Young managed 62 away as WCE lost to Melbourne by 32 — technically above his 50 BE but wholly unimpressive in the context of a heavy loss with 16 disposals and no goals. This is the same pattern that has played out all season: occasional above-BE scores followed by sub-50 outings, averaging 55.8 with cash gen negative at -$1,235/round. The sell calls from R5 through R8 remain valid. He is not at AFL level and his home team keeps getting beaten by margins that suppress his ceiling. Sell this week.
Signals1/3 · Weak alignment
Form
Stable
Trajectory
Flat
Consistency
Variable
Tylar Young
·Bye Rd 12
DEF
SC Avg65.0
Form
Break-even51↑ rising
Price$348k3wk ↑ $401k
Owned—
Value0.2poor
UNDERVALUED — 14 pts above BE. Price rising.$-1k/wk
R0
—
R1
74
R2
36
R3
69
R4
39
R5
53
R6
59
R7
89
How they compare
Tylar Young
DEF
Anthony Caminiti
DEF
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Form
R5
53
R6
59
R7
89
R8
77
R9
62
R10
90
R1
70
R2
4
R7
19
R8
32
R9
35
R10
43
Pricing
Price$348k
Price$199k
Breakeven51
Breakeven29
Cash/wk+$-1k
Cash/wk+$-6k
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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