B: Goddard, Gibbs, Deledio, Duffield, Grimes, Reid, Otten (Toy, Duigan, Puopolo)
M: Thomas, Boak, Griffen, Kennedy, Mzungu, Wallis (Swallow, Heppell, Atley)
R: Sandilands, Cox (Petrie, Smith)
F: Chapman, N.Riewoldt, Franklin, M.Morton, Yarran, Hale, Krakouer (Prestia, Richardson, Callinan)
My mids are a bit risky, but I think the 4 (Thomas, Griffen, Boak, Kennedy) will average over 100 each this season, and if I pick up Hodge/Murphy/Judd/Swan/Pendlebury or Boyd to go with them, that would be a pretty potent midfield that would be fairly unique. Of course it's risky and probably not smart, but to me, it's the type of midfield that could help win a weekly.
Midfield will be my first upgrades.
Then forwards (hoping a straight swap from Yarran to premium forward who has fallen in value) (Also, Hale and Petrie are planned to be 3rd rucks and 8th forwards)
Then defence last, as I think Toy/Otten will be more then handy 6/7th defenders.
Looking at 7 planned changes-upgrades, and then that leaves me 6 or 7 for injuries as I will probably waste a few.
Am really keen for some thoughts. Thanks.
Petrie is too expensive to have on the bench, thats 100k you could put into your starting line up.
Wallis looked average in the first round of the NAB, its unlikely he will be selected to be in the WB best 22.
IMO Chapman should be an upgrade target not a starter, his price won't maintain at 470K.
I assume Thomas is Matt, can't see him improving to over 100 this year.
Boak is a cool unique but I'm not sure he can raise his points enough
Griffen is inconsistent - if he can continue to play well without dropping into the 60's he could be a good pick.
I don't think Kennedy is going to have a 30 point break out year either.
Too much risk in that midfield.