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Round 19 Dream Teams

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Looking at the best performances each week to determine the Team of the Week and using the player’s season totals to determine the overall Dream Team for 2016 on a week by week basis.

Round 19 Team of the Week:

NRLCEO Team of the Week Round 19 2016

We’ve had some surprise entries for Player of the Week including Cameron McInnes, Tyrone Phillips and Ricky Leutele but this one takes the cake as the best of them all! Bunty Afoa (14) played just his second NRL game of all time over the weekend and scored his first ever NRLCEO points. Not just one point though, he scored 14 points through two tries, two line breaks and a workhorse. Take a bow son.

In equal first place, but losing out on the tie break due to less SuperDraft points, was Corey Oates (14). It was his second two try or more performance for the year and takes his season tally to 12 tries, equal to his total for last year.

Sharks winger Sosaia Feki (13) wasn’t far off the pace either. He’s having his best ever NRLCEO season with 68 points from 12 tries, one try assist, ten line breaks and five metre eaters. He’s now the 13th ranked winger in the competition.

Titans tall man Nene Macdonald (12) equalled his highest ever NRLCEO score with 12 points. He previously scored 12 in Round 24 last season and has eight tries for the year this year. Majority from kicks where he is proving very lethal.

Rounding out the double digit scores was Tyrone Peachey (10) and youngster Connor Watson (10) who showed an amazing turn of pace. Why did the Roosters sign Keary again?

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NRLCEO Score

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SuperDraft Score
1. Darius Boyd 9 9.6
2. Corey Oates 14 11.6
3. Tyrone Peachey 10 10.1
4. Nene Macdonald 12 10.0
5. Sosaia Feki 13 10.3
6. Connor Watson 10 9.9
7. Chad Townsend 7 8.5
8. Bunty Afoa 14 14.2
9. Nathan Peats 8 9.1
10. Ben Matulino 8 6.0
11. Chris McQueen 9 10.2
12. Tohu Harris 9 9.9
13. Paul Gallen 6 4.1

 

Note: points are based on tries (4), workhorses (4), double workhorses (8), try assists (2), line breaks (1), line break assists (1), metre eaters (2),  double metre eaters (4), field goals (1), 40/20’s (1), sin bins (-2) and send offs (-4)

 

Overall Dream Team:

NRLCEO Dream Team Round 19 2016

Each week we will accumulate the points for each player to come up with the Overall Dream Team for 2016.

The Tedesco train has been taken over! And I can’t believe it. Ben Barba (106) has overtaken the flying Tiger after yet another masterful display of try assists against the Chooks.  As you can see from his graph below his form has taken off in the last two weeks and he has been slowly building all year. He now has 11 tries, 12 try assists, 10 line breaks, 10 line break assists and nine metre eaters – a fantastic display of consistency across the park.

Ben Barba Graph

Shaun Johnson (92) is an interesting new entry to the Dream Team. I’ve heard many people saying that he hasn’t had a great season, but from an NRLCEO perspective his 92 points has been a typical Shaun Johnson rollercoaster.

Tohu Harris (92) makes his way back into the Dream Team for the fourth time this year after Elliott Whitehead was on the bye. Now that Will Chambers is back his place in the back row should be safe which is great news for CEOs leading into the finals.

After Ben Barba’s surprise entry into the NRLCEO century club we also had another worker silently make his way into the team too. Aiden Tolman (104) raised the bat with little fuss as he generally does. He is 3rd on the front rowers list and won’t be able to catch the leaders with his limited attacking stats. We are still waiting on the hooker race between Cameron Smith (98), Mitch Rein (97), Jake Friend (97) and Josh Hodgson (94) as well as Trent Merrin (91) and Jordan Rapana (91) to join the club.

 

Here is the full Dream Team after nineteen rounds:

1. Ben Barba (106) – NEW
2. Jordan Rapana (91)
3. Cameron Munster (85)
4. Jarrod Croker (82)
5. Tom Trbojevic (88)
6. Anthony Milford (116)
7. Shaun Johnson (92) – NEW
8. James Graham (132)
9. Cameron Smith (98)
10. Ryan James (120)
11. Trent Merrin (91)
12. Tohu Harris (92) – NEW
13. Sam Burgess (106)

 

Note: points are based on tries (4), workhorses (4), double workhorses (8), try assists (2), line breaks (1), line break assists (1), metre eaters (2),  double metre eaters (4), field goals (1), 40/20’s (1), sin bins (-2) and send offs (-4)

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JB

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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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.