by Beast From The Big East Fri Dec 11, 2015 10:34 am
Welshy87 wrote:If any of the aging fantasy superstars has a down year, who does everyone think it is? I'm talking at least a 10 point drop in avg. scoring
last year it would of obviously been Farah.
Gallen
Parker
Smith
Thurston
Of those 4 I will say Gallen.
Parker has changed his game slightly in the last few years so that he isn't purely a 50+ tackle machine. Broncos will keep similar playing style so expect more of the same.
If Smith was going to suffer he would have by now. Knows how to play to keep his body right and should put out similar stats to his last few years.
No reason for JT to decline. He hasn't really shown a decrease in performance and with Morgan and Coote taking on a more hands on role this year he has been able to float in and out and not feel like he needs to touch the ball 4 times per set. Of the 4 JT would also be the one who could even improve this year although he will probably drop after one of his best years but not to the point that it would seem a bad choice to pick him.
Gallen is getting on in age and has had a lot of injury in the past few years. Fantasy wise his game is built on phenomenal workhorse stats and hard to see him keep it up. I would expect Wade Graham (will look at him to start the season with) to take on more duties too so I would expect a few more 55-70 minute games for Gal than usual. The only way he keeps up his stats is if he doesn't play week in week out and therefore wouldn't be worth starting with. If he plays Origin next year I wouldn't look at Gal till round 20