sam jacobs rory sloane team average: 1617...

SAM JACOBS Jacobs has cracked the ton in both games this year returning scores of 102 and 105 points respectively. He has attended the sixth-most ruck contests of any ruckman in the AFL after the first two rounds, recording the seventh most hit-outs to advantage.

(Ruck) $546,300

RORY SLOANE Sloane has been a consistent performer against Port Adelaide since 2010, averaging 107 points per game – ranked third at the club. He finished with 21 disposals, 10 contested possessions, six inside 50s, one goal and three score assists when these sides last met in Round 15 last year.

(Mid) $567,700

ADELAIDE CROWS

Player Position Price Games TOG% Ave. 1 2

Scott Thompson Mid $591,000 2 87% 116 91 140

Sam Jacobs Ruck $546,300 2 91% 104 102 105

Richard Douglas Mid $430,400 2 81% 95 91 99

Rory Sloane Mid $567,700 2 90% 95 89 100

Josh Jenkins Fwd/Ruck $363,300 2 83% 88 70 105

Patrick Dangerfield Mid $636,000 2 85% 85 63 107

Graham Johncock Def/Fwd $334,400 1 82% 85 85

Brad Crouch Mid $115,900 1 79% 85 85

Matthew Wright Fwd/Mid $475,300 2 86% 82 102 61

Brent Reilly Def $494,200 2 91% 76 72 80

Matthew Jaensch Def $324,800 2 83% 76 71 80

Nathan van Berlo Mid $411,500 2 90% 72 71 73

Ben Rutten Def $280,200 2 93% 71 42 99

Luke Brown Def $135,500 2 65% 71 44 97

Jason Porplyzia Fwd $430,000 2 60% 67 74 59

Andy Otten Def $276,500 2 84% 66 88 43

Taylor Walker Fwd $536,000 2 97% 65 91 39

David Mackay Mid $405,000 2 87% 65 64 66

Jared Petrenko Fwd $355,300 2 79% 63 45 80

Ricky Henderson Def/Fwd $314,100 2 83% 58 63 53

Bernie Vince Mid $452,900 2 80% 50 51 48

Daniel Talia Def $273,400 2 89% 45 32 57

Brodie Martin Def $281,400 1 37% 30 30

Ian Callinan Fwd $372,400 1 60% 27 27

TEAM AVERAGE: 1617 (11th)

MATTHEW LEUENBERGER If Leuenberger’s body can hold up then he looms as one of the biggest bargains of the year. He returned to the side last week and took it right up to Sam Jacobs, finishing with 11 disposals, 32 hitouts (nine to advantage) and 101 points.

(Ruck) $301,100

PEARCE HANLEY Hanley had a blinder last week against Adelaide, racking up 160 points – the third-best return of any player on the round. His ball use was one area of his game that shone, hitting the target with 24 of his 30 disposals, while his hard running also a strength, finishing with a combined 10 inside 50s/rebound 50s.

(Def) $485,200

BRISBANE LIONS


Pearce Hanley Def $485,200 2 83% 122 83 160

Tom Rockliff Fwd/Mid $520,500 2 83% 116 122 109

Ryan Lester Def $327,200 1 96% 111 111

Matthew Leuenberger Ruck $301,100 1 80% 101 101

Brent Moloney Mid $362,400 2 83% 98 100 95

Daniel Merrett Def/Fwd $412,200 2 98% 93 79 106

Mitchell Golby Def $406,600 2 94% 79 78 79

Jack Redden Mid $550,100 2 83% 74 65 82

Dayne Zorko Fwd/Mid $535,000 2 83% 72 64 79

Daniel Rich Mid $485,800 2 80% 69 61 77

Elliot Yeo Def $310,300 2 90% 66 59 72

Joel Patfull Def $340,700 2 96% 64 61 67

Joshua Green Fwd $320,600 2 84% 62 65 58

Jed Adcock Def $482,300 2 92% 61 60 61

Rohan Bewick Fwd $291,600 2 80% 60 76 44

Stefan Martin Fwd/Ruck $377,700 2 85% 60 61 58

Andrew Raines Mid $307,500 1 79% 59 59

Billy Longer Ruck $280,300 1 80% 55 55

Aaron Cornelius Fwd $256,200 1 82% 47 47

Matt Maguire Def $391,300 1 46% 43 43

James Polkinghorne Mid $307,600 2 87% 41 12 69

Claye Beams Mid $355,100 2 59% 40 33 47

Jonathan Brown Fwd $418,100 2 90% 37 40 33

Patrick Karnezis Fwd $262,200 2 48% 34 60 8

Ashley McGrath Def/Fwd $387,000 2 82% 31 40 22


JEFF GARLETT Garlett starred last week against Collingwood, finishing with 20 disposals, eight tackles, nine inside 50s, three goals, four score assists and 131 points. With fellow small forward Eddie Betts expected to miss a further three matches through injury, Garlett’s importance cannot be underestimated.

