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EPISODE · Feb 1, 2026 · 30 MIN

#18 Most Relevant | Brodie Grundy

from Coaches Panel | Fantasy AFL Podcasts · host Coaches Panel

Brodie Grundy comes in at #18 in the 50 Most Relevant countdown, and few players spark more debate in fantasy circles right now.In this episode, MJ Want is joined by Jordox to unpack Grundy’s resurgence, his elite scoring ceiling, and the growing uncertainty surrounding ruck scoring heading into the 2026 AFL Fantasy and SuperCoach season.The discussion breaks down:Grundy’s renaissance after leaving Collingwood and MelbourneWhat last season’s numbers tell us about his current scoring profileHow new rule changes could directly impact ruck scoringWhy high-end rucks carry more risk than everDraft-day decision-making for premium ruck optionsThe importance of early-season visibility before committing tradesHealth, durability, and how much risk is acceptable at the top endRather than framing Grundy as a lock or a fade, this episode focuses on probability, downside protection, and structure-based drafting especially in a year where ruck strategy may define league outcomes.If you’re weighing whether to pay up for a premium ruck or wait and react, this conversation provides the context you need.

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