I like Nank too but there’s a bit too much risk there I think.
I think there’s a bad feel about him cause he dropped off a bit as the season went on last year. He scored less than 90 just once in first 9 rounds, but then he scored 90 or more just four times in the last 13 games... he also had 7 games scoring 75 or fewer. All this is not including finals data.

Natural progression should see him improve again, but how much?

I don't believe Keefe will play enough games to be the cash cow he needs to be, but than we are already going at an injury a week so could change very shortly..
Other than that I feel you have one to few mid rookies who tend to generate the most cash, and potentially one too many cloggers up forward..
Decent selections all round otherwise

I can't tell you comprehensively Len, but my take is that Weitering has more freedom to play loose where Marchbank has to stay more accountable when Weitering is in the backline. When Weitering moves up the ground more I've noticed Marchbank starts to run off his man more.

Solid side chels, the midfield looks particularly strong but obviously at the expense of some more mid-pricers than I personally would be comfortable with. Having said that I currently have loads of them that I'm slowly squeezing out.

JOM I couldn't bring myself to pick this year, the 2 Bulldogs forwards makes me wonder if they could both be worthwhile (I think I'd only risk one) and at ~400k Webster just doesn't have the upside for me. What made you pick Webster?

Thanks Iain, much appreciatwed. Picking which setup will be dominant is presumably not simple

Personally I think they should keep Weitering down back for a bit longer before they mess around too much with making him a swingman, but I guess there's probably a reason I'm not an AFL coach.

Good looking squad Mick, McDonald and Nank the only concerns for mine, and Nank is partly because I don't know what happened to him in JLT1. Stats say he had 11% TOG for 0 SC, personally I'd want to know what happened to give that stat line before I included him myself.

Good structure but I am also wondering if the GnR will be as successful this year, I just can't see there being enough rookies early on to enable it to be a winning strategy. I'll probably aim for 1 less gun and a couple of more expensive rookies than you are going for to start with myself.

Webster's SC scores in JLT didn't top his TOG %, but both of Mills' games managed to. Probably a POD type situation, but I currently have Mills myself. JLT doesn't mean much of course, but hearing from Sydney that Mills will be predominantly midfield this season too.

My current team, only 28k left in the bank and 2-3 midpricers too many for my liking.

Still tossing up between Gibbs and Cripps, Merrett and Kelly, and a fair few of the rookies.
Thoughts appreciated.

Dunks is my tip for a huge breakout this year.

I don't have the stones for it myself, but I reckon a 90+ average is on the cards.

The kid is a jet.

For a bloke with 20 career games and only 1 game last year over 80, a 30ppg jump seems mighty large to me. Any particular reason walesy or just like the cut of his jib?

Last year was an injury write off.

Before then though, crushed it in the juniors.

Crushed it in 2016 in the VFL, with a 33 touch 17 tackle game getting him a call up to the majors, where he closed out the last 10 games of the season with an average of 91.7

Pre season scores of:

114SC (104DT) off 17 touches (8 contested) and 3 goals + 7 tackles
73SC (71DT) off 11 touches (7 contested) and 1 goal + 8 tackles

I think he plays a very friendly fantasy game where he gets in and gets things done, which should see his floor stay high, even when he's not getting a huge amount of it- but also has the ability to jag a few goals and put up a few tons throughout the year.

I might be going a little early on him, but am a big fan