Well, it’s no secret out there that one of our best fantasy midfielders is out for 6-8 weeks which means it will most definitely be a forced trade but who are some of the best options to trade him to.
Jack Steele’s shoulder injury is expected to sideline him for 6-8 weeks meaning he is a must-trade player, but given he’s valued at $590k, that’s a lot of money to play with, so we’ve asked the experts on their recommended moves.
The current talk of the town is that some of our value selections at the start of the year are now under-performing or are hitting their cash ceiling but is there an argument for them being a genuine keeper for the rest of the year.
It was a super week for most coaches in Round 7 with many bumper AFL Fantasy and SuperCoach scores after the likes of Lachie Neale, Max Gawn, Jayden Short and Tom Stewart went nuclear.
I want to keep the intro very short and sweet because there’s a lot to discuss, but we have a plethora of outs this week and potentially more with the likes of George Hewett being a potential late out if he doesn’t recover from his corky.
It’s buying season in SuperCoach, especially with Brodie Grundy’s untimely injury meaning coaches are searching around for premium picks to bolster their side but it’s always wise to target value.
This week on The Buzz, we discuss if trading your premiums would have been worth it and can the same ideas be applied to an underperforming Brodie Grundy?
After this round of games, AFL Fantasy and SuperCoach will see its first dual position player (DPP) updates, whereby single-position players who’ve occupied certain positions for 35% will graduate in status.
In Round 4, we had probably the most mixed bag of scoring so far this year with injuries, underperforming premos and rookies scattering our teams.
Round 3 provided a unique challenge for many coaches as we had a variety of great and poor scores litter our teams. For the most part captaincy choices were a complete disaster.
The SuperCoach ruck dilemma has got complex this season with the underwhelming scores of Max Gawn and Brodie Grundy combined with Tim English’s rise and the genuine alternate options.
A lot of coaches experienced huge scores led by Lachie Neale and Andy Brayshaw while popular picks George Hewett, Patrick Cripps, Jack Macrae and Touk Miller went big too.
After a long and exhilarating pre-season filled with much uncertainty about our value and rookie selections, we can finally put that to rest and focus on making the correct calls in order to improve our teams. Many coaches found value in their midfield and forward picks with Patrick Cripps, Pat Lipinski, George Hewett and co
After one round, plenty of SuperCoaches have hit the rage trade button already while there’s been a few voices on social media flagging they’ll be using their trade boost right away. But is that wisest move?
Need help making calls on your starting line-up in SuperCoach? You’re not alone, so we’ve called up an All-Star Expert Panel to answer the key questions.
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