Cheap AFL Fantasy Onballers
If you are trying to find extra money for your fantasy team, sell one of your bench centre players who has increased in value for one of these much cheaper options. Some of the players below will cement a starting spot in their AFL teams soon, while others may need an injury to open up an unexpected spot.
David Armitage: The Saints are gone, nearly, and they will have to play their first round pick. While he has played three games, he didn't have a lot of playing time and is still cheap in fantasy leagues as his price only went up a smidgeon.
Tom Hislop: He might have been an emergency once this season, it was expected that he would have debuted by now. Stanton has been a bit hobbled, and Hislop could play his role if Stanton doesn't play. There are a couple of other players who might be dropped for Hislop too.
Daniel Connors: All the young players at Richmond who are fit enough to play should get a run this season.
Simon Buckley: He nearly played last week, so as the Demons still have a few players out injured Buckley might play soon.
Brad Howard: He has not done a lot in the games he has played, it could be due to the amount of playing time he gets and that would be expected to increase.
John Hinge: He already played a game, and like too many of the Crows he got hurt. He wasn't bad for fantasy points in that game, so there is some potential.
Kieran Jack: The Swans know he can fill a role for them, so he could play a bit more this year if injuries hit.
Chris Schmidt: They are naming him, but so far he only gets a few minutes of play until he returns to their bench.
Garry Moss: Hawthorn is probably too deep among their onballers for him to get a lot of games, but he might add to his game he played earlier in the year.
Daniel Nicholls: He played one game this season, might play more.
Martin Clarke: He has impressed a lot of people at Collingwood and they could give him a game soon.
Daniel O'Keefe: Their luck with injuries might have run out, so he might play later in the year,
Beau Muston: It might be next year that he helps fantasy teams, Hawthorn has a settled lineup at the moment.
Sharrod Wellingham: Could only be an injury or two away.
Robert Eddy: Another long-term injury at St Kilda and he could be elevated right from the rookie list to their starting 18.
Nathan Djerrkura: Right now Geelong are too healthy, and playing too well, for him to get a look. But things change and if a couple of smaller players go down then Djerrkura would be considered by the Cats.
Ryley Dunn: Might have been named as an emergency earlier in the year.
Josh P Kennedy: It's a surprise that he hasn't played for Hawthorn yet, so expect a few games in the second half of the year.
Ross Young: He was a good player for them, after they elevated him into their main squad, so they might give him another go.
Shaun Grigg: Missed time with an injury but could have a good second half to the year.
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David Armitage: The Saints are gone, nearly, and they will have to play their first round pick. While he has played three games, he didn't have a lot of playing time and is still cheap in fantasy leagues as his price only went up a smidgeon.
Tom Hislop: He might have been an emergency once this season, it was expected that he would have debuted by now. Stanton has been a bit hobbled, and Hislop could play his role if Stanton doesn't play. There are a couple of other players who might be dropped for Hislop too.
Daniel Connors: All the young players at Richmond who are fit enough to play should get a run this season.
Simon Buckley: He nearly played last week, so as the Demons still have a few players out injured Buckley might play soon.
Brad Howard: He has not done a lot in the games he has played, it could be due to the amount of playing time he gets and that would be expected to increase.
John Hinge: He already played a game, and like too many of the Crows he got hurt. He wasn't bad for fantasy points in that game, so there is some potential.
Kieran Jack: The Swans know he can fill a role for them, so he could play a bit more this year if injuries hit.
Chris Schmidt: They are naming him, but so far he only gets a few minutes of play until he returns to their bench.
Garry Moss: Hawthorn is probably too deep among their onballers for him to get a lot of games, but he might add to his game he played earlier in the year.
Daniel Nicholls: He played one game this season, might play more.
Martin Clarke: He has impressed a lot of people at Collingwood and they could give him a game soon.
Daniel O'Keefe: Their luck with injuries might have run out, so he might play later in the year,
Beau Muston: It might be next year that he helps fantasy teams, Hawthorn has a settled lineup at the moment.
Sharrod Wellingham: Could only be an injury or two away.
Robert Eddy: Another long-term injury at St Kilda and he could be elevated right from the rookie list to their starting 18.
Nathan Djerrkura: Right now Geelong are too healthy, and playing too well, for him to get a look. But things change and if a couple of smaller players go down then Djerrkura would be considered by the Cats.
Ryley Dunn: Might have been named as an emergency earlier in the year.
Josh P Kennedy: It's a surprise that he hasn't played for Hawthorn yet, so expect a few games in the second half of the year.
Ross Young: He was a good player for them, after they elevated him into their main squad, so they might give him another go.
Shaun Grigg: Missed time with an injury but could have a good second half to the year.
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