Not to mention Geelongs hella easy draw.

Interesting prospect for sure.

My biggest problem with Wells is the following

7 games, @70 over two years. at 31yo.

If he can recapture his old form, he'll be an absolute bargain, but if he does just average 70, then he makes you 80k and costs a trade.

Not that there's anything wrong with that, it's a 25ppg rise- but it is the classic midprice trap of old.

Of course, the potential 90 average is a big reward for the little risk.

Len, your structure is fairly similar to mine, so obviously I think you've spread your cash around well.

I'm not excited about the Rich pick, think that he doesn't have the same potential upside as someone like KK. Rich has been in the system for what, 7-8 years now? Doubt that he's suddenly going to break out at this stage of his career. SC plodder is what I expect from his scoring again in 2016.

Don't know anything about Wigg, have you heard some good info on him?

I think Rich is low risk, should get 80+ without fuss, a rumored switch to mids makes me hope he can go higher, but is on NAB watch.
Wigg is another defender rumored to be moving to mids, with some hope of breaking into the team early, unlikely though, he is more there to remind to keep an eye on him for round 1.

Heard the same thing about Rich before though, not going to be in my team in 2016.

Interesting where you consider the GWS value to be for SC, Shiel and possibly Pickett. I toyed with Shiel a week or so ago myself, but didn't feel comfortable with spending that much on a player I wasn't really sure about. Will need to keep watching him over pre-season, because all this Ablett injury cloud stuff could see (another) re-work of my mid-premiums.

Would probably end up taking Bontempelli over Shiel though.

I'm a fan of Rich. Very unlikely to drop his average, and a year back from his injury, should be pushing northwards.

lol No doubt, Shiel was first picked for me, I am extremely confident he will go 110+ this year.

I've had the following other giants either in the team, or very likely to be in it at this stage;
Pickett - Lock to get games this year and cheap for the talent, the concern is how early, and how well he will step up up.
Ward - Absolute can't go wrong performer, very reliable and consistent scorer, concern is I'm not sure he hasn't reached his ceiling, nor how much extra attention he gets without Treloar around.
Williams - Probably the most likely giant to breakout and go bang, my structure doesn't support him right now, but I will be still trying to get him in prior to round 1.
Shaw - Has been in all other versions, had to drop him to get Fyfe in, not a single apparent reason to believe he will decline this year.
Coniglio - Similar growth trajectory to Shiel and potentially benefits the most SC wise from Treloar leaving.
Barrett/Hopper/Kennedy - All some hope for games this year, but the reason I took Mills over Hopper in the FF draft is I think Mills will play a lot more games early. Barrett has done everything right and has more miles in the legs, I suspect he will outscore Hopper this year for total points and he is a lot cheaper.

I could probably pump the tires of at least another 10, but these are the guys I feel are most SC relevant, pre NAB.

But- will he play more than 15 games?

Nostradamus is that other guy


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Love the team!

Love the triple rookie backline. Love the mid priced triple header in the mid line.

It's like the perfect mix of my GnR team and Midpriced madness team, taking the best from both worlds.

If those picks can step up, and your premiums fire, without a doubt, you'll be in with a crack!

Only real question mark I'd raise is with Simpson- Though I think that's just me being ageist. His numbers are solid as ever.

Subject to fitness looks a good side, I'm with walesy on Simpson, Yeo is who I'd swap him for.