Edinburgh should have the players to reach the URC play-offs after underperforming last season (Mark Scates/SNS Group via Getty Images)With a squad like theirs, the side from the Scottish capital need to improve on last season’s disappointing 12th place.With a…

Edinburgh Rugby aims to bounce back from a 12th-place finish as their United Rugby Championship 2026-27 season begins on September 25. Head coach Sean Everitt has overhauled his backroom staff in an effort to bring consistency and guide the talented squad back into the URC play-offs.
The Scottish club has added fly-half James Grayson, injured centre Riley Higgins, and scrum-half Louie Chapman to boost their backline. In the coaching box, Tim Sampson joins as attack coach from Fijian Drua, Brad Davis takes over the defense, and Stevie Lawrie remains as forwards coach.
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