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Adelaide Crows ADELAIDE CROWS SAM JACOBS (Ruck) $411,700 Sharing the ruck load with Ivan Maric really hurt Jacobs’ score last week, finishing with only 50 points from 79% game time – his lowest score since his debut match for Adelaide in Round 2. I would avoid him at this stage. RORY SLOANE (Mid) $397,900 Sloane has really lifted under Mark Bickley, averaging 115 points per match under the caretaker coach – ranked No.1 at the club. He dominated last week against Geelong, finishing with a career-high 36 disposals, 17 contested possessions and 145 points. ADELAIDE CROWS TEAM AVERAGE: 1587 (14th) Player Position Price Change Games TOG% Ave. L4 18 19 20 21 Scott Thompson Mid $418,200 -$23,400 19 88% 107 92 89 70 127 80 Sam Jacobs Ruck $411,700 $50,800 16 80% 90 89 107 87 112 50 Scott Stevens Def/Fwd $391,200 $0 2 100% 90 Bernie Vince Mid $371,300 -$6,700 14 84% 88 76 25 125 70 82 Rory Sloane Mid $397,900 $31,900 15 80% 88 100 58 128 70 145 Graham Johncock Def $367,300 -$125,800 19 87% 87 82 56 103 85 83 Nathan van Berlo Mid $388,300 $11,600 19 90% 86 98 53 107 123 109 Richard Douglas Mid $357,100 -$75,100 14 79% 82 Michael Doughty Def/Mid $360,200 -$24,400 17 90% 80 93 104 69 104 96 Patrick Dangerfield Fwd/Mid $340,500 $400 19 81% 79 78 75 99 67 70 Andy Otten Def $335,700 $150,600 13 94% 78 75 57 88 73 81 Tony Armstrong Def/Mid $289,800 $0 2 83% 77 77 86 67 Brent Reilly Mid $305,400 -$58,000 18 83% 75 72 45 86 80 75 Matthew Jaensch Fwd $339,200 $41,500 13 86% 75 Ben Rutten Def $239,100 -$106,200 18 100% 71 48 41 39 63 Matthew Wright Mid $304,800 $201,200 16 80% 71 80 62 71 86 100 Ian Callinan Fwd/Mid $91,700 $0 2 80% 70 Ivan Maric Ruck $305,200 -$19,200 6 68% 69 77 79 81 71 Chris Knights Fwd $291,600 $54,100 16 81% 69 80 106 24 111 Kurt Tippett Fwd/Ruck $308,600 -$20,700 15 89% 68 40 40 Brad Symes Def $304,300 -$117,300 11 68% 67 25 25 Daniel Talia Def/Fwd $211,400 $101,200 6 93% 67 57 41 48 51 88 Luke Thompson Def $240,400 $136,800 11 94% 65 Jared Petrenko Def $326,800 $81,100 12 72% 64 72 95 78 39 75 Taylor Walker Fwd $297,900 -$2,200 10 88% 63 88 111 91 63 Richard Tambling Mid $236,000 -$58,900 9 76% 59 55 55 Ricky Henderson Def/Fwd $251,700 -$31,300 17 78% 58 60 57 61 44 76 David Mackay Mid $268,000 -$76,600 5 80% 55 74 70 77 Chris Schmidt Def $260,100 -$88,400 5 62% 53 Phil Davis Def $274,700 -$19,500 3 46% 52 Jack Gunston Fwd $211,700 $21,000 10 77% 51 49 35 84 50 25 Brodie Smith Def $196,500 $72,900 14 67% 50 41 35 76 49 3 Shaun McKernan Def/Fwd $163,600 $53,400 13 78% 50 76 76 Brodie Martin Mid $246,100 -$34,900 4 63% 45 Brad Moran Ruck $146,200 $36,000 4 70% 43 56 56 James Sellar Ruck $178,700 -$15,900 5 98% 42 Myke Cook Mid $241,100 $0 2 73% 39 Aidan Riley Mid $108,000 $4,400 3 50% 28 28 10 49 24 Jason Porplyzia