(Fwd) $391,300

HEATH SCOTLAND Scotland returns to the line-up this week after serving a two week club-imposed suspension. The timing couldn’t be any better as he comes up against Geelong, a team he has averaged 120 points per match against since 2010 – clearly ranked No.1 at the club.

(Def/Mid) $535,600

CARLTON


Bryce Gibbs Def/Mid $509,800 2 82% 118 150 86

Matthew Kreuzer Ruck $494,100 2 89% 111 113 109

Jeff Garlett Fwd $391,300 2 85% 104 77 131

Andrew Walker Fwd/Mid $423,400 2 95% 104 137 70

Chris Judd Mid $558,300 2 78% 99 106 91

Marc Murphy Mid $602,900 2 82% 98 104 92

Shaun Hampson Fwd/Ruck $378,200 1 91% 84 84

Michael Jamison Def $316,700 2 98% 82 84 80

Kane Lucas Mid $217,400 2 83% 78 63 93

Kade Simpson Mid $501,300 2 86% 76 78 74

Eddie Betts Fwd $427,800 1 89% 74 74

Andrew Carrazzo Mid $517,800 2 79% 74 83 64

Chris Yarran Def $362,000 2 80% 70 54 85

Lachie Henderson Def/Fwd $355,100 2 93% 69 65 72

Sam Rowe Fwd/Ruck $115,900 1 81% 65 65

Tom Bell Mid $310,200 1 69% 55 55

Dennis Armfield Fwd/Mid $343,400 2 88% 54 59 48

Zach Tuohy Def $289,500 2 93% 52 50 53

Nicholas Duigan Def $315,300 1 96% 51 51

Brock McLean Mid $568,600 2 47% 51 67 35

Mitch Robinson Fwd/Mid $474,700 2 56% 48 20 75

Marcus Davies Def $173,900 1 88% 39 39

Joshua Bootsma Def $225,800 2 91% 37 56 18

Jeremy Laidler Def $288,900 1 67% 30 30

Aaron Joseph Def $267,900 1 45% 26 26

Levi Casboult Fwd $311,400 2 84% 20 19 21


HEATH SHAW Shaw has posted some decent scores against Hawthorn since 2009, averaging 106 points per game – ranked fourth at the club. He finished with 22 disposals, five rebound 50s, five tackles and 106 points in the last H&A meeting between the two sides in Round 17 last year.

(Def) $541,300

SAM DWYER Dwyer finished with 23 disposals, 14 contested possessions, one goal and 110 points last week against Carlton. His price should sky-rocket this week, however he could find himself out of the side with Dale Thomas and Alex Fasolo both pushing for selection.

(Fwd/Mid) $96,200

COLLINGWOOD


Scott Pendlebury Mid $667,300 2 85% 141 160 121

Steele Sidebottom Mid $568,400 2 86% 124 116 131

Dane Swan Mid $675,300 2 86% 120 136 103

Jamie Elliott Fwd $326,000 2 86% 110 60 159

Quinten Lynch Fwd $363,000 2 94% 103 91 114

Heath Shaw Def $541,300 1 81% 100 100

Heritier O'Brien Def $380,600 2 88% 95 97 93

Tyson Goldsack Fwd $343,200 2 90% 93 108 78

Jarryd Blair Fwd/Mid $473,800 2 82% 93 86 99

Travis Cloke Fwd $436,300 2 96% 86 92 79

Sam Dwyer Fwd/Mid $96,200 2 68% 80 49 110

Nick Maxwell Def $395,900 2 92% 78 88 67

Marty Clarke Def $352,800 2 83% 75 53 97

Jack Frost Def $96,200 1 87% 72 72

Ben Reid Def $348,400 2 78% 70 58 82

Alan Toovey Def $333,700 2 91% 67 85 48

Ben Sinclair Fwd $275,200 2 78% 66 65 67

Jordan Russell Def $266,000 2 89% 64 43 84

Josh Thomas Mid $115,900 1 65% 62 62

Brent Macaffer Fwd $128,000 2 87% 52 44 60

Ben Johnson Mid $301,400 2 60% 48 36 59

Darren Jolly Ruck $518,700 2 43% 45 89 1

Nathan J. Brown Def $259,700 2 100% 37 36 38

Paul Seedsman Mid $239,300 1 50% 21 21


BRENT STANTON Stanton averaged 26 more points locally compared to interstate last season – the biggest differential of any Essendon player. One of these appearances was against Fremantle at Patersons Stadium in Round 13, finishing with 28 disposals, five clearances, seven tackles and 88 points.

(Mid) $559,700

DYSON HEPPELL Heppell was one of several Essendon players that dominated last round, amassing 36 disposals, of which 23 were won in the first half. He also generated six clearances and six inside 50s and chipped in to score two goals – one of nine multiple goalscorers for the Bombers.

