Cameron posted 104 in a 41-point Geelong away win over Brisbane at the Gabba — but a 41-point blowout context means you discount this. Adjusted for margin, this is a solid mid-80s performance, clearing his 68 BE and starting to claw back the cash gen that's been mildly negative all season. At $460.2k averaging 66.7, the value score is thin. Hold if you already own him; the blowout 104 is not a signal to buy in fresh.
Signals0/3 · No alignment
Form
Declining
Trajectory
-$1k/wk
Consistency
Variable
Jeremy Cameron
⚡ Cap option·Bye Rd 12
FWD
SC Avg66.7
Form
Break-even68↓ falling
Price$460k3wk ↑ $511k
Owned—
Value0.1poor
BELOW BE — 1 pts under BE. Price falling.$-1k/wk
R0
R1
107
R2
—
R3
45
R4
51
R5
87
R6
160
R7
72
How they compare
Jeremy Cameron
FWD
Daniel Mcstay
FWD
—
—
Form
R5
87
R6
160
R7
72
R8
96
R9
76
R10
104
R5
61
R6
30
R7
54
R8
67
R9
39
R10
78
Pricing
Price$460k
Price$280k
Breakeven68
Breakeven41
Cash/wk+$-1k
Cash/wk+$-3k
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Sam Mitchell
MID
AVG94
3GM102
BKE88
PRICE$485k
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