We are now just days away from the first bounce of the 2021 Fantasy football season. Every year the panel sit down and share their predictions for the season. Today they share their big calls on the Midfielders. Do you agree or disagree with them?
#3 Most Relevant | Steele Sidebottom
Every year fantasy footy coaches get some new top tier DPP candidates. For 2021, Collingwood’s Steele Sidebottom joins our forward lines.
#5 Most Relevant | Patrick Dangerfield
For years Patrick Dangerfield has been a prominent feature of our fantasy football sides. With him now available to be picked in our forward lines it feels like an easy selection. But is he someone you can start with?
#6 Most Relevant | Lachie Neale
It was a perfect season for Lachie Neale and his Brisbane Lions outside of making the Grand Final. After winning a Brownlow Medal and claiming the #1 fantasy scoring mantle, coaches hope he can back it up in 2021?
#8 Most Relevant | Clayton Oliver
Over the past four years, Clayton Oliver has been one of the most durable and reliable premium midfielders. In 2020 he found another scoring gear, can he deliver another season like it in 2021?
#9 Most Relevant | Matt Crouch
Matt Crouch provided owners with a rollercoaster season. He went from being dropped by the club to being one of the top performing fantasy players in the game. What does 2021 hold for the midfield star?
#10 Most Relevant | Josh Kelly
Not many have the proven scoring history that can match it with Josh Kelly. So why is his ownership numbers so low? It’s for one simple reason.
#12 Most Relevant | Rory Laird
A midseason role change made Rory Laird one of the most prolific scoring options from defence to close out 2020. The question is, does he maintain his midfield role in a rebuild Crows lineup?
#13 Most Relevant | Matt Rowell
After the opening 4 rounds of the season, Matt Rowell was on track to deliver us the great rookie season ever. Sadly a shoulder injury put an end to that. Can he pick up from where he left off?
#14 Most Relevant | Tom Mitchell
After returning from a horrific broken leg, Tom Mitchell put together a fine season. The question is, can he get back to averaging near 130 again in 2021?
