Heath Kelly and Tom Sangster run you through who to buy, hold and sell ahead of Round 25 of the NRL. Corey Parker of the Broncos. COREY Parker is the best player in SuperCoach this year. But with a three round average of 82.7, he's hardly an automatic captaincy choice for this sudden death round. Undoubtedly, plenty of SuperCoaches who consider themselves favourites will take the safe option with Parker. But for those willing to take a punt, here are some point of difference options: Cameron Smith Season average: 85.16 (ranked 2) Three round average: 85.3 Opponent: Sea Eagles Comment: Always solid, but is coming up against the second best defence in the competition this weekend against Manly. Andrew Fifita Season average: 83.29 (ranked 3) Three round average: 99 Opponent: Cowboys Comment: Up against the in-form Cowboys, but even so, Fifita is set for another big score. He has threatened to go large in the last two weeks (87 and 76) without any attacking stats and has the highest scoring potential of any forward captain option. Paul Gallen Season average: 82.46 (ranked 4) Three round average: 102 Opponent: Cowboys Comment: After a frustrating season marred by injuries and suspension, Gallen is finally showing why he's the best player in SuperCoach history. Robbie Farah Season average: 78.56 (ranked 5) Three round average: 52.7 Opponent: Rabbitohs Comment: Has produced another great SuperCoach season, but is a risk as captain this week given he's returning from injury and is playing the high-flying Rabbitohs. Johnathan Thurston Season average: 75.74 (ranked 8) Three round average: 95.7 Opponent: Sharks Comment: Brilliant form, having averaged nearly 100 since Origin. But backs are always risky. Sonny Bill Williams Season average: 74.63 (ranked 9) Three round average: 81 Opponent: Titans Comment: Hasn't quite hit his barnstorming best in recent weeks, but should rack up some big stats against a relatively easy opponent in the Titans. Sam Burgess Season average: 74.56 (ranked 10) Three round average: 82.3 Opponent: Tigers Comment: The pick of the point of difference captain choices. Burgess will be fired up after a two game suspension - and the lowly Tigers are set to cop the brunt of his frustration. Given the easy opponent, teammates John Sutton, Greg Inglis and Adam Reynolds are also clear captaincy options, but Burgess will be one of the last Rabbitohs to earn an early shower given he's had two weeks off. James Maloney in action for the Roosters. PLAYER OF THE ROUND James Maloney Has produced a great end to the year, averaging almost 100 since Origin. Should notch plenty of attacking stats against a relatively easy opponent in Gold Coast. BUY James Graham With Frank Pritchard (suspension) joining fellow forwards Greg Eastwood (hand) and Sam Kasiano (knee) on the sideline, expect big minutes for the English workhorse. $280,700 HOLD Greg Inglis The Queensland superstar is a must for your 17 this week unless there is any definite news about him being rested. Inglis will go massive against the 15-placed Tigers. $285,300 SELL Blake Ferguson All SuperCoaches with trades available should follow the Canberra Raiders" lead and stand down problem child Ferguson immediately, without pay. $306,200 Heath Kelly and Tom Sangster take you through the winners and losers from Round 24 of the NRL. With grand final positions on the line, play this week like Craig Bellamy and leave your changes to the last minute. So long as you are able to log on before lockouts, you can play mind games with your opponents, change your captain around, switch your reserves and leave your trades until just before lockout. Keep them guessing!" - Martin Bigg (2011 winner) If you are fortunate enough to be alive in the head-to-head finals with trades available, getting through this week preserving a trade would be gold. Whilst round 26 is SuperCoach grand final week, it will be a dead rubber for many NRL teams, so expect a gun or two to be rested. If this is the case, having a trade up on your opponent will go a long way towards ensuring victory." - Matt Mullen (2009 winner)