Once again the Giants have lost a handful of quality players to raids from opposition list managers and yet have somehow still put together a team that should be capable of contending for the flag again – and full of players that are highly relevant for your fantasy teams across all the formats.
#10 Most Relevant: Josh Kelly
Josh Kelly is one of the most enjoyable players available for fantasy coaches to own. The question is, will 2019 be a turn of injury luck for this elite midfielder?
#11 Most Relevant: Clayton Oliver
Ever since he burst onto the AFL scene, it was clear he was set to become a fantasy beast for many years. 2019 looms as just another year of points scoring dominate for Clayton Oliver.
#12 Most Relevant: James Sicily
When he players he’s one of the best defenders going around, but will injuries, suspensions and taggers impact him fantasy season?
#13 Most Relevant: Patrick Cripps
He’s one of the most dominant midfielders in the league and worth every single cent. The dilemma is, can you upgrade to him or will he burn you if you wait?
Round Table: Gold Coast
The Suns have lost a lot of star power again over the off-season but have also recruited some handy types to rebuild the club. Is this the year that they start to turn things around? However it plays out, there is some serious value to be picked for our teams across all the formats.
#14 Most Relevant: Matt Crouch
He’s shown over many years he’s capable fantasy premium, but does the younger Crouch have another level up in his output?
Round Table: Geelong
The Cats have delivered us a swathe of amazing Fantasy, DreamTeam & SuperCoach options over recent history and the trend appears set to continue with many relevant names again for season 2019.
#15 Most Relevant: Dan Hannebery
2018 saw one of the biggest falls from grace from this once fantasy premium. Will a new club and a new year see him rebound to his best?
#16 Most Relevant: Nat Fyfe
Nobody doubts his fantasy scoring pedigree, but there seem to be plenty of questions about how many games he plays. For me I think Nat’s going back to his Brownlow best!