by Floor Pie Fri Jan 13, 2017 9:50 am
Welshy wrote:
You are right mate so many question marks over established halves
Cleary and Norman IMO are the safest bets to return to and in Normans case improve on their 2016 avgs
DCE - questions marks over control of team and now attacking job share with Green
Thurston - another year older and team attack doesn't soley run through him anymore with Morgan, Coote etc
SJ - question mark over kicking duties and addition of Foran
Hunt - will depend on how well the Donkeys go and loss of Parker could factor in teams go forward
ARey - Has Farah there and injury prone
The thing about SJ is that you will very likely be able to get him at some stage for $100K less than what he starts at, it's why he's usually in so many teams at the end of the year, because at some stage he's just too damn good value to not pick him up. Having said that - somebody else nailed it on page 1, the biggest problem for SJ is Kearney and his boring as bat shit style of play, guns have always thrived inside of Foran. For me its too risky to start with SJ considering you can usually upgrade to him at some stage of the season for a bargain price (or not if Kearney turns the Warriors into a 14ppg grinder team in which case you saved yourself a trade).
To me Moses is the same kind of player as SJ, the only difference is that Brooks is a little more dominant than what SJ has traditionally had at the Warriors. It all comes down to how balanced your team is, its fine to roll with Moses if you have a couple of dominant base stat halves. Just don't whinge when he gets his 20's, or gloat too much when he gets his 80.
You missed a couple of halves as well:
Pearce - Now becomes a dominant general play kicker, will finally be injury/suspension/Maloney free. Genuine Gun.
Cronk - Green free, back to the Widdop glory days?
I've said it a few times but if the Titans start with Taylor and Elgey, then Taylor has gun potential.