Caddy scored 74 in a 14-point away loss at GWS — a competitive road game, and 27 above his 47 BE is a solid return in a tight contest. Three consecutive above-BE games (76 R7, 94 R8, 74 R9) confirm he's found a reliable role in the Essendon forward line after the injury-disrupted start. At $319.1k with a 47 BE he's generating cash and the trend is up. Hold with conviction — the R6 avoid looks well in the rearview mirror.
Nate Caddy
Nate Caddy
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Recent intel
Brad Scott named Nate Caddy on AFL 360 as one of the core rebuild players Essendon supporters should follow, part of the 2023-24 draft class that reset the club.
Community analysis identifies Nate Caddy as a future elite forward for Essendon and one of the five clear positives of 2026 so far. Commenters call for a long-term contract extension at $1.5M+ before rival clubs can poach him at season end.
Nate Caddy praised as part of the revamped ESS forward line in R5, alongside May and Edwards. Community noted his constant running and refreshing energy. Described as part of forward unit creating pressure and repeat entries.
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