Just 1,476 Fantasy coaches have Westhoff in their side, but that’s likely to change after back-to-back hundreds to start the season. At just $394,800, Westhoff looks an enticing prospect in the forward line, especially given the increase in trades available in 2013.
The midfield trio of Brad Ebert, Kane Cornes and Travis Boak have all had stellar starts to the season, averaging in excess of 100 points per game and should be looked at as a trade for an underperforming elite midfielder.
Angus Monfries has proved to be a great value pick in the forward line, averaging a tick under 100 across the first two rounds, including 93 in just three quarters in Round 1. Monfries ($352,300) has dual position status, meaning he can also be switched into your midfield as cover, should you have another dual position player.
Fellow forward Chad Wingard ($249,500) had one of his best games in Power colours and stood out in Fantasy terms too, racking up 107 points to lift his average to 89 points per game. Another mid-priced option in the midfield that should be considered for those carrying an underperforming star.
The Power’s plethora of bargain buys are all performing admirably too, with Ollie Wines ($156,700) leading the way with an average of 90. Defenders Jasper Pittard, Campbell Heath and Lewis Stevenson have been solid, and with the limited rookie options down back, should be considered for a trade into your team this week.
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Top 10 – Round 2
Justin Westhoff – 154
Brad Ebert – 117
Kane Cornes – 116
Travis Boak – 116
Chad Wingard – 107
Angus Monfries – 96
Paul Stewart – 92
Matthew Broadbent – 87
Alipate Carlile – 82
Ollie Wines – 81
Top 5 – Overall
Justin Westhoff – FWD - $394,800 – 127 points per game
Brad Ebert – MID - $511,900 – 123 PPG
Kane Cornes – MID - $473,000 – 117.5 PPG
Travis Boak – MID - $431,300 – 109 PPG
Angus Monfries – FWD/MID - $352,300 – 94.5 PPG
