Gun – Elliot Yeo 2018 Average:AF 106.8 | 107.9 SC Probably the player getting the least respect this draft season, Elliot Yeo was one of the most dominant midfielders in the AFL in 2018. Fresh off flag success after playing his first year as a permanent midfielder (only once did Simpson revert to playing him
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Gun – Jackson Macrae Not much needs to be said about Jack Macrae. The guy has been a fantasy stud since the start. In just his second year of AFL footy when most players a finding their feet, Macrae went on to average 100 in both forms of fantasy footy. As the 2nd highest averaging
Gun – Jake Lloyd It is hard to go past Jake Lloyd for the Sydney Gun, clearly a top 6 defender and most likely will battle for the top point scoring position with Rory Laird. It is no surprise that he is consistently drafted in the first round with tier one defenders and forwards at
The Saints are the fittest team in the competition according to Simon Lethlean. They are going to need more than fitness if they are to win games this year. Here are a few that might help you win your league this year. Gun – Seb Ross Seb Ross has been building as a quality midfielder
#Value – Dion Prestia 2018 ave 85 AFLF/88.9 SC It’s been a few years since we’ve seen Dion Prestia dominating the fantasy space. A knee reco, a change of team and some limited preseasons have seen Prestia be okay but really an M6/7/bench cover option. Given the range (around pick 140) that Prestia is going,
Gun – Clayton Oliver 2018 AVG: 109AF | 114.6SC I think going into this season, people knew he was once again going to be an absolute monster, but had some question marks around the stability of his shoulders. Shoulders are the most complex joint in our body, and having two reconstructions in the off-season should
Gun – James Sicily 2018 Avg: 95.5AF | 105SC I love when someone’s an absolute jet in both SC and AF, because it makes my job writing about them about 1000 times easier. That’s exactly what Sicdawg is. After starting his career in the forward half, yoda aka. Clarko threw him into defence and he
Gun – Jarrod Witts At 26 years old and 80 games into his career, he is in his prime of his and clearly in the top five Rucks in the competition and likely to remain in that space for the next 3-5 years. He also has the potential for growth and the return and fitness
Gun – Patrick Dangerfield As we enter into the 2019 season there is no doubt as to who the number 1 forward in the game is going to be. The fantasy gods bestowed a great gift upon us by giving Dangerfield DPP status as a mid/fwd option this year. The question this year is how much