(Def/Mid) $450,000

ESSENDON


Ben Howlett Mid $447,500 2 82% 146 164 127

Jobe Watson Mid $647,200 2 86% 144 121 166

Brent Stanton Mid $559,700 2 88% 123 117 128

Dyson Heppell Def/Mid $450,000 2 83% 111 73 149

Tom Bellchambers Ruck $459,100 2 85% 108 71 144

Brendon Goddard Def/Mid $541,500 2 84% 108 86 129

Courtenay Dempsey Def $418,400 2 90% 104 124 84

Stewart Crameri Fwd $420,000 2 62% 92 44 139

Michael Hibberd Def $395,100 2 93% 90 90 90

David Myers Def $352,500 2 77% 90 91 89

Dustin Fletcher Def $438,700 2 96% 86 85 86

Alwyn Davey Fwd $334,900 2 80% 83 95 70

Michael Hurley Fwd $391,300 2 91% 77 55 99

Jake Melksham Mid $319,600 2 80% 77 77 76

Heath Hocking Mid $350,800 2 87% 72 93 50

Jake Carlisle Def $338,600 2 97% 71 65 77

Patrick Ryder Fwd/Ruck $564,300 2 82% 71 54 88

David Zaharakis Mid $472,900 2 39% 66 28 103

Jackson Merrett Mid $137,000 2 82% 65 71 58

Mark Baguley Def $315,100 2 93% 61 31 91

Cale Hooker Def $394,700 2 99% 56 63 49

Nicholas Kommer Mid $109,500 2 55% 46 70 21

TEAM AVERAGE: 1941 (1st)

NATHAN FYFE Fyfe was Fremantle’s top ranked player last week against the Western Bulldogs courtesy of his 127 points. His opening term was his most prolific, collecting eight disposals, six contested possessions, one goal and 59 points.

(Mid) $498,800

MATTHEW PAVLICH Matthew Pavlich is starting to hit his straps and a game against Essendon is just what could ignite his year. He has averaged 102 points per match against the Bombers in his past five outings – ranked fourth at the club.

(Fwd) $593,900

FREMANTLE


Michael Barlow Mid $509,500 2 87% 121 144 97

Nathan Fyfe Mid $498,800 2 81% 112 96 127

Jonathon Griffin Ruck $491,400 2 78% 109 116 102

David Mundy Mid $477,300 2 73% 105 126 84

Danyle Pearce Def/Mid $458,800 2 72% 101 130 71

Stephen Hill Mid $432,600 2 81% 95 120 70

Michael Walters Fwd $404,600 2 80% 95 90 100

Nick Suban Def $276,400 2 76% 91 120 62

Chris Mayne Fwd $431,600 2 90% 91 120 61

Paul Duffield Def $496,700 2 95% 86 80 91

Hayden Crozier Fwd $219,400 1 81% 85 85

Tendai Mzungu Mid $427,300 2 86% 81 57 105

Matthew Pavlich Fwd $593,900 2 86% 78 60 96

Luke McPharlin Def $426,300 2 96% 78 55 100

Kepler Bradley Fwd $379,400 2 84% 69 58 79

Clancee Pearce Mid $487,400 2 83% 68 69 66

Lee Spurr Def $367,700 2 95% 67 83 51

Matthew de Boer Fwd/Mid $457,100 2 87% 62 48 75

Michael Johnson Def $478,400 2 94% 56 49 62

Hayden Ballantyne Fwd $396,500 1 70% 52 52

Ryan Crowley Mid $312,000 2 87% 48 75 21

Zac Dawson Def $265,500 2 97% 34 29 38

Cameron Sutcliffe Mid $232,700 2 18% 20 5 35


PAUL CHAPMAN Chapman has started strongly with scores of 120 and 114 points from his two games. He was one of several Cats player to lift in the final term last round against North Melbourne, recording eight disposals, one goal and 79 points.

(Fwd/Mid) $535,600

MARK BLICAVS Blicavs can expect to have an extended stay in Geelong’s line-up with both Hamish McIntosh and Dawson Simpson listed as ‘indefinites’ on the club’s injury list. As the only rookie ruckman currently playing, he has returned 57 and 56 points respectively so far.

