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Inside the Numbers โ€“ Rd. 19

Pete looks inside the Fantasy numbers.

Congrats to those that made league finals, the challenge ahead will be finding adequate unique options to set apart your team from opponents hopefully for the final 4 weeks of the season.

Already plenty of coaches have jumped ship away from James Sicily & Tim Kelly, there may be an opportunity available to make some Round 20 adjustments this week if your match-up still has them.

Also make sure you are aware that AFL Teams will make game & player adjustments in the final 4 weeks of the H&A season (especially those teams in not AFL Finals contention), it is crucial to stay on top of news that may also provide another trade opportunity.

Good Luck!

Article by @aflratingsPete

PLAYER TRENDS

Adelaide

Brodie Smith has averaged 102.3pts from his last 4 games (Season Ave: 85.0), he has scored 100pts or more in 22.2% of games this season.

Brisbane

Dayne Zorko has averaged 117.8pts from his last 6 games, he has averaged 100pts or more in 55.6% of games this season (2018: 45.5%).

Carlton

Marc Murphy scored 128pts in Round 19, he has averaged 105.6pts since the Round 14 Carlton Bye (5 Games).

Collingwood

Adam Treloar has averaged 120.2pts from his last 6 games, he has scored 100pts or more in 83.3% of games this season.

Essendon

Dylan Shiel scored a team high 113pts in Round 19, he has scored 100pts or more in 2 of his last 8 games.

Fremantle

Andrew Brayshaw has scored 100pts or more in each of his last 2 games (Ave: 103.5pts), they are his only 100pt games in his 35 games career.

Geelong

Tim Kelly has averaged 81.8pts from his last 4 games, he averaged 103.2pts between Rounds 1-15.

Gold Coast

Jarrod Witts scored an equal season high 126pts in Round 19, he has scored 100pts or more in 44.4% of games this season (2018: 31.8%).

GWS Giants

Jacob Hopper has scored 100pts or more in 5 of his last 8 games, he has averaged 99.3pts over the same period.

Hawthorn

Jaeger Oโ€™Meara scored a team high 111pts in Round 19, he has scored 100pts or more in 52.9% of games this season (2018: 33.3%).

Melbourne

James Harmes has averaged 101.8pts from his last 4 games, he has scored 100pts or more in 44.4% of games this season (2018: 28.0%).

Nth Melbourne

Luke Davies-Uniacke averaged 80.5pts from his opening 2 games of the season, he has averaged 49.4pts from his last 11 games.

Port Adelaide

Riley Bonner has scored 100pts or more in 2 of his last 4 games, he has averaged 89.5pts over the same period.

Richmond

Dion Prestia has scored 100pts or more in 7 of his last 9 games, he has averaged 107.2pts over the same period.

St Kilda

Jack Steele has scored 100pts or more in 3 of his last 4 games, he has averaged 102.3pts over the same period.

Sydney

Josh Kennedy has scored 100pts or more in 3 of his last 5 games, he has averaged 101.4pts over the same period.

West Coast

Andrew Gaff has scored 100pts or more in each of his last 5 games, he has scored 100pts or more in 75.0% of games this season (2018: 68.4%).

Western Bulldogs

Josh Dunkley scored 71pts in Round 19, he averaged 128.7pts from his previous 11 games.

FIVE TAKEAWAYS

1. Round 19 was the 3rd lowest scoring week of the 2019 H&A season, an average of 1546.4pts were scored (2019 Lowest: 1528.6 in Round 1, Highest: 1614.5 in Round 5).

2. Gold Coast conceded a season low 353 Disposals in Round 19, the Suns conceded an average of 418.3pts between Rounds 15-18 (Season Ave AGA: 389.1, Rank 16).

3. Richmond averaged 360.3 Disposals FOR between Rounds 1-15, the Tigers have averaged 411.5 Disposals from their last 4 games (Rank 2).

4. Dom Sheed has averaged 107.0pts from his last 6 games, he is averaging 100.9pts this season (2019 Starting Price Ave: 74.3pts).

5. Toby Greene has averaged 128.3pts from his last 3 games, he is currently 5% owned.

 

Warnie, Cal & Roy discuss these takeaways on the Traders Podcast (11:38).

Pete is our numbers man. Covering all things Fantasy, DFS and betting through his website and social platforms, at aflratings.com.au, knowledge is everything.




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