Roy’s Trade and Rolling 22 Talk – Rd. 22

Get them in:

Toby Greene (FWD, $767,000)
BE: 70
L3 AVG: 138
Last: 142
Next: WBD
Greene is still only in 11% of teams and that forward status leaves him the must have category with Josh Dunkley. Josh Kelly is back this week which may cause a slight role change, especially given their struggles to hit the scoreboard last week but given the injury woes, I still think he will get plenty of time in there.

Jarryd Lyons (MID, $746,000)
BE: 91
L3 AVG: 117
Last: 158
Next: GEEL
One of the form players in the competition and was owned by less than 2% of coaches for his massive 158 last week. He is never a worry for a tag falling well behind Neale and Zorko and provides a perfect unique selection if you need a POD.

Kade Simpson (DEF, $560,000)
BE: 45
L3 AVG: 119
Last: 122
Next: StK
The evergreen Blue defender has turned back the clock. The past month the shackles have once again been broken and the veteran looks hungry and is racking up while doing so. There is always a fear of bringing in older players but with his history of durability and the fact there are only two games remaining he is well worth a look. He is certainly an option for a cash starved upgrade, or small downgrade. Also consider Dan Houston.

James Worpel (FWD/MID, $700,000)
BE: 85
L3 AVG: 116
Last: 117
Next: GCS
Most of us started with him and 33% still own him. If you did trade him out, it might be worth biting the bullet and your pride by bringing the young star back in. He has been great all season but he is next level at the moment and he has a dream match up against the Suns where a career high is on the cards.

Seb Ross (MID, $654,000)
BE: 72
L3 AVG: 118
Last: 112
Next: CAR

Last years hero has dropped $125k but he has hit form at the right time of the year and provides an under priced upgrade for cash starved coaches. He has a nice match up against the Blues and should return a score in the vicinity of his three game average.

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You… Get the Chop

Brodie Smith (DEF, $682,000)
After three hundreds in a row, is it time for Brodie Smith to go? or maybe just reverse the rage trade triggered by a sub par performance on the weekend. Personally I think I will reverse it and take advantage of his match up against the Pies where he is certainly capable of returning to triple figures.

My Trades

At this stage my trades are Stewart to Houli and a random premium shuffle depending on teams.

Rolling 22.

Current update.

Defenders

			Last Week	2019 Avg	Change
D1		Lachie Whitfield GWS Giants, DEF/MID	102	114
D2		Jake Lloyd Sydney Swans, DEF	104	109
D3		Bachar Houli Richmond, DEF	80	102
D4		Zac Williams GWS Giants, DEF	102	92
D5		Rory Laird Adelaide, DEF	103	98
D6		Jack Crisp Collingwood, DEF	75	98

In the mix: Simpson, Newman, Stewart

Midfielders

			Last Week	2019 Avg	Change
M1		Jack Macrae Western Bulldogs, MID	132	116
M2		Adam Treloar Collingwood, MID	107	114
M3		Josh Kelly Adelaide, MID	151	106
M4		Tim Taranto GWS Giants, MID	110	113
M5		Brad Crouch Adelaide, MID	122	111
M6		Zach Merrett Essendon, MID	141	108
M7		Dayne Zorko Brisbane, MID	130	103
M8		Andrew Gaff West Coast, MID	106	110

In the mix: Lyons, Crouch, Duncan, Fyfe

Rucks

			Last Week	2019 Avg	Change
R1		Brodie Grundy Collingwood, RUC	105	122
R2		Max Gawn Melbourne, RUC	90	89

In the mix:  Witts

Forwards

			Last Week	2019 Avg	Change
F1		Josh Dunkley Western Bulldogs, MID/FWD	123	109
F2		Toby Greene GWS Giants, FWD	142	98
F3		Travis Boak Port Adelaide, MID/FWD	59	107
F4		Patrick Dangerfield Geelong, MID/FWD	114	105
F6		Jame Worpel Hawthorn, RUC/FWD	117	96
F5		Jack Billings St Kilda, MID/FWD	95	100

In the mix: Marshall, Martin, Curnow, Kelly