(Mid/Ruck) $115,900

GEELONG


Joel Selwood Mid $629,500 2 88% 133 126 140

Jimmy Bartel Fwd/Mid $527,400 2 98% 123 88 157

Paul Chapman Fwd/Mid $535,600 2 86% 117 120 114

Joel Corey Mid $409,700 1 89% 97 97

Taylor Hunt Mid $347,200 2 86% 91 97 85

Andrew Mackie Def $425,100 2 88% 87 107 67

Corey Enright Def $502,400 2 91% 86 85 87

James Podsiadly Fwd $393,100 2 89% 86 106 65

Mathew Stokes Fwd $348,100 2 58% 86 93 78

Tom Hawkins Fwd $508,800 2 91% 84 77 91

James Kelly Mid $553,200 1 85% 84 84

Steven Motlop Fwd $329,400 2 86% 72 74 69

Allen Christensen Fwd/Mid $427,700 2 76% 70 65 75

Mitchell Duncan Mid $429,100 2 85% 69 87 50

Jared Rivers Def $394,200 1 90% 64 64

Travis Varcoe Fwd/Mid $268,900 2 83% 62 61 63

Harry Taylor Def $465,000 2 96% 61 78 44

Billie Smedts Fwd $259,900 2 83% 57 77 36

Mark Blicavs Mid/Ruck $115,900 2 71% 57 57 56

Josh Caddy Mid $329,300 2 76% 53 33 72

Tom Lonergan Def $316,400 2 95% 52 37 67

Jordan Murdoch Def $306,100 1 83% 41 41

Trent West Ruck $406,900 2 73% 33 36 30

Mitchell Brown Fwd $233,600 1 55% 20 20

George Horlin-Smith Mid $198,000 1 10% 5 5


CHARLIE DIXON Dixon has been the bolter after two rounds racking up scores of 130 and 123 points, but the question remains, can he keep it up? Sharing his time between the ruck/forward line, he leads the Suns for scoreboard impact and ranks equal No.1 for disposals inside 50 alongside Gary Ablett.

(Def) $393,300

DAVID SWALLOW Swallow’s early season form suggests that he will breakout this year – his third season in the AFL system. He was outstanding in the wet last week against the Swans, collecting 21 disposals, of which 17 were won in a contested manner. He also generated seven clearances and applied an equal team-high eight tackles.

(Mid) $418,200

GOLD COAST SUNS


Gary Ablett Mid $740,500 2 93% 139 178 99

Charlie Dixon Def $393,300 2 90% 127 130 123

David Swallow Mid $418,200 2 77% 105 89 120

Jaeger O'Meara Mid $115,900 2 85% 96 72 120

Michael Rischitelli Mid $358,900 2 88% 91 78 103

Jarrod Harbrow Def $414,500 2 84% 88 93 83

Thomas Murphy Def $293,200 2 84% 80 69 90

Jack Hutchins Def $115,900 1 66% 78 78

Dion Prestia Mid $422,700 2 84% 77 70 84

Matthew Warnock Def $352,900 2 91% 67 58 76

Harley Bennell Mid $521,900 2 87% 63 73 53

Brandon Matera Fwd $357,800 2 62% 62 50 74

Joel Wilkinson Def $171,200 2 95% 61 68 54

Rory Thompson Def $283,400 2 95% 61 95 26

Matthew Shaw Def $317,600 2 79% 60 61 58

Steven May Def/Fwd $343,100 2 92% 59 60 57

Greg Broughton Def/Fwd $441,900 1 96% 57 57

Aaron Hall Fwd $322,400 2 82% 54 41 67

Zachary Smith Ruck $374,900 2 80% 54 73 35

Luke Russell Def $324,500 2 81% 53 59 46

Sam Day Fwd $226,900 2 86% 44 55 33

Jared Brennan Def $418,000 2 43% 44 72 15

Karmichael Hunt Mid $310,900 2 63% 41 25 56


LACHIE WHITFIELD Whitfield was important in the first term last week against Port Adelaide, recording eight disposals, three score involvements and 45 of his team-high 100 points. Expected to play at least 15 games this year, the Giants will rest him at various stages throughout the year.

(Mid) $199,500

ADAM TRELOAR Treloar was GWS’s top ranked player when he last came up against the Saints in Round 22 last season with 109 points. He hit the target with 85% of his 20 disposals, while he also chipped in to score two goals.

(Mid) $445,000

GWS GIANTS


Dylan Shiel Mid $403,500 2 81% 105 117 92

Dean Brogan Ruck $367,400 2 86% 101 102 99

Stephen Coniglio Mid $406,200 2 87% 98 101 95

Adam Treloar Mid $445,000 2 84% 92 113 71

Callan Ward Mid $570,100 2 91% 90 89 91

Tim Mohr Def $352,700 2 92% 84 96 71

Jonathan Giles Ruck $498,900 2 87% 84 85 82

Lachie Whitfield Mid $199,500 2 87% 75 49 100

Tomas Bugg Def $369,800 2 88% 73 70 76

Jonathon Patton Fwd $242,300 2 86% 71 63 79

Toby Greene Mid $506,300 2 82% 65 45 85

Liam Sumner Mid $217,200 2 82% 64 82 46

Devon Smith Fwd/Mid $339,200 2 85% 62 70 54

Jeremy Cameron fwd $333,700 2 87% 58 46 70

Tom Scully Mid $424,700 2 88% 57 67 47

Rhys Palmer Mid $374,200 1 86% 53 53

Phil Davis Def $387,400 2 89% 52 58 46

Stephen Gilham Def $279,100 2 73% 49 36 61

Curtly Hampton Def/Fwd $300,300 2 88% 47 64 29

Adam Kennedy Def $285,400 2 87% 46 38 53

Lachlan Plowman Def $189,500 2 78% 43 56 30

Will Hoskin-Elliott Fwd/Mid $264,800 2 47% 40 69 11

Taylor Adams Mid $400,900 1 23% 8 8


GRANT BIRCHALL The fact that Matt Suckling is out injured this year could play in Birchall’s hands. An important ball-carrier from defence, if his first two matches are anything to go by then he is set for a huge year – posting scores of 122 and 126 points. Get on board!

