NRL Fantasy 2020 Part 28 - too many guns

mattnz wrote:
Yeo is a great buy at $732k if he just keeps up a 60 average, 70s he is a steal.

Rapture_NRL wrote:If you started with Lolo, a trade out and back in when he's fit and healthy is logical enough. If you traded him, you have to wear it for at least 2 rounds surely? Trades are scarce. Any cows aren't guaranteed cash either. D- Fifita was an easy trade out decision as his injury has a lot of cloud from the outset

Welshy wrote:

You honestly think Yeo is going to maintain a 70 average?

More than Haas, Taumalolo, the glory years of CS9, Cook. Christ

Reckon he will struggle to maintain a 60 average, I would be getting him in expecting 55 max (still value for that)  it's extremely tough.

mattnz wrote:
No, I bought him expecting a 60+ average. His low score this season is 59 with no try assists or tries. He has come close to getting them. Is delivering keeper level 2RF scores at $732k with a BE of 11.

Welshy wrote:
After 3 games? Average as starting lock is 52 only 7 games as discounting anything before 2018

I'd be wary of expecting that sort of average long term

mattnz wrote:
He is a different player this season, hasnt had close to this form or fitness before.

Welshy wrote:

Just saying I'd be wary over expecting someone to maintain this sort of form over 17 remaining games

Milchcow wrote:

MS made a similar suggestion recently and I didn't call it out when I should have, but I am definitely calling it out now.

If someone started with Lolo and has 22 trades left, they are in exactly the same position as someone who traded Lolo in last week and has 22 trades left.

It doesn't magically cost you extra trades if you've had him for a short amount.

Once someone is in your team the price you paid for them and the round you got them are 100% irrelevant for future trade making decisions

Pookus McFly wrote:What scares me most about making trades are the new rule changes.
Is McInnes now an 80-point player whose price will keep climbing until its an unprecedented 1.2 Million and nobody can afford him? Is Yeo going to keep scoring 70s whilst I keep saying “he can’t keep it up, I’ll pass”? Is Turpin a safe 60 for under 600k, and Levi a 50 for a scant $500k?
It changes the game a little and the usual strategies are completely out the window with so many unknowns. I can bring in Teddy and Turbo with change for Cleary next week and any other year that would be the right moves, but all these forwards making 50% more tackles have got me spooked

Ponga Yeo the Mann wrote:All depends on if the rules stay the same

He played 90 minutes at lock pretty easily on the weekend and barely missed a tackle. Locks, hookers, and bouncy fullbacks have gone even further up in value relative to other players very quickly

If it stays like this you’re mad to not get as much of that value as early as possible. A 4 hooker bench is a real possibility for me in the near future

Lemmy KGB wrote:Was mentioned that on NRL 360 turps out for a month

Milchcow wrote:

Tracey was on the bench rounds 1 and 2 and Brailey played 80 both times. Tracey is probably just a utility for injuries. may give Brailey a break if he needs it, but I wouldn't be too concerned

mattnz wrote:
weird that they listed him as starting today

Lemmy KGB wrote:Was mentioned that on NRL 360 turps out for a month