Stewart posted 84 in Geelong's 54-point blowout of Collingwood — a respectable DEF score when there's no defensive work to do and the margin is settled by quarter time. He cleared his 63 BE and his R10 performance was described as his best in recent memory, dominating with multiple intercept marks early against Brisbane. There was post-game talk about a hamstring but he denied it himself, and his body language on the clip supported that. At $431.5k averaging 79 he is the premium DEF doing exactly what you paid for. Hold with conviction.
Signals1/3 · Weak alignment
Form
Stable
Trajectory
-$3k/wk
Consistency
Variable
Thomas Stewart
⚡ Cap option·Bye Rd 12
DEF
SC Avg119.5premium
Form
Break-even64↑ rising
Price$433k3wk ↑ $485k
Owned—
Value0.3poor
UNDERVALUED — 56 pts above BE. Price rising.$-3k/wk
R0
104
R1
133
R2
—
R3
120
R4
111
R5
47
R6
62
R7
115
How they compare
Thomas Stewart
DEF
Jacob Wehr
DEF
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Form
R5
47
R6
62
R7
115
R8
53
R9
84
R10
128
R4
76
R5
38
R6
61
R7
34
R8
71
R9
42
Pricing
Price$433k
Price$266k
Breakeven64
Breakeven39
Cash/wk+$-3k
Cash/wk+$-2k
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Sam Mitchell
MID
AVG94
3GM102
BKE88
PRICE$485k
Trade Mitchell → upgrade Xerri to Grundy. Frees $38k and fixes your ruck.
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