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Draftkings AFL: Round 12 Saturday Cheat Sheet Written by  Helpful Links: The midseason byes have begun so less teams will be playing for the next few weeks and only three games are available in this Saturday slate. Absent from our options are the top six teams on the ladder, and only two teams enter Round 12 after winning their previous game. The team to watch is Essendon if they can turn their two-game winning streak into three and Richmond stand in their way to that goal and a place in the top eight. Elsewhere, Collingwood feature a deeper lineup for fantasy than reality with a few useful...

Essendon Round 5 review A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size Well that was unfortunate. The Bombers were able to play an out-of-sorts Brisbane Lions back into form but it remains to be seen how profound the implications of last night’s match are in a disrupted 2021 season for the Bombers. The Bombers played as well as a drenched dog, that is to say that they stunk. Without further ado here are my take always from the Round 5 match between Essendon and Brisbane. 1. The third top-ten pick makes his debut

Essendon's Round 3 review A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size So I have noticed a trend of late on The Roar, that is people writing reviews or re-caps or their favourite team’s performance, such as the fine work by the Sports Bloke regarding Collingwood Magpies, or Jacob Walton’s work with the suddenly resurgent Adelaide Crows. So I have decided to try my hand at this, and I intend to do so for every Essendon game remaining this year (come hell or high-water). So without further ado let us begin.

Trade and draft review: Bombers succession planning A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size The Essendon Bombers spent the entire trade period in 2019 flying evasive manoeuvres trying to keep hold of Joe Daniher, only to drop him cold and take the early compensation pick in 2020 free agency, ironically at the same value of Carlton’s pick from 2019 that caused such dramas for Sydney and the Gold Coast. On the first day of the second trade window, the Bombers landed a home-grown replacement for Daniher in Peter...