(Def) $506,400

CYRIL RIOLI Rioli is on track to average three figures this season for the first time in his career. Collecting 114 and 120 from his first two games, he has been at his dangerous best, booting five goals to rank third at the club for scoreboard impact.

(Fwd/Mid) $527,300

HAWTHORN


Sam Mitchell Mid $592,600 2 90% 138 141 134

Grant Birchall Def $506,400 2 81% 124 122 126

Cyril Rioli Fwd/Mid $527,300 2 81% 117 114 120

Luke Hodge Mid $459,500 1 79% 103 103

Jordan Lewis Fwd/Mid $513,400 2 85% 91 98 83

Lance Franklin Fwd $618,000 2 91% 89 62 116

Ryan Schoenmakers Def $365,300 2 95% 88 74 101

Brent Guerra Def $440,100 2 82% 88 109 66

Max Bailey Ruck $286,500 2 75% 86 68 103

Luke Breust Fwd $458,900 2 85% 85 72 98

Shaun Burgoyne Def/Mid $439,800 2 81% 83 96 70

Brad Sewell Mid $542,700 2 63% 81 88 73

Isaac Smith Mid $384,100 2 85% 77 69 85

Jarryd Roughead Fwd/Ruck $554,800 2 90% 74 58 89

David Hale Fwd/Ruck $511,600 2 87% 71 70 72

Paul Puopolo Fwd $314,200 2 84% 70 104 36

Ben Stratton Def $324,700 2 95% 65 75 54

Bradley Hill Mid $152,000 2 75% 64 56 71

Josh Gibson Def $420,700 2 98% 63 63 63

Shane Savage Mid $297,800 2 59% 46 66 26

Liam Shiels Mid $375,900 2 88% 43 24 61

Jack Gunston Fwd $381,600 1 84% 35 35

Jed Anderson Mid $115,900 2 56% 32 17 46


COLIN SYLVIA Sylvia, like the entire Melbourne side last week had a game to forget, managing only seven disposals, of which one was recorded after half time. He is set to fall drastically in price so the best course of action would be to trade him out this week, with Travis Cloke and Dustin Martin possible replacements at a similar price.

(Fwd/Mid) $433,400

JEREMY HOWE Classified as a forward, Howe has had to cover plenty of territory to win the ball this season, winning 27 of his 34 disposals in the defensive half. His ability to read the play has stood out, ranking No.1 at the club for intercept marks.

(Fwd) $423,400

MELBOURNE


Jeremy Howe Fwd $423,400 2 89% 106 95 116

Jack Grimes Def $472,400 2 85% 101 122 80

James Frawley Def $406,100 2 98% 91 64 117

Nathan Jones Mid $521,500 2 87% 85 89 80

Jack Viney Mid $109,500 2 71% 83 117 49

Jordie McKenzie Mid $351,300 1 76% 80 80

Colin Garland Def $385,500 2 96% 79 66 91

Mark Jamar Ruck $395,500 2 86% 77 93 60

Lynden Dunn Def/Fwd $344,500 1 91% 76 76

Cameron Pedersen Def/Ruck $278,200 1 94% 65 65

Dan Nicholson Def $386,200 2 89% 60 74 46

Aaron Davey Fwd $335,100 1 86% 59 59

Tom McDonald Def $391,900 1 98% 58 58

Matt Jones Mid $109,500 2 78% 57 65 48

Dean Terlich Def $109,500 1 95% 56 56

Mitchell Clark Fwd $449,900 2 75% 53 61 44

Jack Watts Def/Fwd $460,100 2 78% 51 48 53

Colin Sylvia Fwd/Mid $433,400 2 86% 47 73 21

Shannon Byrnes Fwd $230,100 2 82% 46 53 38

David Rodan Mid $376,100 2 52% 40 65 15

Jack Trengove Mid $400,800 1 80% 37 37

Tom Gillies Def $271,400 2 98% 37 33 40

James Sellar Def/Fwd $331,400 2 88% 33 31 35

Jimmy Toumpas Mid $184,500 2 76% 25 25 24

Luke Tapscott Def $279,000 1 74% 24 24

Sam Blease Fwd/Mid $292,900 2 49% 19 16 21


SCOTT D. THOMPSON Thompson had plenty of work to do in defence against Sydney in Round 4 last season, finishing with 21 disposals, 13 intercept possessions and five intercept marks. His tally of 125 points was a team-high return and 23 more than the next best Kangaroos player.

