HomeBren wrote:The only prop that I can see playing 80 mins is Bromwich.
and Graham.
plus the "props" who are named at lock (Surgess, Gallen, Merrin)
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and Graham.
plus the "props" who are named at lock (Surgess, Gallen, Merrin)
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Mearcat085 wrote:Interested to see who people are counting as an automatic lock in their sides to begin the year with in each position.
For me they are Smith, JBrom, Parker, SJ, unsure about the CTR's and WFB.
I'm really bandying the idea around of having a completely rubbish CTR/WFB line up so that I can have a monster of a second row to begin the year with but then I am very hesitant not to have a Teddy/RTS/Semi etc in my side.
Mine are Douglas & Trbojevic, Parker & Taupau, and DCE - they're the ones that have been in pretty much every version of my side to date, and I don't see that changing.
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You think Dockar-Clay will grab the bench spot?
No, he was very much the 17th choice. To be honest, I think the team will struggle to have 17 scorers in week 1.
The big omission is Benji Marshall but I couldn't get under the cap with him in the team.
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SoylentGreen wrote:
Mine are Douglas & Trbojevic, Parker & Taupau, and DCE - they're the ones that have been in pretty much every version of my side to date, and I don't see that changing.
I like the L. Douglas pick. Titans are seriously shallow in the FRF stocks and Shillo ain't getting any younger TBH. Could mean a few more minutes for the boy and he already averages pretty well.
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Random wrote:Cuban care to enlighten us as to what players will jump up to 80 minutes?
(Please say ah Mau.)
James Graham
Jesse Bromwich
Korbin Sims
Trent Merrin
Sammy Burgess
etc
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Mearcat085 wrote:Interested to see who people are counting as an automatic lock in their sides to begin the year with in each position.
For me they are Smith, JBrom, Parker, SJ, unsure about the CTR's and WFB.
I'm really bandying the idea around of having a completely rubbish CTR/WFB line up so that I can have a monster of a second row to begin the year with but then I am very hesitant not to have a Teddy/RTS/Semi etc in my side.
Last year I put my energy into having a monster 2nd Row at the detriment of my CTR/WFB line-up. I thought it would work, but it backfired. It took too long fixing it up (injuries and suspensions causing more urgent trades in other positions) which cost me points. This year I'm going for a more balanced approach... making sure my 17 are "reliable", having at least one solid Gun in each of the field positions...
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I was similar. I started with Gallen who I had barely ever even owned before, let alone start with him.Chewie wrote:Mearcat085 wrote:Interested to see who people are counting as an automatic lock in their sides to begin the year with in each position.
For me they are Smith, JBrom, Parker, SJ, unsure about the CTR's and WFB.
I'm really bandying the idea around of having a completely rubbish CTR/WFB line up so that I can have a monster of a second row to begin the year with but then I am very hesitant not to have a Teddy/RTS/Semi etc in my side.
Last year I put my energy into having a monster 2nd Row at the detriment of my CTR/WFB line-up. I thought it would work, but it backfired. It took too long fixing it up (injuries and suspensions causing more urgent trades in other positions) which cost me points. This year I'm going for a more balanced approach... making sure my 17 are "reliable", having at least one solid Gun in each of the field positions...
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Korbin Sims?CubanMafiaSandSlugs wrote:
James Graham
Jesse Bromwich
Korbin Sims
Trent Merrin
Sammy Burgess
etc
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CubanMafiaSandSlugs wrote:
James Graham
Jesse Bromwich
Korbin Sims
Trent Merrin
Sammy Burgess
etc
Madness. I think Surgess only one will play 80 out of this lot. I think others are pipe dreaming
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Merrin maybe.Loomer wrote:CubanMafiaSandSlugs wrote:
James Graham
Jesse Bromwich
Korbin Sims
Trent Merrin
Sammy Burgess
etc
Madness. I think Surgess only one will play 80 out of this lot. I think others are pipe dreaming
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There is only a couple of props I can see playing anything close to 70 mins. 2 less interchanges isn't going to change the minutes much for these guys.
Bromwich, Woods and Surgess should be locked in for massive minutes. The rest should still be similar to last season
Bromwich, Woods and Surgess should be locked in for massive minutes. The rest should still be similar to last season
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There are beep test run over 20m, standard version and beep tests you can run over 15 or even 10 metres. The shorter the distance the longer base endurance is put out before sprinting becomes involved.Bren wrote:
Didnt even reach 15? What? Even I have reached 15 in the beep test, mind you Im coming back from a knee injury so dont ask me to run one any time soon.
Standard ones over 20m a score of 15 or 16 is considered elite & 12-13 is high ranking.
I strongly doubt the one you ran and the one the Broncos ran was 20m.
The afl draftees top beep test runners hit 14 and 15 only.
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Mearcat085 wrote:
I like the L. Douglas pick. Titans are seriously shallow in the FRF stocks and Shillo ain't getting any younger TBH. Could mean a few more minutes for the boy and he already averages pretty well.
He seems to be an "unfashionable" player in fantasy circles - I had him last year, and he just went about his business and didn't attract attention. Nice to have a few players you don't have to worry about.
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Sashamaloo wrote:
There are beep test run over 20m, standard version and beep tests you can run over 15 or even 10 metres. The shorter the distance the longer base endurance is put out before sprinting becomes involved.
Standard ones over 20m a score of 15 or 16 is considered elite & 12-13 is high ranking.
I strongly doubt the one you ran and the one the Broncos ran was 20m.
The afl draftees top beep test runners hit 14 and 15 only.
Yeah - i think the record at the AFL draft combine is 16.4
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If Graham plays 80, how do Tolman, Kasiano and Klemmer all share the remaining minutes?
If some of these props play 80 a lot they will cost their teams games with missed tackles and errors.
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Re: 2016 NRL.com Fantasy thread part 4
by Beast From The Big East Wed Feb 03, 2016 7:56 pm
I can't see any props playing 80. There will be a few though that are 60+ regularly though. The likes of Woods, Bromwich, Graham I can see definitely playing 60-65's per game
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Sashamaloo wrote:
There are beep test run over 20m, standard version and beep tests you can run over 15 or even 10 metres. The shorter the distance the longer base endurance is put out before sprinting becomes involved.
Standard ones over 20m a score of 15 or 16 is considered elite & 12-13 is high ranking.
I strongly doubt the one you ran and the one the Broncos ran was 20m.
The afl draftees top beep test runners hit 14 and 15 only.
Nah I'm 99% sure it was 15m's when I did the actual beep test. I used to practice down at the local footy field and use the markings so I could easily measure 20m's. It definitely wasn't 10m though.
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That makes sense, I didn't know they did them over different distances.Sashamaloo wrote:
There are beep test run over 20m, standard version and beep tests you can run over 15 or even 10 metres. The shorter the distance the longer base endurance is put out before sprinting becomes involved.
Standard ones over 20m a score of 15 or 16 is considered elite & 12-13 is high ranking.
I strongly doubt the one you ran and the one the Broncos ran was 20m.
The afl draftees top beep test runners hit 14 and 15 only.
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Doesn't Bromwich scores even out with more minutes anyway?
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Milchcow wrote:
If Graham plays 80, how do Tolman, Kasiano and Klemmer all share the remaining minutes?
If some of these props play 80 a lot they will cost their teams games with missed tackles and errors.
IF Graham were to play 70-80, I'd say it would be 55-60 at prop, and the remainder at lock.