Fwd $343,700 $0 1 4% 13 BRISBANE LIONS JOSH DRUMMOND (Def) $349,800 Despite his 97 points last week against Gold Coast, Drummond isn’t a defender you should be looking at, even though his price looks tempting. He is extremely injury prone and should be avoided at all costs. MATTHEW LEUENBERGER (Ruck) $479,100 Leuenberger is the best performing ruckman behind Dean Cox in the past month, averaging 129 points per match. He had a blinder last week against Gold Coast, finishing with a career-high 172 points. BRISBANE LIONS TEAM AVERAGE: 1560 (15th) Player Position Price Change Games TOG% Ave. L4 18 19 20 21 Tom Rockliff Mid $510,600 $92,400 17 80% 110 125 119 132 124 Jack Redden Mid $473,000 $102,500 19 83% 104 120 128 105 127 M Leuenberger Ruck $479,100 $146,000 19 84% 99 129 100 115 172 Simon Black Mid $449,500 -$5,500 19 80% 96 116 122 101 125 Jed Adcock Def $367,000 $34,000 17 91% 91 91 102 108 62 Daniel Merrett Def $356,800 $42,000 10 99% 86 Daniel Rich Mid $331,200 -$49,200 13 78% 85 Pearce Hanley Def $361,500 $64,100 19 88% 83 79 64 101 72 Luke Power Mid $350,000 -$75,200 18 84% 82 84 75 88 90 Mitchell Clark Ruck $347,300 -$7,100 16 86% 77 84 71 97 84 Brent Staker Fwd/Mid $365,300 -$60,900 5 87% 77 93 61 96 122 Jonathan Brown Fwd $339,500 -$135,800 10 91% 73 Ashley McGrath Def $340,000 -$29,800 18 90% 73 72 80 90 46 Cheynee Stiller Mid $326,500 -$2,200 18 88% 72 82 50 94 102 Josh Drummond Def $349,800 -$51,200 4 79% 69 97 97 James Polkinghorne Fwd $318,100 $55,300 19 80% 66 91 94 B 70 108 Todd Banfield Fwd $280,500 $19,500 17 82% 65 64 66 Y 52 74 Tom Collier Def $264,700 $34,200 7 93% 62 E Amon Buchanan Fwd $266,700 $6,800 4 55% 62 54 32 75 Broc McCauley Ruck $138,600 $46,900 3 68% 61 James Hawksley Def $277,500 -$45,400 5 78% 56 48 61 45 37 Andrew Raines Def $256,700 -$43,500 13 81% 55 53 26 55 77 Patrick Karnezis Fwd $227,600 $124,000 8 72% 55 43 67 34 27 Matt Maguire Def $235,400 -$111,500 12 91% 55 53 36 69 Sam Sheldon Mid $246,600 $42,200 13 85% 54 73 58 63 98 Ryan Harwood Mid $255,300 -$8,200 6 54% 54 Ryan Lester Def $137,100 $33,500 3 87% 51 Jared Polec Mid $182,200 $13,600 3 62% 51 Mitchell Golby Def $171,900 $68,300 5 87% 50 64 64 Joel Patfull Def $179,300 -$96,200 18 92% 48 12 20 4 Jesse O'Brien Def/Fwd $170,400 -$4,800 12 69% 47 Aaron Cornelius Fwd $248,200 -$25,300 5 66% 46 52 73 64 19 Joshua Green Mid $161,100 $57,500 5 64% 45 Matt Austin Def/Mid $194,700 -$8,000 4 79% 43 Bryce Retzlaff Def/Fwd $172,700 $62,500 9 79% 41 Niall McKeever Def $161,400 $57,800 7 93% 39 41 33 57 32 Rohan Bewick Mid $173,800 $63,600 12 58% 38 Claye Beams Mid $137,000 $33,400 5 60% 37 Josh Dyson Mid $103,600 $0 1 70% 30 30 30 CARLTON HEATH SCOTLAND (Def/Mid) $480,300 Scotland had his quietest game for the year last week against Fremantle, finishing with a season-low 17 