(Def) $469,800

AARON MULLETT Mullett was a worthy NAB Rising Star nominee last round after his 122 point display against Geelong. Playing as a running defender, he finished with 21 disposals (86% disposal efficiency), six tackles, six rebound 50s, one goal and 122 points.

(Mid) $279,100

NORTH MELBOURNE


Andrew Swallow Mid $585,100 2 83% 124 137 111

Todd Goldstein Ruck $497,900 2 100% 113 121 105

Aaron Mullett Mid $279,100 2 92% 113 103 122

Scott McMahon Def $421,300 1 89% 100 100

Ryan Bastinac Mid $407,800 2 74% 99 87 111

Scott D. Thompson Def $469,800 2 98% 92 86 98

Jack Ziebell Mid $434,100 2 74% 90 81 98

Daniel Wells Mid $529,700 2 82% 88 107 68

Drew Petrie Fwd $506,100 2 100% 75 59 91

Shaun Atley Def $380,400 2 91% 74 55 93

Ben Cunnington Mid $412,800 2 64% 73 98 47

Lindsay Thomas Fwd $396,500 2 81% 71 72 70

Sam Gibson Mid $411,100 2 78% 71 52 89

Leigh Adams Fwd/Mid $442,600 2 79% 62 48 75

Robbie Tarrant Fwd $324,200 2 100% 61 64 57

Nathan Grima Def $468,200 2 96% 60 57 62

Michael Firrito Def $392,500 2 96% 58 82 33

Liam Anthony Mid $483,900 2 44% 55 30 80

Lachlan Hansen Fwd $332,700 2 94% 55 77 32

Jamie MacMillan Mid $334,900 2 86% 53 44 61

Ben Jacobs Def $309,200 2 44% 37 45 28

Keiran Harper Fwd $275,500 2 63% 32 43 21

Sam Wright Def $395,700 1 87% 26 26


JASPER PITTARD Pittard’s ability to hit targets coming out of defence has been a major strength in his game this year, recording a disposal efficiency of 85% – the best return of any Port Adelaide player. Expect him to enjoy a decent price rise after his next match.

(Def) $128,000

KANE MITCHELL After starting with the green vest in both his matches, Mitchell’s price won’t rise as much as other midfield cash cows such as teammate Oliver Wines. If you have some money up your sleeve, I suggest trading Mitchell out for the latter as he has greater job security.

(Mid) $126,200

PORT ADELAIDE


Kane Cornes Mid $499,000 2 92% 145 166 123

Justin Westhoff fwd $430,700 2 92% 132 100 163

Chad Wingard Mid $276,500 2 87% 116 87 145

Travis Boak Mid $481,500 2 84% 116 109 123

Brad Ebert Mid $535,300 2 91% 108 116 100

Angus Monfries Fwd/Mid $356,700 2 77% 107 112 102

Jay Schulz Fwd $432,700 2 85% 100 134 66

Jasper Pittard Def $128,000 2 83% 92 93 91

Matthew Broadbent Mid $451,900 2 85% 92 72 111

Oliver Wines Mid $169,500 2 74% 88 125 51

Alipate Carlile Def $336,500 1 91% 85 85

Hamish Hartlett Def/Mid $489,000 2 68% 81 123 38

Lewis Stevenson Def $115,900 2 92% 80 66 93

Paul Stewart Fwd $346,200 2 95% 79 78 80

Campbell Heath Def $115,900 2 96% 78 70 85

Cameron O'Shea Def $168,500 2 78% 72 65 79

Jake Neade Fwd/Mid $115,900 2 80% 72 57 86

Jackson Trengove Def $366,500 2 93% 68 70 65

Matthew Lobbe Ruck $378,700 2 76% 62 60 64

Andrew Moore Mid $291,400 1 74% 54 54

Thomas Jonas Def $290,700 2 95% 53 45 61

Jarrad Redden Ruck $372,200 2 75% 41 53 29

Kane Mitchell Mid $126,200 2 25% 14 13 15

TEAM AVERAGE: 1862 (2nd)

TRENT COTCHIN Cotchin has led the Richmond charge in the opening two rounds, returning a pair of 119’s. The one area of his game that has let him down though has been his ball use, recording a disposal efficiency of only 52% – the worst return of the top 50 ball-winners in the league.

(Mid) $622,100

BRANDON ELLIS Over 8,000 coaches have jumped on Ellis this year in the hope that he can establish himself in Richmond’s side. It is clear after two rounds that he still has work to do, involved in substitutions in both games so far, returning a pair of 35’s along the way.

