I can't see that really just going by the HS SC site as I think it only takes into account current allocated positions and not previous seasons allocations but I believe you. I mean it's all season by season, changes every year depending where value lies.
Yeah and I didn't even add Hewett to the list also from last season.At this stage I see value and bigger movement/changes within the TOP 10 defenders this season (early I know) caompared to the Mids where I'm not really expecting a whole lot of change and Forwards where again those at the pointy end will probably remain there but also the benefits the value that some mid/ruck future FWD DPP will bring also makes me leave at least 3 spots clean in the forwards for later in the season.
Tooserious is a good source for the positions as they were that season. Basically Laird, Mills, Stewart, Lloyd, Crisp, Ryan, Ridley and Short were all top 11 and top 10. Dawson and Rich the other two, Dawson was well back and Rich was top 20ish.
I agree entirely, there's questions on all the defenders and I'm feeling much better about the mids and forwards.
Sinclair - New coach.
Sicily - Forward rumours refuse to die.
Stewart - Tags, tough early schedule.
Docherty - Durability, role questions.
Dawson - Tags, position?
Hurn - Age.
Saad - Breakout on low volume always a concern and where do the extra 5 points come from?
Dale - Similar to Saad really.
Witherden - Is he even best 22?
Brayshaw - Role, other players to take back their roles?
You can probably spin a few the other way but I personally have a very hard time saying any of them are underpriced or value.
Which then pushes us down to the actual guys that you can make that case for and I'd say all are similarly risky.
Basically every time I analyse guys down back I keep coming back to them not being as good an option as equivalents elsewhere, like I'd much prefer Steele to Stewart/Docherty types for example. Rozee or Taranto compared to Daicos or Young.
I just hope the rookies give me what I want.
I also think there's at least some chance that Crisp and Short, among others, may well appear as defenders at round 6 and both would also be very strong options if they did.
Last year the defenders actually felt like there were too many options and I managed to pick all the wrong ones while this year feels a lot more limited for genuine clear value options.
I actually think Youngs natural development will be moving into the midfield, thats where he excited plenty in his draft year with 3 25+ touch games in a row.
Lot more than just a half back and wouldnt be surprised if they start to explore his talents up the ground.
Could do but with his ability to get hurt I'm not sure if they'd want to throw him into the contested stuff just yet.