Definitely Nank. You seem to have most if not all the other decent rookies and the Houston decision will not make or break your season. Nank may turn out not being a make or break type either, but he's far more likely for mine. Nank should also provide stronger point generation in the early weeks of the season.
Yeah, sorry to not be clear. Caddy was the one on the chopping block. I started Caddy based on an analysis of his previous scoring and never having seen that much of him play (no Foxtel). Went to the first Tiges game and was not happy with what I saw. The guy is glacially slow. Actually probably an OK in for the Tiges but I've gone pretty cold on him from a SC perspective.
I can't work out Bont. I thought rounds 1 and 3 he had pretty ordinary games (for his standards). Last night he obviously did a few great things, but don't think he influenced the game massively and was a solid 100 point game. 133 was overs I thought. Makes it hard to trade him in when he seems to be scoring a lot higher than you'd expect watching the game.
I've got 90K in the kitty so if I need to top up by a few thousand I can in order to get the right player. If Gawn is going out I'd really like to bring in a season long keeper for him.
Bont. As @cactus says, CD favourite. Does the things they like and so scores well from minimum possessions.
You can't make up points on those who already picked these guys so I'd look elsewhere. maybe look at %age ownership and try to find a player who might go on a run. Zerrett, Rocky, Selewood etc.
I agree, lets be honest, none of Sloane, Murphy or Martin will keep up averages of 130+
Fair points. A bit comes down to whether teams actually start tagging again or just keep letting the like of Murph and Dusty run free. Hard to predict that. I've gone with Dusty over Bont my next choice might have been Rocky. I'm hoping that at 26 and with a pretty cast iron injury record maybe Dusty doesn't drop off too much. Good bye round as you mentioned and the Tiges are supposed to have one of the best draws this year although what that means in a year when the good teams are playing badly and the bad teams are playing well is anyone's guess.
