Zurhaar posted 51 in a 68-point demolition at Adelaide Oval — below his 54 BE and a stark contrast to the 98 in a competitive game last round that earned the R9 buy call. Adelaide Oval in a 68-point loss is the worst possible context for a half-back; the intercepting game simply does not fire when you are defending all night. Cash gen remains positive at +$948/wk, which softens the blow. The half-back role is still real — one disaster at Adelaide does not reverse R6 and R9. Watch — hold if you bought at the R9 call, but do not rush new money in until he bounces back in better conditions.
Signals0/3 · No alignment
Form
Declining
Trajectory
Flat
Consistency
Volatile
Cameron Zurhaar
⚡ Cap option·Bye Rd 12
FWD
SC Avg51.0
Form
Break-even54↓ falling
Price$371k3wk ↑ $409k
Owned—
Value0.3poor
BELOW BE — 3 pts under BE. Price falling.+$1k/wk
R0
—
R1
76
R2
51
R3
37
R4
45
R5
56
R6
140
R7
61
How they compare
Cameron Zurhaar
FWD
Max Gruzewski
FWD
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Form
R5
56
R6
140
R7
61
R8
69
R9
98
R10
51
R0
54
R1
35
R2
44
R3
35
R9
42
R10
36
Pricing
Price$371k
Price$198k
Breakeven54
Breakeven29
Cash/wk+$1k
Cash/wk+$0k
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MID
AVG94
3GM102
BKE88
PRICE$485k
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