Langdon posted 63 in Melbourne's 39-point home win over Hawthorn — just scraping past his 61 BE in a game where Melbourne had a 39-point winning platform and garbage time to spare. After the R9 122 which was his season peak, this is a significant regression. He's cleared his BE by a whisker and cash gen is barely positive at $1,262/wk. The ceiling is real but the floor is unreliable. Hold for now, but two consecutive soft scores and the sell conversation starts.
Signals1/3 · Weak alignment
Form
Declining
Trajectory
+$1k/wk
Consistency
Variable
Ed Langdon
⚡ Cap option·Bye Rd 12
MID
SC Avg79.3solid
Form
Break-even61↑ rising
Price$416k3wk ↑ $464k
Owned—
Value0.3poor
UNDERVALUED — 18 pts above BE. Price rising.+$1k/wk
R0
—
R1
47
R2
103
R3
66
R4
53
R5
64
R6
112
R7
87
How they compare
Ed Langdon
MID
Hamish Davis
MID
—
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Form
R5
64
R6
112
R7
87
R8
67
R9
122
R10
63
R5
59
R6
50
R7
43
R8
65
R9
55
R10
74
Pricing
Price$416k
Price$279k
Breakeven61
Breakeven41
Cash/wk+$1k
Cash/wk+$3k
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MID
AVG94
3GM102
BKE88
PRICE$485k
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