Roy’s Rollin’ 22 – R17

Welcome the Roy’s Rollin’ 22 as we head into the last eight rounds of the season. This was discussed on the latest podcast (see below), but with 24 hours to sleep on it, adjustments have been made. See the list below with who’s in the mix.

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1. Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera – Should continue his hot form this week vs the lowly Bombers.

2. Lachie Ash – Didn’t like the look of him returning to the middle when Brent went down. Hopefully he is replaced with a midfielder.

3. Lachie Whitfield – Scratched his way to triple figures to bounce back from the previous weeks disappointing 83.

4. Max Holmes – Solid as a rock averaging 103 for the year with great consistency.

5. Callum Wilkie– Was a little inconsistent after returning from injury but posted a nice 123 pre bye. A few more +6s available without Sinclair.

6. Josh Daicos – Another decent match up this week but a terrible fixture to follow that and there is real pressure coming from under the blanket.

IN THE MIX: Parker, Daniel, Noble, Laird

1. Nick Daicos – Back to back 140s to consolidate the number one spot.

2. Bailey Smith – Pumped the Lions earlier in the year and will be well rested for a big one at the Cattery.

3. Zach Merrett– Dropped under 100 for the first time in five weeks while copping some attention and still managed 96.

4. Noah Anderson – One score under 115 in the last seven weeks and no longer appears to be a tag threat.

5. Jordan Dawson – Slight scoring dip since spending less time across half back.

6. Marcus Bontempelli – Will benefit immensely from the freshen up after carrying some niggles up to the bye.

7. Isaac Heeney – Averaging a whopping 118 in his last five and is every chance to climb the ranks in the coming weeks.

8. Zak Butters – Needed a ceiling score and delivered with an eye catching 142 in one of the great Showdown performances.

IN THE MIX: Gulden*, Neale, Oliver, Ashcroft, Brayshaw

1. Max Gawn – Clear number one with daylight second.

2. Rowan Marshall – It’s uncertain how long it will last but he is clearly the second best ruck available.

IN THE MIX: Jackson, Grundy

1. Harry Sheezel – Not that we required any more evidence of what he can do… 173… Wow.

2. Jordan De Goey – 103 was slightly disappointing in the match up, but five game average of 110 is elite!

3. Chad Warner – Has won me over! Four hundreds on the trot and looks in career best form,

4. Kysaiah Pickett – Consistency isn’t a strong point but his good is too good to ignore.

5. Jason Horne-Francis– Just quietly averaging 109 in his last five and looks hungry out there.

6. Sam Durham – Snuck in ahead of Luke Jackson via Marshall DPP. Controversial but I can’t ignore what he is doing as a midfielder.

IN THE MIX: Bailey, Petracca

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