LeagueNews.co | Nick Loken
The third round of the NRL season saw Payne Haas shine with an impressive triple-digit score, solidifying his status as a Fantasy football winner.
On the other hand, Nathan Cleary's misfortune left many Fantasy owners feeling the sting of disappointment.
In addition to Haas, there were several other players who emerged as Point of Difference (POD) picks, with one player managing an impressive mid-70s score despite being in only a few teams.
Haas's standout performance with a massive 106 points not only boosted his own Fantasy team but also rewarded the 17.6 percent of teams who had chosen him as their captain.
This stellar display has cemented Haas's reputation as a key player to watch, with an outstanding 90.7-point average heading into Round 4.
nrl.com.au highlighted Haas's exceptional form, stating, "Payne Haas continued his incredible start to the season by registering the first triple-digit score of 2025."
In contrast, Cleary's struggles in Round 3 had a significant impact on Fantasy teams, leaving owners feeling the pain of his underwhelming performance.
The article did not provide details on Cleary's exact score but suggested that his outing was enough to cause widespread disappointment among Fantasy managers.
Overall, Round 3 of the NRL season was a mixed bag for Fantasy football players, with Haas emerging as a clear winner with his exceptional form and impressive scores.
Meanwhile, Cleary's misfortune served as a reminder of the unpredictable nature of Fantasy sports and the highs and lows that come with selecting players for a team.
As the season progresses, Fantasy owners will need to stay vigilant and adapt their strategies to ensure they have the best chance of success in this competitive and unpredictable environment.