disposals and 61 points. He returns to Etihad Stadium this week though, a venue he has averaged 111 points per match at this year – ranked second at Carlton. CHRIS JUDD (Mid) $566,900 Judd is one of the form midfielders of the competition across the past four rounds, averaging 143 points per game – ranked fourth in the AFL. He leads the competition for contested possessions and ranks second for disposals during this period. CARLTON TEAM AVERAGE: 1785 (3rd) Player Position Price Change Games TOG% Ave. L4 18 19 20 21 Chris Judd Mid $566,900 -$9,800 20 83% 120 143 197 88 163 125 Marc Murphy Mid $521,700 -$22,800 20 85% 119 124 131 138 110 118 Heath Scotland Def/Mid $480,300 $19,100 20 89% 107 109 119 121 133 61 Bryce Gibbs Def/Mid $509,600 $1,300 20 89% 105 124 128 139 104 123 Andrew Carrazzo Def/Mid $412,600 $31,300 15 84% 93 84 84 Mitch Robinson Mid $406,600 $69,600 19 78% 92 91 93 76 97 96 Kade Simpson Mid $397,900 -$87,800 20 86% 90 92 79 111 75 101 Chris Yarran Fwd $390,000 $89,200 19 84% 87 89 48 136 79 94 Robert Warnock Ruck $395,100 $96,500 16 80% 87 91 111 78 105 71 Andrew Walker Mid $347,400 $10,700 20 85% 86 87 86 67 63 131 Matthew Kreuzer Ruck $351,400 -$47,600 10 84% 83 76 94 81 81 49 Bret Thornton Def $350,200 -$5,800 17 94% 83 84 53 81 88 115 Eddie Betts Fwd $393,000 -$18,200 20 88% 81 109 139 67 113 115 Jarrad Waite Fwd $352,800 -$74,400 12 79% 78 Setanta O'hAilpin Fwd $302,100 $18,800 5 83% 77 David Ellard Mid $293,400 -$700 16 71% 76 67 11 71 114 72 Jeff Garlett Fwd $293,700 -$54,800 20 86% 74 67 65 71 65 66 Edward Curnow Mid $241,200 $133,500 12 71% 72 22 22 Jordan Russell Def $302,800 -$119,000 15 84% 72 Jeremy Laidler Def $294,500 $15,200 15 83% 72 69 70 77 64 66 Michael Jamison Def $272,900 $50,800 11 84% 69 Nicholas Duigan Def $268,800 $165,200 18 91% 68 59 41 75 72 46 Brock McLean Mid $307,400 -$4,300 4 65% 65 74 83 64 Shaun Hampson Ruck $291,800 $52,200 9 77% 65 Lachie Henderson Fwd $274,700 -$45,900 11 92% 60 65 86 68 47 60 Mark Austin Def $110,200 $0 1 95% 60 Matthew Watson Def $141,200 $37,600 3 91% 56 Simon White Def $258,600 $10,400 6 84% 55 Aaron Joseph Mid $260,200 $3,900 7 69% 55 64 61 67 Dennis Armfield Def $260,500 -$43,300 11 69% 54 74 85 34 103 Marcus Davies Def $175,500 $11,300 4 88% 49 49 61 51 16 66 Zach Tuohy Def $200,200 $96,600 9 78% 45 47 54 54 67 14 Wayde Twomey Mid $91,700 $0 2 70% 42 31 31 Kane Lucas Mid $240,300 $0 1 47% 40 Ryan Houlihan Fwd $234,400 -$190,800 6 46% 38 20 12 28 Paul Bower Def $304,500 -$68,800 3 49% 29 Rhys O'Keeffe Def $91,700 $0 1 42% 25 Andrew Collins Mid $330,900 $0 2 54% 9 COLLINGWOOD LEON DAVIS (Fwd) $491,500 Davis had the ball on a string last week against St Kilda, racking up a career-high 36 disposals and finishing with a season-high 128 points.
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