NRL Fantasy 2020 Part 24 - We're back baby!

StormTrooper96 wrote:

Aubbo out for this week only to attend his dads funeral.

my tv broke wrote:I think I'm going to take the punt on Yeo continuing to play close to 80 in the middle and come in as a cut price keeper.

Tetevano and Leota don't eat up a lot of game time. Bit of a question around how Liam Martin is used now Capewell is back, but he plays a fair bit of 2nd row, so I think he may cover Kikau.

mattnz wrote:

You are trading Aubusson out for 1 week?

Liverpool_Bulldog wrote:

Well the Capewell/Aubbs combo is getting some traction so you could join the party it’s bound to be a bumpy ride I’m sure.

Juggernauts wrote:Upvote Marsters
Downvote Capewell

Rabbits21 wrote:
I don’t think I have too much choice right now which is why I’m asking if anyone says something else I could do that I might be missing.

Shady2K wrote:Stuck on a few choices... input would be great

JTB v Hopoate
- JTB will make 80k~ with an average of 30 over the next three rounds. Starting spot isn't secure, could easily lose to Blair when Tevaga is back or when Kearney inevitably reshuffles the whole team. Hasn't shown a lot of promise to be a solid starting front rower. But he is a starter at 281k
- Hopoate will likely get 80min in 2rf for the next few weeks. An average off 35-40 will net him 120-150k over the next three rounds. Once he goes back to the bench and hits a low 20s he'll be a slow burn
- Both pretty much short term cash cows

Flegler v Horse
- Flegler comes in cheaper at 476k compared to Horse at 539k. An average of 40-45 over the next three rounds will get Flegler 110-130k. When players come back, his minutes may reduce, and last year's points with 30 minutes aren't great. Although he is in good form at the moment.
- Horse comes with DPP and a very good PPM. An average of 45-50 will get him 75-100k over three weeks as he's looking good to nab a starting jersey whether at lock or prop. With Horse, he's more likely to be season keeper compared to Flegler, and looks overall better on the field - Flegler may have had his best ever game against Souths which I can't see happening on a consistent basis, or ever again really

Shady2K wrote:Stuck on a few choices... input would be great :(

JTB v Hopoate
- JTB will make 80k~ with an average of 30 over the next three rounds. Starting spot isn't secure, could easily lose to Blair when Tevaga is back or when Kearney inevitably reshuffles the whole team. Hasn't shown a lot of promise to be a solid starting front rower. But he is a starter at 281k
- Hopoate will likely get 80min in 2rf for the next few weeks. An average off 35-40 will net him 120-150k over the next three rounds. Once he goes back to the bench and hits a low 20s he'll be a slow burn
- Both pretty much short term cash cows

Flegler v Horse
- Flegler comes in cheaper at 476k compared to Horse at 539k. An average of 40-45 over the next three rounds will get Flegler 110-130k. When players come back, his minutes may reduce, and last year's points with 30 minutes aren't great. Although he is in good form at the moment.
- Horse comes with DPP and a very good PPM. An average of 45-50 will get him 75-100k over three weeks as he's looking good to nab a starting jersey whether at lock or prop. With Horse, he's more likely to be season keeper compared to Flegler, and looks overall better on the field - Flegler may have had his best ever game against Souths which I can't see happening on a consistent basis, or ever again really

Rabbits21 wrote:
I don’t think I have too much choice right now which is why I’m asking if anyone says something else I could do that I might be missing.

White Lightning wrote:I just don't know if I can go Capewell after last season & his missed tackles. They aren't missed tackles in the traditional sense but when he lets go of the attacker before the tackle is completed it's a fantasy missed tackle.....it's like when you try to get back with an old girlfriend. In the end the same issues are there & it's why the relationship failed in the first place. You keep telling yourself it's going to be different this time but you're just lying to yourself.

Goodnight Kiwi wrote:

Plenty of options mate. You said Knight may only get 40 minutes. If so, he may even drop cash. Why keep?
One option: Ship him for JHoppa by way of Carrigan and Watkins up to a gun WFB or CTR that you like.

multiple.scoregasms wrote:Has the skills to be future Australian hooker

Shady2K wrote:Stuck on a few choices... input would be great

JTB v Hopoate
- JTB will make 80k~ with an average of 30 over the next three rounds. Starting spot isn't secure, could easily lose to Blair when Tevaga is back or when Kearney inevitably reshuffles the whole team. Hasn't shown a lot of promise to be a solid starting front rower. But he is a starter at 281k
- Hopoate will likely get 80min in 2rf for the next few weeks. An average off 35-40 will net him 120-150k over the next three rounds. Once he goes back to the bench and hits a low 20s he'll be a slow burn
- Both pretty much short term cash cows

Mulvy wrote:

Hopoate when he goes back to bench for 20's should get one more small price rise before falling. He won't be a slow burn, but a priority sell, meaning if you buy him for round 3, you need to have a plan to sell him before round 7. That said, I prefer him slightly over JTB.

multiple.scoregasms wrote:

Agreed, he is one of the best young hookers I've seen in a long time

The only hookers I would definitely take above him on current skills are Cameron Smith, Damien Cook, Cameron McInnes, Api Koroisau, Jake Friend, Brandon Smith and Josh Hodgson

Has the skills to be future Australian hooker