No, it comes with a superior drag!
First, the wide spool reel creates more torque than a reel with a narrow spool. This better leverage allows the drag to start more quickly. Put another way, if it takes less force to get the drag started on a SuperCaster. This means you can set your drag higher for the same line and rod. It's that simple. This reduction of the initial drag spike alone is justification enough to buy a SuperCaster when drag is important to the angler.
Secondly, SuperCaster drags have a fine range of adjustment to compensate for the wide range of lines that can be used on a SuperCaster reel. Whether your fishing 2 lb. line or 30 lb. braid, the drag can be set for either, or every minor step in-between.
Lastly, reels with the Steady Drag System (SDS) have the added benefit of maintaining a steady drag setting throughout the fight even if all the line is paid out. The drag washers are a mix of different surface areas of metal and proprietary composite materials. The composite materials and surface area mix are designed to gradually reduce drag force (controlled fade). The reason for this is that as line comes off a spool, the effective spool diameter reduces. This normally increases the force required to pull line off the spool. SuperCaster drags fade to compensate for this situation which results in the drag setting staying consistent from start to finish.