McGrath posted 22 in Essendon's 18-point loss to Richmond at the MCG — a team capitulation he got buried in, but the numbers are now undeniable. His price has crashed from $421k to $367k and averaging 66.3 from a peak of 88.5, with cash gen bleeding at -$3,945 per week. The R10 conviction hold was the right call then; R11 changes it. Three sub-70 scores in six rounds from a player who was elite value is a structural shift, not a blip. Trade him this week — the price destruction is compounding.