(Def) $300,100

RICHMOND


Trent Cotchin Mid $622,100 2 81% 119 119 119

Brett Deledio Mid $624,100 2 86% 115 116 114

Ivan Maric Ruck $606,900 2 91% 109 112 106

Jack Riewoldt Fwd $485,900 2 97% 105 71 138

Luke McGuane Fwd $391,200 2 100% 94 101 87

Reece Conca Mid $376,300 2 80% 94 75 113

Dustin Martin Fwd/Mid $473,500 2 81% 89 85 92

Shane Tuck Mid $613,400 2 85% 83 107 58

Shaun Grigg Mid $521,200 2 82% 81 69 92

Tyrone Vickery Fwd $282,400 2 80% 77 94 59

Alex Rance Def $464,800 2 92% 76 104 47

Ricky Petterd Fwd $240,800 1 83% 75 75

Shane Edwards Fwd $431,500 2 90% 74 79 69

Bachar Houli Def $444,800 2 92% 72 77 66

Troy Chaplin Def $459,800 2 82% 71 43 99

Daniel Jackson Mid $381,000 2 82% 71 94 48

Jake King Fwd $329,100 2 87% 69 55 82

Chris Newman Def $412,000 2 76% 67 62 71

Ben Griffiths Def $254,400 1 98% 61 61

Jake Batchelor Def $363,800 2 85% 61 72 49

Steven Morris Def $350,800 2 90% 45 25 65

Brandon Ellis Def $300,100 2 44% 35 35 35

Dylan Grimes Def $416,700 1 66% 32 32

Robin Nahas Fwd $375,500 1 17% 24 24


NICK DAL SANTO Dal Santo was the top ranked Saints player when he last came up against the Giants in Round 22 last year – scoring a team-high 135 points. He finished with 24 disposals, five clearances, five inside 50s and five tackles.

(Mid) $544,800

SAM FISHER Fisher made his return from injury last week against Richmond and finished with 69 points. He struggled away from home last season, averaging 24 more points per match at home compared to interstate – the biggest differential of any St Kilda player.

(Def) $444,100

ST KILDA


Ben McEvoy Ruck $557,400 2 90% 115 99 130

Clinton Jones Mid $409,500 2 88% 111 106 116

Nick Riewoldt Fwd $513,100 2 91% 105 99 111

Leigh Montagna Mid $530,700 1 83% 98 98

Jarryn Geary Def $394,100 2 87% 96 144 48

David Armitage Mid $460,100 2 70% 96 113 79

Lenny Hayes Mid $547,400 2 75% 95 111 79

Nick Dal Santo Mid $544,800 2 84% 90 84 96

Jack Steven Mid $480,800 2 80% 84 89 78

Dylan Roberton Def $254,100 2 92% 83 76 90

Sam Gilbert Def $387,800 2 90% 81 66 96

James Gwilt Def $339,800 1 91% 77 77

Rhys Stanley Fwd $345,500 2 85% 77 79 75

Farren Ray Mid $368,700 1 86% 76 76

Sean Dempster Def $463,300 1 92% 71 71

Sam Fisher Def $444,100 1 93% 69 69

Terry Milera Fwd $337,400 2 86% 68 78 57

Arryn Siposs Fwd $316,600 2 77% 65 96 33

Jason Blake Def $397,600 2 94% 59 74 44

Beau Wilkes Fwd $283,000 2 89% 53 57 49

Adam Schneider Fwd $367,800 1 28% 46 46

Ahmed Saad Fwd $325,700 2 81% 46 35 56

Stephen Milne Fwd $371,400 2 90% 43 56 30

Jack Newnes Mid $299,600 2 81% 34 31 37

Tom Hickey Ruck $308,200 1 57% 28 28

Trent Dennis-Lane Fwd $208,000 1 26% 0 0


KIEREN JACK Besides Josh Kennedy, no other Sydney player has scored more points than Jack this season. He looks set to eclipse his 2012 average of 112 points per match, with scores of 116 and 130 points already to his name.

(Mid) $601,400

DANE RAMPE Rampe was the Round 1 bolter this year, like teammate Harry Cunningham was in 2012. Considering the Swans have first-round draftees Tom Mitchell and Jed Lamb waiting in the wings, he may not get too many more opportunities at senior level. Trade him out this week.

