70 against Brisbane in a 41-point blowout is serviceable but not spectacular — context matters, and Geelong had their foot off the gas by the last quarter. What does matter is the trend: three consecutive above-BE rounds (71, 59, 70) after the R6 disaster confirms he has stabilised on the wing. The role change is sticking, cash gen is modestly positive at +$1,788/rd, and the community confirms the 2026 form is genuine. Hold — one more 70+ in a competitive game locks the case.
Oliver Henry
Oliver Henry
FWDJamie Cripps
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Should I trade Oliver Henry?
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Recent intel
Oliver Henry back in form vs Brisbane R10 - previously mentioned as potentially needing a break after long comeback, but performed well in this match with multiple commenters noting his improvement.
Oliver Henry ranks 4th in goals-per-game (1.46) among young AFL forwards since 2023 debut, per a community stat post with 34 comments. Widespread agreement that his 2025 dip was role-related (played out of position) and his 2026 form shows improved effort and initiative. Multiple commenters note coach needs to deploy him as a goal-kicker rather than a pressure forward.
Ollie Henry had his best game for a while in R8 vs North Melbourne, pressuring hard, tackling well, and finding ways to get involved despite only kicking 1 goal. Comments suggest deploying him more on the wing. Positive form signal.
Oliver Henry received heavy criticism after the Geelong vs Port Adelaide loss, described as "atrocious" and doing "literally nothing else" beyond occasional marking attempts. Multiple fans expressed a loss of faith in his consistency after one good season.
Oliver Henry drawing mixed opinions — coach gave post-match praise and he is averaging 1.8 goals per game (9 goals, 32nd in Coleman) but community notes a below-par game in R6 and he needs to respond better to poor performances. No major concern but some patience required.
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