JLT1 stats and hype team 2019

The first weekend of the JLT series is completed with plenty of numbers floating around to get us excited … and stuffing up our teams. Remember, #StayStrongJLT.

With thanks to our mate Morts at www.dailyfantasysportsaustralia.com, we have some interesting tables with data from the last few days. Make sure you follow @DFSAustralia on Twitter for more information as the JLT continues and throughout the season proper.

Top 25 scorers of JLT1

Best 25 value players of JLT1

Best 25 points per minute of JLT1

Player Name	Team	Pos	Price	TOG	JLT1	PPM
Ryan Bastinac	BL	MID	432000	32	75	1.88
Angus Brayshaw	MELB	MID	763000	69	150	1.84
Dom Sheed	WCE	MID	539000	71	136	1.61
Stephen Coniglio	GWS	MID	801000	82	147	1.57
Tom Campbell	NMFC	RUC	404000	38	70	1.52
Brett Deledio	GWS	MID	559000	41	71	1.51
Clayton Oliver	MELB	MID	792000	68	120	1.5
Tim Taranto	GWS	MID	660000	82	140	1.49
Rory Sloane	ADEL	MID	653000	67	110	1.45
Sam Menegola	GEEL	MID/FWD	716000	50	85	1.43
Jamie Macmillan	NMFC	DEF	530000	88	145	1.36
Brad Crouch	ADEL	MID	524000	75	114	1.34
Jeremy Cameron	GWS	FWD	566000	73	112	1.34
Heath Shaw	GWS	DEF	627000	78	119	1.33
Todd Goldstein	NMFC	RUC	678000	62	100	1.33
Jake Lloyd	SYD	DEF	738000	65	99	1.33
Daniel Venables	WCE	FWD	333000	46	72	1.32
Zac Williams	GWS	DEF	421000	53	80	1.32
Dom Tyson	NMFC	MID	556000	66	105	1.31
Mitch Wallis	WB	MID/FWD	595000	78	122	1.28
Paul Ahern	NMFC	MID	497000	56	87	1.28
Christian Salem	MELB	DEF	576000	72	108	1.27
Isaac Heeney	SYD	MID/FWD	658000	72	105	1.27
Scott Pendlebury	COLL	MID	738000	73	117	1.27
James Harmes	MELB	MID	603000	66	97	1.25

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THE HYPE TEAM

Pulling the data of the best value players, top scores from the weekend and points per TOG, I’ve put together a team that follows a likely structure that a coach may employ for this year.

Most of the names are definitely possibly selections, or at least on the radar. Jamie Macmillan is an exception down back and Zac Clarke as a starting ruck would be very risky. Mitch Wallis is at best a Draft special for me… don’t consider for Classic. You can’t trust what the Dogs will do.

The rookies are a mixed bunch. Players who had good numbers made the list, but there are varying degrees of job security among the group. There could have been a couple of other who warranted a look in here, but she’ll do for the purpose of this piece. What we have learned from the first weekend of the JLT is that the cash cows will be interesting this year with some of the basement ‘locks’ from a week ago not so much locked now. More on that with Fry and his Cash Cows article.

This team would have tallied up 2583 points based on these JLT1 scores having Angus Brayshaw as skipper and getting the bench choices right. There is $78k remaining in the bank.