NRL Fantasy 2021 - Part 13 - The Milfening

Camo123 wrote:

LOL at Dufty in that video saying I wish we had wingers like that with the Mead try

lewis9966 wrote:

Haha no worries. Thanks both.

Wonder what Watson’s role would have been without the injuries. He got moved back to the bench before kick off didn’t he?

Milchcow wrote:

Milford played last night

Thickshake wrote:Any thoughts on Meads likely average? Somewhere around the 30 mark? No idea where to find the stats apart from MTVBs website.

Milchcow wrote:

You can see stats on my team planner linked on first post.

Averaged 28 in 2017 (3 tries in 7 games)
26.7 in 2016 as a winger (3 tries in 6 games) - also averaged 33 as a fullback that year

multiple.scoregasms wrote:Lodge is an unlucky break. Like most I think he loses a lot of value when Haas comes back so unless he plays next week he is probably a trade for me. Looking at the likes of Leniu, Alvaro, Faamausili, Uto even Magoulias as possible options. Role is more important than score for these guys when sizing up replacements.

Hard to take anything out of that game in terms of minutes for the forwards with all the injuries to the Broncos

Milford got the role I didn't expect and is firmly back on the radar with nearly 500 kick metres. Of note Turpin kicked the ball more than Croft which should leave Milford's role pretty secure. Not sure I will have to cash to splash, or a second under performing player, but while he is kicking the piss out of the ball he is fantasy relevant.

Turpin with the most boring 53 I've seen in a while. Hard to get inspired watching him play, but if he makes me 150k I'll hold.

Paulo had his score bailed out by a late try and doesn't seem to have the minutes that Brad Arthur hinted at. Hard pass for me and glad I didn't end up with him

Moses and Matterson firmly got out of jail with a late run of points. Both looked on track for a sub 30 at half time. I think the "Moses loses his kick metres" narative is heavily over blown. In the first half, the Eels kept dropping the ball before they could get to last tackle so no one got to kick. In the second half Moses seemed to be first receiver on a similar number of last tackle plays to last year, but they ran the ball a fair bit to try and chase points. Definitely a hold for me, but feel very lucky to have gotten away with a 60 rather than a 30

Opacic so far has the points in the battle of the cheap centres. Looked solid defensively and did some work coming out of his own end. Won't make 20 tackles every week but should add some attacking stats for a 30-35 average.

Papali'i was incredible off the bench. Not sure that role is sustainable, having played more minutes than RCG and will probably be a better real life player than fantasy player

multiple.scoregasms wrote:Lodge is an unlucky break. Like most I think he loses a lot of value when Haas comes back so unless he plays next week he is probably a trade for me. Looking at the likes of Leniu, Alvaro, Faamausili, Uto even Magoulias as possible options. Role is more important than score for these guys when sizing up replacements.

Hard to take anything out of that game in terms of minutes for the forwards with all the injuries to the Broncos

Milford got the role I didn't expect and is firmly back on the radar with nearly 500 kick metres. Of note Turpin kicked the ball more than Croft which should leave Milford's role pretty secure. Not sure I will have to cash to splash, or a second under performing player, but while he is kicking the piss out of the ball he is fantasy relevant.

Turpin with the most boring 53 I've seen in a while. Hard to get inspired watching him play, but if he makes me 150k I'll hold.

Paulo had his score bailed out by a late try and doesn't seem to have the minutes that Brad Arthur hinted at. Hard pass for me and glad I didn't end up with him

Moses and Matterson firmly got out of jail with a late run of points. Both looked on track for a sub 30 at half time. I think the "Moses loses his kick metres" narative is heavily over blown. In the first half, the Eels kept dropping the ball before they could get to last tackle so no one got to kick. In the second half Moses seemed to be first receiver on a similar number of last tackle plays to last year, but they ran the ball a fair bit to try and chase points. Definitely a hold for me, but feel very lucky to have gotten away with a 60 rather than a 30

Opacic so far has the points in the battle of the cheap centres. Looked solid defensively and did some work coming out of his own end. Won't make 20 tackles every week but should add some attacking stats for a 30-35 average.

Papali'i was incredible off the bench. Not sure that role is sustainable, having played more minutes than RCG and will probably be a better real life player than fantasy player

Papadontbleach wrote:I have Host, Avo and Riki. Not planning on rage trading anyone yet. Host and Riki broke even and Avo was cheap. I’ll run them for another week.

I am nervous about Moylan though, I have Milf as half cover and Simonnsson as WFB cover so I think I will trade him to someone else less than $400k.

I do think Taumalolo will do well but I couldn’t afford him and Angus and I decided it was too much risk not to go with Angus.

Bring on Tapine Sunday my main POD, I hope he kills it.

robelgordo wrote:Was just looking at downgrading Koro to a MID, and free up cash and positional depth for a Lodge -> Milf trade next week.

In the end what’s holding me back is:

1. Sacrificing points today for cash and maybe points next week seems risky
2. Especially as with 5/8ths of the round left a solution could just emerge

Is the rationale right? Or go for it?

mattnz wrote:
I have Tapine as well