Harrison Graham has the starting hooker role again after scoring 47 there last week, and with no sign of Jeremy Marshall-King as he continues to battle a shoulder injury, the rookie could be a handy pick up at just $269k. His return bumps Valynce Te Whare out of the 17. With less involvement than at fullback, it may make The Hammer a sell in coming weeks, but for now he's a hold and hope. Only Nicho Hynes has a better last three game average than Scott Drinkwater's 78.3 and he's a great WFB option.ĭolphins v Panthers, Sunday at Kayo Stadiumĭolphins: Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow is set to back up from Origin, but it's in the centres which is bad news for his Fantasy owners.

The equation is simple with Valemei, when he scores he's a great WFB option, with a pair of 66s in those games, and when he doesn't he's a stay away, having scored 23 in both his games this year when he hasn't scored. Dean Matterson – the younger brother of Eels forward Ryan – has earned a place on the bench and will be added to Fantasy this week.Ĭowboys: Semi Valemei keeps his spot on the wing ahead of Kyle Feldt, who is again the 18th man. Jake Trbojevic made a successful return to action in Round 18, but his scores are just below him being someone to consider at this stage. DCE scored 74 in his last game, but that was with a try-scoring double, and in the three games prior to that he'd averaged 41.3, which is well below a keeper score. Sea Eagles: Daly Cherry-Evans is set to back up after playing for Queensland mid-week, but his owners have a big decision to make, with his Fantasy prospects falling in recent times. Sea Eagles v Cowboys, Saturday at 4 Pines Park

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