(Mid) $96,200

SYDNEY SWANS


Josh P. Kennedy Mid $643,000 2 82% 128 147 108

Kieren Jack Mid $601,400 2 84% 123 116 130

Jarrad McVeigh Mid $526,000 2 88% 117 89 144

Luke Parker Mid $379,500 2 73% 115 96 133

Mike Pyke Ruck $410,200 2 89% 113 104 121

Ryan O'Keefe Mid $555,400 2 82% 113 107 118

Daniel Hannebery Mid $439,700 2 84% 96 85 107

Shane Mumford Ruck $486,900 2 90% 94 116 72

Andrejs Everitt Fwd $275,500 1 71% 86 86

Jude Bolton Fwd/Mid $501,300 2 85% 82 76 87

Nick Malceski Def $404,100 2 89% 81 87 75

Adam Goodes Fwd $479,900 2 91% 74 98 49

Heath Grundy Def $399,300 2 99% 72 92 52

Ben McGlynn Fwd $375,800 2 80% 72 73 71

Ted Richards Def $417,300 2 99% 71 81 60

Rhyce Shaw Def $389,300 2 75% 71 81 60

Sam B. Reid Fwd $319,600 2 95% 66 67 64

Nick Smith Def $358,200 2 88% 64 67 60

Lewis Jetta Fwd/Mid $427,300 2 85% 51 37 65

Lewis Roberts-Thomson Def/Fwd $296,000 2 90% 49 52 46

Dane Rampe Mid $96,200 1 59% 43 43

Martin Mattner Def $332,000 2 75% 42 50 33

Tony Armstrong Def $244,100 1 16% 12 12

Craig Bird Fwd/Mid $388,400 1 14% 12 12


ANDREW GAFF Opposition sides have targeted Gaff this year with great success, with Liam Shiels restricting him to only four disposals from the 43 minutes they were matched up last round. This week’s game against Melbourne could not have come at a better time for the promising youngster.

(Mid) $483,500

MATT PRIDDIS Priddis dominated the stoppages last week against Hawthorn, generating a round-high 16 clearances (six from centre bounces). He also won 26 disposals and 21 contested possessions on his way to 113 points.

(Mid) $588,300

WEST COAST EAGLES


Beau Waters Def $536,500 2 86% 110 117 103

Dean Cox Fwd/Ruck $600,700 2 89% 107 96 118

Josh J. Kennedy Fwd $299,600 2 91% 106 109 103

Matt Priddis Mid $588,300 2 89% 100 86 113

Mark LeCras Fwd $369,200 1 63% 91 91

Chris Masten Mid $478,600 2 88% 90 87 93

Sam Butler Def $391,500 1 86% 86 86

Josh Hill Fwd $388,200 2 86% 84 63 104

Shannon Hurn Def $488,800 2 87% 83 99 67

Luke Shuey Mid $553,100 2 83% 79 56 102

Scott Selwood Mid $556,700 2 81% 78 81 74

Jack Darling Fwd $406,100 2 89% 72 75 69

Brad Sheppard Mid $296,900 2 82% 58 47 68

Andrew Gaff Mid $483,500 2 89% 57 66 47

Darren Glass Def $353,400 2 88% 55 59 51

Jamie Cripps Mid $245,200 2 87% 55 78 32

Ashton Hams Fwd $330,100 2 67% 54 87 21

Andrew Embley Mid $283,600 2 54% 49 23 74

Will Schofield Def $383,700 2 93% 48 66 29

Ashley Smith Def $289,900 1 89% 45 45

Adam Selwood Def $283,900 2 85% 44 27 60

Callum Sinclair Fwd/Ruck $112,200 1 80% 41 41

Eric MacKenzie Def $345,100 1 54% 33 33

Mitchell J. Brown Def $189,900 1 86% 28 28

Scott Lycett Fwd $206,000 1 82% 27 27

Bradd Dalziell Mid $252,500 1 42% 23 23


ADAM COONEY Cooney’s tally of 31 disposals last week against Fremantle was only the third time since 2011 that he has exceeded the 30 mark. He looks to be rejuvenated after his best pre-season for some time, ranking equal-fourth at the club for points scored.

(Mid) $405,100

WILL MINSON Minson is the No.1 ranked ruckman in the AFL after the first two rounds, scoring 40 more points than any other player in the competition. He has attended the second-most contests of any player and has recorded the third-best winning percentage of that group.

(Ruck) $508,800

WESTERN BULLDOGS


Will Minson Ruck $508,800 2 89% 135 126 143

Tom Liberatore Mid $444,400 2 87% 132 130 133

Ryan Griffen Mid $567,400 2 83% 114 138 89

Adam Cooney Mid $405,100 2 88% 106 87 124

Brett Goodes Mid/Def $128,200 2 86% 106 113 98

Daniel Cross Mid $527,800 2 86% 101 99 102

Luke Dahlhaus Fwd $448,800 2 82% 92 97 86

Robert Murphy Def $453,000 2 86% 87 106 68

Mitch Wallis Mid $467,200 2 68% 86 89 83

Tory Dickson Fwd $374,200 2 84% 76 118 34

Daniel Giansiracusa Fwd $395,600 2 83% 75 116 33

Tom Young Def $238,500 2 86% 74 78 69

Shaun Higgins Fwd $425,200 2 84% 73 97 48

Liam Picken Mid $388,600 2 93% 72 74 70

Jason Johannisen Def $256,800 2 80% 70 81 58

Dale Morris Def $277,600 2 95% 69 73 64

Clay Smith Mid $276,200 2 55% 67 23 111

Jordan Roughead Def/Fwd $354,600 2 91% 58 69 46

Liam Jones Fwd $269,800 2 91% 54 55 53

Nick Lower Mid $379,500 2 81% 51 46 55

Koby Stevens Mid $176,600 2 46% 45 59 30

Ayce Cordy Fwd/Ruck $243,400 2 82% 43 62 23

TEAM AVERAGE: 1778 (3rd)

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