Round 12 Dream Teams

There were seven players who cracked double figures on NRLCEO this week, but there is only one truly worth talking about.

Rampaging Matt Scott powered his way through Origin on Wednesday night and then backed it up with his finest NRLCEO performance yet – two tries and a workhorse for 14 points.

Notable inclusions were the Semi Trailer, two dads, the Uate Partay, the trap and chips and Grevsmuhl.

Here is the rest of the team of the week:

Round 12 Dream Team

1. Brett Stewart – 6

2. Semi Radradra – 12

3. Jack Reed – 10

4. Shaun Kenny-Dowall – 10

5. Akuila Uate – 10

6. Johnathan Thurston – 7

7. Ben Hunt – 8

8. Matt Scott – 14

9. Andrew McCullough – 9

10. Ben Matulino – 5

11. Mitch Aubusson – 11

12. Chris Grevsmuhl – 10

13. Bryce Cartwright – 8

As the season progresses it is becoming harder for outsiders to crack the overall Dream Team. There are only two new faces in the team this week and one has become the overall NRLCEO MVP.

The first is the Raiders buy of the season – Blake Austin. To steal a term from the boys at This Week in League he has been an absolute revelation! Without him they would be languishing and with him in your CEO team you must be laughing as he cracks 50 points and moves into the five eighth role.

The second player has not only fought into the team, but also the overall point scoring lead! Andrew McCullough is the perfect NRLCEO player. He is a shoe in for a workhorse every week, he doesn’t play rep footy and he is handy for a try assist too. When he decides to run like this week he is a force to be reckoned with.

Overall Dream Team

1. James Tedesco – 51

2. Curtis Rona – 69

3. James Roberts – 60

4. Solomone Kata – 46

5. Alex Johnston – 56

6. Blake Austin – 50

7. Jonathan Thurston – 62

8. Josh Papalii – 59

9. Andrew McCullough – 78

10. Aiden Tolman – 56

11. Bodene Thompson – 64

12. Ethan Lowe – 60

13. Shaun Fensom – 62

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A Founder of NRLCEO. Jamie spends far more time on running the site than his own team and is therefore a perennial struggler, much to the delight of his mates. He is a former Bears, now Raiders tragic. A rangy lock who avoided running the ball at all costs, he once tackled (flopped on) John Hopoate. Web geek by day, web geek by night.

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