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Big winners from the new NRL Fantasy rules Author Timestamp Share on social media (Four points for turnover tackles, intercepts, steals) This was the more eye-catching of the two major rule changes for NRL Fantasy this season, with a new scoring category that could swing individual match-ups during the year. Don't expect it to make a dramatic difference to the scoring potential of players across the season however. Under the new rule, the following players would have received the biggest increases in points per game last season: Dunamis Lui +3.76 points per game (9 turnover tackles, 7 steals ...

Predictions for the 2021 NRL season A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size With just under six weeks out from the kick-off to the upcoming NRL season, I looked into the crystal ball for 2021 and conjured up some unabashed predictions for where clubs will place after the regular season, their most valuable player (MVP), how the finals series will play out, the Dally M recipient and Dally M team of the year. Ladder (after 25 rounds) Club MVP: Harry Grant The benchmark club in Australian sport, the Melbourne Sto...

If you have an answer, you likely have a great buy.   * Where do Jordan Riki and Tesi Niu fit in? Both are cheapies, both are set for starting spots and both are in the top 30 most popular players. Riki is hoping to take David Fifita's back row spot. Niu has been called Brisbane's "best fullback prospect since Darren Lockyer", but has been training mainly in the right centre spot vacated by Kotoni Staggs (ACL). * Is Anthony Milford fit and firing? The former KFC SuperCoach stud starts at his cheapest ever price following a horror year where he averaged just 34 - half the output of his ...

Five questions ahead of the NRL season A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size Here are some question I hope the upcoming NRL season will answer. How will the Storm fare in the post-Cameron Smith era? Albeit not confirmed, I think it’s fair to assume the Storm will be without their champion number nine for the 2021 season. Arguably the best player to ever play the game, it will be interesting to see how the Storm deal with it. It’s not as if they aren’t used to greats retiring. Cooper Cronk and Billy Slat...