Round 1 Hits And Misses Who Is Trending For Round 2 Afl Supercoach

Well, how did your team go in round one? There were certainly a few surprises in terms of the results. And there were also many eye opening performances that give hints into the year ahead for Supercoach. Let's take a look at a few.

Matt Rowell

A gutting injury for the young superstar, and a blow to the plans of many supercoaches early on. Not only do they need to burn a trade to move him on, but his sell price does not lend itself to an easy sideways trade. Some coaches may find themselves looking for a downgrade cash bank by considering players like Sam Berry or even a Jordan Clark.

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Patrick Dangerfield

The major sticking point for many coaches is the awkward position Dangerfield has put them in. The bump has earnt him a 3 week ban, a very uncomfortable absence for holding him. With the other forward / mid premos in Zorko, Dunkley and Dusty all firing, it may be an easy switch for those who want to pull the trigger.

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Errol Gulden

All expectations for cash cows preseason were for the like of Powell, Bruhn and Brockman, to name a few. However not many expected Gulden to score a ton. If you don't have him, it will be a priority to get him in.

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Matt Flynn

Another player that blew us away with a whopping 140pts was the GWS ruckman in his first game. He did send scares through the camp with a rolled ankle but recovered and piled on a score we'd usually associate with Gawn and Grundy. Will face Meek this week, who had the tough task of taking on Max Gawn.

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Dustin Martin

Anyone who saw the interview with Reiwoldt would have been nothing but convinced the the hunger was still their for Martin. And boy did he show it. A 150+ score that is hopefully a sign of things to come.

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Andrew McGrath

A very promising performance from the former number one pick who has been a steadily improving prospect as a premo mid. Showed all the signs that he will establish himself as a solid 100s scorers from week to week. Coaches who selected him will be satisfied.

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Sam Walsh

Most coaches look to Cripps when considering Carlton mid premos. However, it appears Walsh may be the new Supercoach king down at Carlton as he turned on a full four quarter running performance. With all the attention going to Cripps, he may just run riot in 2021.

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Tom Mitchell

Somewhat the forgotten premo in Supercoach, Mitchell showed he is back in full flight with a performance that will attract many suitors.

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Trending for Round 2

Here are the most searched players going into Round 2 Supercoach

Rank	Player	Searches
1	Nik Cox	101
2	Hayden Young	92
3	Harrison Jones	90
4	Oliver Henry	85
5	Jye Caldwell	83
6	Paddy Dow	75
7	Jarman Impey	69
8	James Rowe	65
9	Tom Powell	61
10	Tanner Bruhn	58
11	Jordan Clark	55
12	Tom Phillips	54
13	Patrick Cripps	52
14	Tim Taranto	51
15	Will Phillips	51
16	Errol Gulden	50
17	Tom Fullarton	50
18	Lachie Young	48
19	Will Day	48
20	Braeden Campbell	46
21	Jack Bowes	45
22	Jack Ziebell	45
23	Chad Warner	44
24	Josh Dunkley	44
25	Max Gawn	44
26	Tom Green	42
27	Logan Mcdonald	41
28	Luke Dunstan	41
29	Dyson Heppell	40
30	Hunter Clark	40
31	Marcus Bontempelli	40
32	Jacob Wehr	39
33	Luke Davies Uniacke	39
34	Joe Daniher	38
35	Tyler Brockman	38
36	Adam Cerra	37
37	Harry Sharp	37
38	Jayden Short	37
39	Dom Tyson	36
40	Orazio Fantasia	35
41	Zak Butters	35
42	Bailey Smith	34
43	Connor Downie	34
44	Jaidyn Stephenson	34
45	Matt Rowell	34
46	Isaac Heeney	33
47	Laitham Vandermeer	32