Collingwood just traded the greatest player in their history. I never thought I’d say it. At 38, Scott Pendlebury still averaged 83.8 in SuperCoach and 79.2 in AFL Fantasy in 2026, with 20+ disposals in 12 of his 17 games. Gold Coast aren’t buying a midfielder. They’re buying an on-field
Jesse Hogan Traded to Collingwood
Two years ago Jesse Hogan kicked 77 goals and won the Coleman. This year he averaged 55.8 in SuperCoach and 49.1 in AFL Fantasy, and GWS let him walk for next to nothing. That gap is the whole story for 2027. I break down why Collingwood needed him. Only Dan
The Western Bulldogs Secure Big (Jordan) Butts
Jordon Butts is a Western Bulldog. Here’s what it means for the Dogs’ defence, the Crows and your 2027 AFL Fantasy and SuperCoach side. How many times have we watched a monster key forward take the Dogs apart? Butts is the fix. He isn’t elite at any one thing. What
Is Kieren Briggs the early R2 in SuperCoach & AFLFantasy in 2027?
Kieren Briggs to Richmond. Is the ex-Giants ruck fantasy relevant again in 2027? Here’s my SuperCoach and AFL Fantasy verdict. Richmond needed a ruck who’s ready now and still around when the kids grow up. Toby Nankervis has been a warrior, but he’s 32. Briggs is 27, physical, built in
Lachie Neale to Collingwood: Free Agency Review
Lachie Neale is a Magpie. Here’s what it means for Collingwood, Brisbane and your 2027 AFL Fantasy and SuperCoach side. Three premierships. Two Brownlows. He’s 33 and still ranked #2 in the AFL for centre clearances, sitting behind only Matt Rowell. Now he lands at a Collingwood side that’s one
Toby Greene leaves the GWS Giants for Geelong.
Toby Greene to Geelong. Here’s what the free agency move means for the Cats, the Giants and your 2027 fantasy side. Greene, Cameron and Neale are locks in that Geelong forward line. The fascinating part is everyone else. Miers, Martin, Mannagh, Close, Wiltshire, Polkinghorne and Dangerfield can’t all play, let
Joel Amartey Joins Carlton: First Move of 2026 Free Agency
Joel Amartey to Carlton is the first move of 2026 free agency. Here’s what it means for the Blues, Swans and your 2027 side. Carlton needed another tall. Harry McKay pushing up the ground left them short in the air, and they haven’t had that contest-creating presence since Charlie Curnow
