The 2024 AFL season is just about to start and setting your fantasy team up for success is critical.Â
2024 AFL Fantasy – Top 25 players ranked ($300K or below) by @aflratingsPete.
Analysis includes: Salary, opportunity, value and scoring ability.
1. Ryley Sanders
Average: Strong
Best 22: Strong
Will get multiple opportunities to play through the midfield at the Bulldogs this year.Â
2. Colby McKercherÂ
Average: Strong
Best 22: Strong
A half-back role should provide a strong scoring output.
3. Harley ReidÂ
Average: Moderate-Strong
Best 22: Strong
Will play through the midfield and across half-back in his AFL first season.
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4. Darcy Wilson
Average: Moderate-Strong
Best 22: Strong
Will find plenty of scoring opportunities with his speed and endurance working from a wing into F50.
5. Caleb Windsor
Average: Moderate-Strong
Best 22: Moderate-Strong
Classy outside midfielder that can also hit the scoreboard.
6. Jhye ClarkÂ
Average: Moderate-Strong
Best 22: Moderate-Strong
Clark will get opportunities through the Geelong midfield this season.Â
7. Charlie Lazzaro
Average: Moderate-Strong
Best 22: Moderate-Strong
Will get some looks through the midfield but will also spend time forward.Â
8. Jeremy Sharp
Average: Moderate-Strong
Best 22: Moderate-Strong
Has been identified to play a wing role in his first season at Fremantle.Â
9. Josh Fahey
Average: Moderate-Strong
Best 22: Moderate
Has no problem finding the ball on the outside and behind the ball.Â
10. Cooper Simpson
Average: Moderate
Best 22: Moderate-Strong
Will likely spend most of the season forward.
11. Clay HallÂ
Average: Moderate-Strong
Best 22: Moderate-Strong
Will find plenty of ball as an inside midfielder. Currently injured to start the season.Â
12. Daniel Curtin
Average: Moderate
Best 22: Moderate
Will eventually find his place in the team as a defender in his first AFL season.Â
13. Zane Duursma
Average: Moderate
Best 22: Moderate-Strong
Classy forward that can hit the scoreboard.Â
14. Josh Sinn
Average: Moderate-Strong
Best 22: Moderate
Injuries have restricted the early part of his career. Can find the ball and add speed on the outside and from D50. Â
15. Kai Lohmann
Average: Moderate
Best 22: Moderate
Opportunities may be available for Lohmann as an outside type player that can play forward at Brisbane this season.Â
16. Karl Worner
Average: Moderate
Best 22: Moderate
Worner is set for a role in defence this season.Â
17. Bailey Laurie
Average: Moderate
Best 22: Moderate
Could get an early season look in the team but will play as a forward connector.
18. Arie Schoenmaker
Average: Moderate-Strong
Best 22: Moderate
Has a strong intercept marking game.Â
19. Aaron Cadman
Average: Moderate
Best 22: Moderate
Spots are tight in the forward line at the Giants. Cadman is building nicely as a key forward target.Â
20. Kane McAuliffeÂ
Average: Moderate
Best 22: Moderate
Has the ability to play as an inside midfielder but also has future half-back traits.
21. Hugo GarciaÂ
Average: Moderate
Best 22: Moderate
Has seen decent usage through the midfield over pre-season. Might be a nice surprise.
22. Shaun MannaghÂ
Average: Moderate
Best 22: Moderate
Has some tricks to his game. Likely to be initially used as small forward option. Spots are tight for that role to start the season at Geelong.Â
23. Matt RobertsÂ
Average: Moderate
Best 22: Moderate
A role in defence may provide decent fantasy scoring opportunities.Â
24. Jakob RyanÂ
Average: Moderate
Best 22: Moderate
A role across half-back should provide decent scoring opportunities. May have to be patient for an opportunity in the team.Â
25. Josh Gibcus
Average: Moderate
Best 22: Strong
Injury interrupted 2023 season for Gibcus. He’s certainly in the best 22 at Richmond.Â
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