Over the past few seasons, Marcus Bontempelli has been one of the most reliable premiums for us across AFLFantasy/DreamTeam & SuperCoach. Entering into a new season, the legendary Bulldog scoring trend looks near-certain to continue.
One of the most underrated fantasy footy premiums over the past two seasons is Geelong midfielder, Cam Guthrie. With coaches clamouring to spend the megabucks on the big premiums, Guthrie looms as one of the best sneaky options in 2022.
Under a new coaching regime, plenty can change for a team. And for years of attempting to push into the midfield, Brayden Maynard looks like Craig McRae may grant his wish.
2021 didn’t go to plan for Richmond or Dustin Martin. Fresh after recovering from a lacerated kidney, he’s got something to prove and a mantle to reclaim as the best player in the AFL.
Everything went right for Christian Petracca and the Melbourne Football Club in 2021, resulting in a Norm Smith Medal and a drought-breaking premiership. The question everyone wants to know is, can CP5 continue his dominance entering into a new year?
Fantasy football coaches love to chase a breakout candidate. In 2022 can Caleb Serong elevate himself to being a premium midfielder?
Nobody is discussing or seemingly starting Jarryd Lyons. Yet, he was one of the best premiums of the year & has no signs of slowing down.
Last year Dyson Heppell flew under the radar with his consistent scoring. With him picking up defender status, he looks to be one of the most dependable premiums backs for the season.
With Bachar Houli departing the club, many fantasy football coaches expect Jayden Short to take the next step as a premium defender. But will he be able to push his average over 100 in 2021?
When Jordan De Goey finally cracked the midfield role, he showcased that he could be a regular 100+ performing player. But with some significant questions marks surrounding him, the range of outcomes is one of the largest in 2022.