by multiple.scoregasms Fri Aug 07, 2020 7:05 am
Not owning Tedesco for me has been more luck than good planning, but I had no way to get him in until after round 5 when he had posted 94, rest, 111. At that point I thought he was over valued and went for DCE.
Since that point Teddy has posted the following scores
34, rest, 82, 76, 62, 57, 50, 20 total of 381 for an average of 54 which is right around his career average at fullback
There was also a point (after his 62) where he was more expensive than Cook and only 9k cheaper than Haas where I was advocating for people to not bring him in because being a WFB can't match it with the uber guns over a full season
Just for a reference since round 6 when I grabbed DCE he has posted the following scores
57, 42, 86(including the softest sin bin of all time), 63, 79, 65, 87 for a total of 479 points and an average of 68.4
I know these scores don't exist in a vacuum since I had to play other WFBs instead of Teddy
But what is the lesson learnt here that I can use for next season:
- WFBs are volatile and at some point will lose money. It's not worth blowing a team up to grab them at peak price
- Halves that dominate their teams kicking have an enormous base and are unlikely to lose money unless affected by injury
- This one seems obvious but ignore last weeks score and pick the uber guns that haven't put up a monster yet. We know they are all capable of it and most of them do it a few times a year. So if one has a run of "just average" scores you can be sure a monster is probably just around the corner
- Football isn't played on paper. It doesn't matter how much of a "dream run" a back has they are no guarantee to score well
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