LeagueNews.co | Jason Patrick
NRL Fantasy players saw big boppers shine in Round 4, with MID and EDG eligible players delivering top scores.
While the usual top performers did well, there were some surprises, with standout performances from players in less commonly-featured positions like HLF.
However, there was also some disappointing news as a big-name player suffered another injury setback.
One standout player from the round was Haas, who, despite slightly dropping from his high 2025 standards, still managed to score a solid 67 points.
This performance brings him closer to potentially becoming part of the exclusive $1m club in the near future.
Overall, the Round 4 results highlighted the importance of having a diverse range of players in different positions to maximize Fantasy points.
The nrl.com.au report emphasized the significance of MID and EDG eligible players in achieving high scores, showcasing the impact that boppers can have on a Fantasy team's success.
The report also served as a reminder that injuries are always a risk in the NRL, with even top players susceptible to setbacks that can impact Fantasy scores.
This serves as a cautionary tale for Fantasy players, urging them to consider the potential risks and rewards of selecting certain players for their team.
As the NRL season progresses, Fantasy players will need to stay proactive in managing their Fantasy rosters, making strategic decisions to adapt to changing circumstances and maximize their chances of success.
The Round 4 results were a stark reminder of the unpredictability of the NRL and the importance of staying informed and making smart choices in Fantasy team selection.