This would be my prediction.

1 St helens
2 Warrington
3 Leeds
4 Wigan
5 Huddersfield
6 Castleford
7 Hull KR
8 Catalans
9 Wakefield
10 Hull
11 Salford
12 London.

Well you will be wrong

Can you do any better??

id predict catalan will be stronger than your 8th place.... london will do well not to finish bottom thats for sure

Catalans was one I couldnt make my mind up about,could be a very even league wigan and leeds have made good signings,but as always injuries will play a big part.Salfords run on team looks ok but a couple of injuries and the back up looks poor,which is why I put them so low,as with you,when ur back ups had 2 play you kept losing,we had the same 2016.All very interesting.!

It wasn't so much because of the players that came in weren't good enough it was the fact we had far too many of the first 17 out for lengthy periods and most around the same time plus the loss of Watts. That all told in the end with the number of players that got game time probably the highest at the club in SL era. In a salary capped sport thats what can happen when the bulk of your first choice squad are all out for a long period.

One or two injuries to key players for short periods you can cover but not 6-8 for a good chunk of the season.

Think we will be in and around the top 6, expect Cats to go well unsure on Leeds and Wigan.

hull fc 4/5 kr 10th cant see leeds in 3rd, hudds bottom4 cats 5/6,

1 Warrington
2 St Helens
3 Castleford
4 Wigan
5 Hull
6 Leeds
7 Catalans
8 Wakefield
9 Huddersfield
10 Hull KR
11 Salford
12 London

Warrington
Castleford
St. Helens
Catalan
Wigan
Leeds
Hull
Huddersfield
Wakefield
Rovers
Salford
London

Wire
Wigan
Saints
Cas
Wakey
Leeds
Hull
Cats
Hudds
Rovers
Salford
London

Think the addition of Blake Austin will have Wires right up there this season.
We might have to wait until 2020 and the signing of Widdop, amongst others, to feed at the top table.

6th to 10th depending on how badly hit by injuries we, and everyone else, are

Forwards simply not good enough IMO