Quaynor responded to his R9 soft score (50) with 94 in Collingwood's tight 6-point loss to Sydney at the SCG — a genuine performance in a contested away game with every score counting. That's 38 above his 56 BE and exactly the bounce the R9 pattern predicted. At $383.2k averaging 102.5, he remains elite DEF value and one of the best-priced premiums in the backline. Hold with full conviction — the variance is noise, the average is the story.
Signals2/3 · Partial alignment
Form
Improving
Trajectory
Flat
Consistency
Consistent
Isaac Quaynor
·Bye Rd 12
DEF
SC Avg102.5premium
Form
Break-even56↑ rising
Price$383k3wk ↑ $432k
Owned—
Value0.1poor
UNDERVALUED — 47 pts above BE. Price rising.+$1k/wk
R0
90
R1
85
R2
—
R3
66
R4
45
R5
111
R6
44
R7
90
How they compare
Isaac Quaynor
DEF
Luke Nankervis
DEF
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Form
R5
111
R6
44
R7
90
R8
95
R9
50
R10
94
R3
39
R5
60
R6
27
R10
58
Pricing
Price$383k
Price$229k
Breakeven56
Breakeven34
Cash/wk+$1k
Cash/wk+$0k
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.
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