NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 15 - Cheese and Garlick Naan

my tv broke wrote:Some great discussion on the forum last night girls and guys, give yourselves a pat on the back. Happy trading!

mattnz wrote:Just thinking for the key round 13 bye round, Warriors play Broncos.

In that game, Warriors won't be missing any players.

Broncos will be without Haas, Carrigan, Flegler, Cobbo, Capewell, probably Walsh.

Will be surprised if SJ doesn't outscore Reynolds that day.

Bethany_B wrote:On the topic of value buys, I've got my eye on one for next week.

Tui Kamikamica.

Normally he isn't fantasy relevant, but last year he had quite a few 50+ minute games, and with NAS out until round 8-10, I think it's highly likely he plays around 50 minutes a game until then. Priced at 579k, and his career average in 50+ minute games is 48, so it seems like there is at least some value there.

Only real downside I can see is that he doesn't really offload much based on his stats from last year, but if he does start offloading (as NAS would do a lot) then he could be a big value buy.

my tv broke wrote:

I think he's probably priced around where he scores. Welch and King take a large chunk of the minutes, Tui probably goes around 45 mins in the current lineup, and it may take a couple of weeks for him to get match fit? You'd just have to hope for a couple of barge over tries but you could say the same for just about any prop, except Twal.

Storm to rip in this week after being blasted last weekend, so he probably goes over early from a Harry Grant short ball.

my tv broke wrote:

I think he's probably priced around where he scores. Welch and King take a large chunk of the minutes, Tui probably goes around 45 mins in the current lineup, and it may take a couple of weeks for him to get match fit? You'd just have to hope for a couple of barge over tries but you could say the same for just about any prop, except Twal.

Storm to rip in this week after being blasted last weekend, so he probably goes over early from a Harry Grant short ball.

Milchcow wrote:


A bunch of people probably had Cleary out this round pencilled in from the start

No Worries wrote:

Spoiler:

SoylentGreen wrote:

Twal's tryscoring travails are a bit of a cliche, but I was shocked when it was mentioned in commentary last week that Pat Carrigan has never scored a try in first grade. I looked it up because I was sure it couldn't be right, but it turns out he is on a duck egg.

easytiger wrote:

The even more scary thing is that Carrigan is yet to record a Line Break.
Twal by comparison has 5.

Does this mean Carrigan is Twal-Lite?

SoylentGreen wrote:

I mean, Twal LOOKS like a classic plodder. Patty on the other hand - he looks like he's got a bit of flair for a big fella.

SoylentGreen wrote:

I mean, Twal LOOKS like a classic plodder. Patty on the other hand - he looks like he's got a bit of flair for a big fella.

Antipodean1 wrote:

Also Carrigan is playing for a team on the up and starts.

Twal, not so much.

easytiger wrote:

Doesn't that suggest that Twal making more line breaks is more attacking in himself not less? (given he is playing in an inferior team)

Antipodean1 wrote:

Cheese will be on everyones shopping list once it comes down a bit more in price. And also that BSmith guy.

Antipodean1 wrote:

Also Carrigan is playing for a team on the up and starts.

Twal, not so much.