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FlexSDK will be cats primary ruck
Certainly worth considering as a D4 type.
Fully expect him to get DPP after 6/7 rounds as well
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FlexSDK will be cats primary ruck
Certainly worth considering as a D4 type.
Fully expect him to get DPP after 6/7 rounds as well
If the Cats make it clear that he's going to be the main ruck, I'll lock him in as a stepping stone. We get a look in rd0. Just need a couple spikes games and he'll make a heap of cash. I don't trust the Cats long-term, Conway, Blic and Stanley will get rucktime this year.SDK will be cats primary ruck
Certainly worth considering as a D4 type.
Fully expect him to get DPP after 6/7 rounds as well
James Kelly was on the radio (RSN) this morning,If the Cats make it clear that he's going to be the main ruck, I'll lock him in as a stepping stone. We get a look in rd0. Just need a couple spikes games and he'll make a heap of cash. I don't trust the Cats long-term, Conway, Blic and Stanley will get rucktime this year.
No Flex to startFlex
R3 bye of some concern now. Smith & Mills essential for most, throw in Daicos, Holmes, Roberts, SDK, Coleman, Ashcroft x2, the desired players are starting to mount.No Flex to start
3 premo ruck approach for me
Ultimate set n forget
CurrentlyR3 bye of some concern now. Smith & Mills essential for most, throw in Daicos, Holmes, Roberts, SDK, Coleman, Ashcroft x2, the desired players are starting to mount.
R3 bye of some concern now. Smith & Mills essential for most, throw in Daicos, Holmes, Roberts, SDK, Coleman, Ashcroft x2, the desired players are starting to mount.
I think I'll have Bailey Smith as a trade-in after his R3 Bye .....a chance for him to clean the cobwebs off ...his price won't get away from meJust Smith and Mills for me.
I currently have Goater at D6 but Paton might be an option. I've gone deep in def this year. Currently have Mills at D5. Lots of the rookie coin will come from the other lines this year IMO.That's a concern.
We might need to take a punt on an experienced player at D6:
Mullin $212k - Almost 25 yo and he's played 18 games now, including 2 finals last year. Another preseason under his belt. Is there a spot for him in this Cats side?
Williams $184k - Played 20 games in 2023. Apparently having a good preseason. Can he take Houston's spot?
Milera $254k - Played 22 games in 2023. Sounds like he's progressing well this preseason. He'll play if he's fit.
Logue $245k - Surely he plays if he's fit?
If SDK is primary ruck then he's a lock, with or without the R3 bye. I haven't put him in yet because I read the other day he was playing def and back up ruck to Conway. Will track closely.SDK will be cats primary ruck
Certainly worth considering as a D4 type.
Fully expect him to get DPP after 6/7 rounds as well
From what I've read, El-Hawlie is training on the wing.After the Gibcus/ZReid debacle last year, I'm too scared to run young KPD on-field.
El-Hawli has the scoring potential, but I'm not convinced he automatically comes into that Bombers side (especially with Zerrett and Shiel getting time at half back this preseason).
Happy to take 2 cheapies on the bench, but I reckon I'll take a punt on more expensive players at D5 and D6 (currently Sinn + Trav, but that could be Milear + Mullin, or DylWilliams + somebody).
This is always a really interesting topic of conversation. The last few years you've had some high priced rookies that have scored well from the get go. (Walsh, Rowell, Naicos, Ashcroft to name a few). As has been alluded to on here though, I'd be more comfortable taking a high priced rookie who is in their second or third preseason. However, I generally avoid having high priced rookies on the bench, because if you are paying the coin for them, then you must think there is a reason, and my philosophy is, if you have a high priced rookie on your mid bench who you think will outscore an on field rookie in another position, then you are too heavy on the line you have the high priced rookie on the bench for.Am I remembering correctly, was there some analysis floating around about cheap vs expensive rookies as a whole? Might have been a few years ago though. I remember we always avoided expensive rookies years ago, but in the last few years they've become really popular. Be interesting to see some analysis on how each price ranges performs as a whole from a points and cash gen perspective.