensions of Josh Dugan and Blake Ferguson cause a reshuffle. Reece Robinson (back) returns from injury in place of Dugan at fullback, where he produces huge numbers. Jack Wighton moves to centre to replace Ferguson, with Edrick Lee coming onto the wing. Prop Brett White, returning from a knee reconstruction, moves into the 17, replacing Mark Nicholls. Shaun Fensom (wrist) has been cleared of serious injury. Matt McIlwrick (61) could be a great cheapie, although Glen Buttriss (ankle, round three) is due back next week. Interchange: Matt Bell, Ben Murdoch-Masila, Aaron Woods, Eddy Pettybourne, Joel Reddy (one to be omitted). Ins: Eddy Pettybourne Outs: None Other unavailables: Lote Tuqiri (broken arm, indefinite), Curtis Sironen (shoulder, round three), Matt Groat (ankle, indefinite), James Gavet (ankle indefinite) Comment: Eddy Pettybourne has been added to an extended bench in the only change. While George Burgess was the cheapie of round one, Jack Buchanan was also very impressive. He produced 47 in 41 minutes on Monday night - the important number being the 41 minutes, which are almost unheard of for a debutant prop. Robbie Farah showed that he'll be a SuperCoach must-have once again. Benji Marshall is definitely worth persisting with, but it could be curtains for Jacob Miller following the great form of Albert Kelly and Chris Sandow. Ins: Adam Docker Outs: None Other unavailables: Cameron Ciraldo (knee, round three), James Roberts (Ankle syndesmosis, indefinite), Brad Tighe (unknown, indefinite) Comment: Adam Docker joins the squad as 18th man in the only addition. Kevin Kingston's days as a borderline keeper are over following the recruitment of James Segeyaro. Lewis Brown and Nathan Smith proved great opening round purchases, although Cameron Ciraldo (knee, round three) is due next week, which may or may not shake things up. Wes Naiqama is in doubt with a leg injury. Interchange: Richie Fa'aoso, Joe Galuvao, David Gower, Jesse Sene-Lafao, Tom Symonds (one to be omitted). Ins: Tom Symonds Outs: None Other unavailables: Glenn Stewart (knee, round seven), Jason King (shoulder, round three) Comment: Tom Symonds has been added as 18th man in the only change. This could affect cheapie Jesse Sene-Lafao or even Justin Horo, but probably not Jamie Buhrer. Sene-Lafao could be a sell option this week given he only got two minutes. Horo deserves another week given his great game time (74 mins), while Buhrer played the full 80 minutes and proved a very handy buy. KNIGHTS: Darius Boyd, James McManus, Dane Gagai, Anthony Quinn, Akuila Uate, Jarrod Mullen, Kurt Gidley (capt), Kade Snowden, Travis Waddell, Willie Mason, Beau Scott, Chris Houston, Jeremy Smith. Ins: David Fa'alogo Outs: None Other unavailables: Timana Tahu (foot, round three), Matt Hilder (hand, round five), Danny Buderus (back, round four) Comment: No changes apart from the addition of David Fa'alogo as 18th man. Kurt Gidley did next to nothing on Monday and still got 42 points, so he's worth persisting. He played halfback for the entire match, with Tyrone Roberts filling in at hooker from the bench. Darius Boyd, Dane Gagai and Akuila Uate also made compelling cases for SuperCoach inclusion. Jarrod Mullen (wrist) is expected to play. RABBITOHS: Greg Inglis, Nathan Merritt, Dylan Farrell, Bryson Goodwin, Andrew Everingham, John Sutton, Adam Reynolds, Jeff Lima, Issac Luke, Roy Asotasi, Chris McQueen, Ben Te'o, Ben Lowe. Interchange: Nathan Peats, Michael Crocker (capt), David Tyrrell, George Burgess, Jason Clark, Justin Hunt (two to be omitted). Ins: Bryson Goodwin, David Tyrrell, Jason Clark, Justin Hunt Outs: Beau Champion (shoulder, round five), Sam Burgess (suspension, round three) Other unavailables: Matt King (arm, indefinite), Luke Burgess (shoulder, round 12), Shaune Corrigan (foot, indefinite) Comment: Bryson Goodwin replaces Beau Champion (shoulder, round five) in a straight swap at centre, while David Tyrrell and Jason Clark have been added to an extended bench in place of Sam Burgess (suspension, round three). Sam's suspension should create more minutes for round one sensation George, who is close to a must-have (see above). Greg Inglis is essential, while Issac Luke could return to the SuperCoach stratosphere again this year. He played 80 minutes on the weekend, with Nathan Peats now seemingly relegated to solely a back row role. Chris McQueen and Ben Lowe were round one winners, while it's worth giving Ben Te'o another crack. He went off early after copping a knock to the knee and came within a whisker of scoring on more than one occasion. Interchange: Chris Heighington, Jon Green, John Morris, Anthony Tupou Ins: None Outs: None Other unavailables: Bryce Gibbs (Achilles, round 10), Ben Pomeroy (groin, round three), Michael Lichaa (hamstring, round three) Comment: No changes. Paul Gallen (90) produced a blinder on the weekend, but was still 15 down on his 2012 average after playing only 68 minutes. Michael Gordon produced a solid 44 despite a quiet game, which is encouraging. He's definitely worth persisting with.