2017 NRL.com Fantasy thread part 7

Loomer wrote:What's wrong with this team TLT dependant?

CS9 Brailey
Gurgess Wallace
Surgess JDB ET McGuire Sironen
Moses Sezer Lamb
Walker Talakai
RTS Hayne Holmes

Res: I Papailli Leota Stimson Elgey Idris Scott Python Suli

lukeaye wrote:Also why all the love for Dsaifi?

Current NRL Fantasy squad:

Feline wrote:

Wallace, Sezer and perhaps Brailey (unknown quantity) who will rise significantly in value.

One more questions you should ask is how many points you expect Talakai to average?

In your NRP Papalii, Stimson and Scott are unlikely to start so of you want 25 starters you may have to reconsider some of your gun picks.

Fortitude wrote:Who is the best 2rf option <400k. that's not Afoa, Smat or ET?

Loomer wrote:

Ignore NPR. That's why I said TLT dependent. Ideally I'd like Talakai to be Smat. Most teams are running Idris in their 17. I think he'll flop but so many own. Don't see much  difference running Idris Talakai or Scott as 2nd CTR

Spectre wrote:Link isn't working ffs

wolfking wrote:

Idris has massive potential, and for his price, it's almost silly not to.  But nice balls for not going with him.

Fortitude wrote:Who is the best 2rf option <400k. that's not Afoa, Smat or ET?

Bren wrote:

I got you fam.

Warriors wrote:Anyone else thinking that running two gun hookers and two gun halves is the way to go? Just feel it is a lot more safe to do this than get in the likes of Lamb, Maloney, Hodgkinson, Moses, Brailey.
A lot of these guys could have value but they could all do the same.

I feel its easier to pick forwards whom have a role change or minute change e.g Ofahengaue (still think he starts alongside Blair with Sims on bench), Sironen (80 mins possibly and should improve), Wallace (increased role and could be lock 45-50 mins), Mata'utia (80 min second row) than pick and hope with a mid range back?

Warriors wrote:Anyone else thinking that running two gun hookers and two gun halves is the way to go? Just feel it is a lot more safe to do this than get in the likes of Lamb, Maloney, Hodgkinson, Moses, Brailey.
A lot of these guys could have value but they could all do the same as what they are priced - and stay midpricers.

I feel its easier to pick forwards whom have a role change or minute change e.g Ofahengaue (still think he starts alongside Blair with Sims on bench), Sironen (80 mins possibly and should improve), Wallace (increased role and could be lock 45-50 mins), Mata'utia (80 min second row) than pick and hope with a mid range back?

Loomer wrote:Ofa won't start according to nearly every Bronco fans opinion I've seen