A. Brailey, Fifita, Walker
B. McInnes, McGuire, Lamb
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Finch wrote:LOL. Reading the Knights forum to try find some info on Levi and they actually think they can beat the Warriors.
Mate, its the Warriors year!!
Spectre wrote:
Bren wrote:Sitting here looking at my Fantasy team like...
Finch wrote:LOL. Reading the Knights forum to try find some info on Levi and they actually think they can beat the Warriors.
Mate, its the Warriors year!!
Liverpool_Bulldog wrote:Alright option A or B, have Smith and JDB
A. Brailey, Fifita, Walker
B. McInnes, McGuire, Lamb
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Archer wrote:
Welshy wrote:Anyone considering Wallace with no Rein in the 17?
Milchcow wrote:
was an 80 minute hooker last season (only missed 31 minutes all year) so not really under valued.
Milchcow wrote:Brailey averaged 56 fantasy points in U20s last year
That was playing 80 minutes each week
Included 38 tackles a week
Also included season totals of 31 try assists and 32 line break assists - the highest in the competition for both.
So if he plays 50 minutes a week and maintains his PPM, then that translates to a score of 35.
But its pretty hard to maintain U20s PPM in the actual NRL, where players can actually tackle and there aren't 18 tries a game.
So I would suggest anyone banking on 35 points for Brailey is at the optimistic end of things. Will probably hit it every now and then, but it will be the upper end of his scoring.
Honeysett wrote:
I agree with all of this, however as a rookie hooker he will be targeted in defence and be made to make more tackles - he's just another player in the U20s but now he's the target. I think his tackling numbers get a bump.