Brayshaw dropped 129 in Fremantle's 124-point belting of North Melbourne — garbage time inflates the number, but four consecutive above-BE scores (81, 99, 93, 129) and the sell thesis that dominated mid-season is completely buried. His 86 average against an 80 BE at $473.4k finally represents legitimate premium-tier value. Cash gen still leaking at -$2,879/wk which means the price keeps drifting down, but the scoring output is so far above the curve right now that the math is about to flip. Hold with conviction — do not trade a player in this kind of form.
Signals2/3 · Partial alignment
Form
Improving
Trajectory
-$3k/wk
Consistency
Consistent
Andrew Brayshaw
⚡ Cap option
MID
SC Avg111.0premium
Form
Break-even80↑ rising
Price$543k3wk ↑ $636k
Owned—
Value0.2poor
UNDERVALUED — 31 pts above BE. Price rising.$-3k/wk
R0
—
R1
47
R2
122
R3
95
R4
120
R5
73
R6
65
R7
106
How they compare
Andrew Brayshaw
MID
Dylan Stephens
MID
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Form
R10
99
R11
93
R12
117
R13
129
R15
111
R16
131
R10
66
R11
40
R13
65
R14
99
R15
78
R16
76
Pricing
Price$543k
Price$368k
Breakeven80
Breakeven54
But this is generic. Your team changes everything.
Sam Mitchell
MID
AVG94
3GM102
BKE88
PRICE$485k
Trade Mitchell → upgrade Xerri to Grundy. Frees $38k and fixes your ruck.
Your personalised recommendation
Read the latest SuperCoach thought pieces and player intel — grounded in prices, form, and community signal — before you pull the trigger on Andrew Brayshaw.