Did you have a good week?
Many teams hit form again, but some just had too many injuries and suspensions to deal with.
Coaching pleasers:
5. Adam Goodes 148 - It's the perfect time to snap up Goodsey. Because he's officially back, and his performance against the Lions was brilliant.
4. Steve Morris 81 - Morris was carried down to the rooms in the second quarter with a shoulder problem and only on 25 SC points (and with many coaches relying on his score due to the absence of Waters and Goddard), but he thankfully returned and produced a decent score.
3. Matthew Pavlich 175 - We all know that Pav is capable of these sorts of days. Six goals and a B.O.G.
2. Cyril Rioli 159 - Even though it was against the Giants, Rioli owners will certainly take this, let's hope he can string a few decent scores together.
1. Sam Jacobs 146 - A massive 61 hit-outs from the Saucy Jacobs, and a Showdown medal to go with it. Jacobs is really starting to hit his straps at the business end of the season.
Many teams hit form again, but some just had too many injuries and suspensions to deal with.
Coaching pleasers:
5. Adam Goodes 148 - It's the perfect time to snap up Goodsey. Because he's officially back, and his performance against the Lions was brilliant.
4. Steve Morris 81 - Morris was carried down to the rooms in the second quarter with a shoulder problem and only on 25 SC points (and with many coaches relying on his score due to the absence of Waters and Goddard), but he thankfully returned and produced a decent score.
3. Matthew Pavlich 175 - We all know that Pav is capable of these sorts of days. Six goals and a B.O.G.
2. Cyril Rioli 159 - Even though it was against the Giants, Rioli owners will certainly take this, let's hope he can string a few decent scores together.
1. Sam Jacobs 146 - A massive 61 hit-outs from the Saucy Jacobs, and a Showdown medal to go with it. Jacobs is really starting to hit his straps at the business end of the season.
2nd highest score of the year (215 SC)
Coaching Disappointments:
5. Scott Selwood 63 (10.8%) - The West Coast midfielders must have carved up! Priddis 170, Cox 215, Selwood? Especially against the Roos, many expected more.
4. Jonathan Brown 49 (4.5%) - Just when we thought Browny was back into form, he was shut down by a relative bogey side of his, Sydney.
3. Steve Johnson 0 (11.1%) - Thanks for nothing, Steve. A late withdrawal (for the Gold Coast match) left many coaches with a donut.
2. Patrick Ryder 79 (14.0%) - Most of the Bombers had a bad day against the Saints, but Ryder proved that he is still lacking that consistency.
1. Greg Broughton 52 (7.8%) - Has been serviceable in the last few months, but 52 just isn't enough from the premium players.
Coaching Pleaser of the Year - Twitter nominations:
@Tigerwhite1977 - Zorko for me. Just keeps going up and Up. Solid performer.
@SoggyE - Beau Waters... Until now...
@Moodie21 - big Ivan "the mullet" Maric from the start of the season!!!
@thurbonator - I was canned by my mates at the start of the year for having Mitch golby, but I've just watched him go up, and up, and up!
@dylanrspencer - David Hale has been great as a Ruck/FWD swinger!
@Coddrington - has to be Zorko. However the way I'm going he'll get injured or suspended this round.
@cluffdog - Sloane has been great for me. Chose him on a whim and has payed off
@PeterRendina - definitely Toby Greene; just keeps getting better and better.
Star of the Week
Dean Cox - 215 SuperCoach points
Who else? He wasn't on much more than 100 at three-quarter-time and had a super-human last quarter, including three marks in the last four minutes.