NRL Fantasy 2020 Part 13 - Team List Tuesday 2nd Edition

Upvote - ARey + Su’a

Downvote - Croft + Knight

Hey valued fanatics. Just chucked up my first team tracker, please give me some advice.

Really stuck with this choice:

Levi + Hess (upvote)

Lucy + Williams (down vote)

SoylentGreen wrote:Any estimates on score ranges for Cartwright, Stimson and Su'a?

Cartwright - Mid 40’s
Stimson - Low 40’s
Su’A - High 30’s

SoylentGreen wrote:Any estimates on score ranges for Cartwright, Stimson and Su'a?

Id say all 3 should be hitting that 40+ mark most games. Thats what i would be expecting anyway

Loomer wrote:I've got to point of Moses vs Ponga and like Ponga

Could be in for a tonne right off the bat vs this RTS-less Warriors team

Liverpool_Bulldog wrote:

Ive experimented with a team that has Stimson and Su'a at 18-19. Leaving me with only Musgrove and Rudolf as my base players
It still means ive had to go pretty low at FRF/CTR/HLF to fit them in but hey ill make some crazy cash if all goes well

I was all set on doing this for ages. But then I caved and decided I should at least have a someone more captainable than Friend... I felt like such a sell out!

StormTrooper96 wrote:Not sure if mentioned yet but heard on the radio in Townsville this morning Paul Green saying Val Holmes has been striking them really well and will be first choice goal kicker coming into R1

Daing.

Rippin and Tearin wrote:WIth all the obvious value (cheap) mid-ranges, especially now Su'a and Stimson are right in the mix, Im trying to place where Ese'ese fits in.

If I had to guess, I'd peg him at 40-50 points and therefore 4-14 points value (mid point 9). But a bit more uncertainty around JS and role. That puts him in the Brailey, Su'a, Friend type range in terms of value (my analysis) but much more expensive that the former two, and without the gun potential of the later.

In short, I dont see a place for Ese'ese in my team.

How do others see it?

On Easy E. He will play lock until Sione comes back and Barnett will take his spot. He will then revert back to the forward rotation.
The thing is, Herman was on the outer with Nathan Brown last season, to the point that he was just about to pack his bags and go elsewhere. When O'Brien came on he asked Herman to stay, he gave him confidence. Herman's attitude has changed because of this and O'Brien has taken a liking to him.
I expect Herman to get back to 2018 level of fantasy scores. Wether he plays Lock or Prop, expect him to get solid minutes.
Anyway, that's my 2 cents. Last year I ran with Burr as a bit of a POD. This year Easy E is my POD

Bethany_B wrote:

I'd go Hughes for sure, his spot is safe and I really rate him as a POD. Only pick Bird if you're gonna put him at CTR, at WFB there are better options.

What better WFB options do you have in mind?

Rippin and Tearin wrote:

Could be in for a tonne right off the bat vs this RTS-less Warriors team

Put the C on him

White Lightning wrote:For my wfb = J. Bird or J. Hughes - both 561k but I feel Hughes is the better pick since he'll be touching the ball more in the halves than Bird will be at f/b.

For what it's worth, I'm going with both.

Are people still running with Brailey and Freind?

Does Fus play fullback this week then? Doubt it'll be a walkover, Warriors usually start the season pretty well before falling apart later, and Newcastle are pretty shit too.

FalconSloth wrote:Are people still running with Brailey and Freind?

I’m only going with Friend

But I’m thinking about possibly downgrading him to Ese’ese or Levi

Ben Marlin wrote:
I prefer Leilua and Bird (assuming you’re talking about Luciano)

Yeah, I think I'm leaning that way myself.

Bird was really good for me last year before getting hurt. CTR is also just gonna be such a pain in the ass.

Cheers bro!

Josh Morris officially released by Sharks AFTER round 2

Statement is on Sharks site.

Shooter McGavin wrote:Out of Keppie, Rudolf and JTB, who would be the strongest NPR's in order any why? They all are just FRF so don't want to run all 3 as NPR's? Cheers

I was interested in JTB after he did well at all-stars.
His QCup performances weren't anything to get too excited about, but the lack of depth in Warriors forwards suggests he might get a bit of game time and put some good stats up


In Sean Keppie's 2 interchange performances he has scored 17 and 17. He was only of interest if AFB and Jtrbo were out. Probably saved everyone a poor move them coming back early because he was a big trap.

Rudolf has much better NSW Cup stats, and killed it in the trial. I'm not sure how he'll go behind Fifita, Woods and Uele. Barring injury I don't think he'll ever play massive minutes, but if one of their other props goes down, he has big upside.

Personally I'd go JTB or Rudolf and avoid Keppie, but hard to say who will do better.