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Top 100 draft picks of 2016!

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Top 100 2016

By now pretty much all of you have drafted.

Have you ever wanted to be the fly on the wall of another draft to find out how others rank certain players?

Well now you can as we list the top 100 draft picks based on averages across all competitions.

You can use this as a guide to see whether you got a bargain in your personal competition or whether you jumped the gun on the rest of the pack.

The average pick number itself is a little deceiving, but gives us a great guide in terms of the order. You have to remember that some competitions will pick kickers last and others might be keeper leagues who pick their keepers last.

After a huge season in 2014 and 2015 as the second top NRL point scorer and the second top NRLCEO scorer (including goals) it’s definitely no surprise to see Jonathan Thurston top the list. He topped this list last year too. In my personal league with increased try assist points for halves from 2 to 3 and also added 1 point for line break assists where every other position can’t get line break assists. He went at #1.

 

Sam Burgess returns to NRLCEO after a year holiday in rugby union and still went high! If he gets his position upgrade to front row after three weeks he becomes even more valuable!

Semi Radradra is probably the most interesting of all! He killed it last year after being the #53 ranked pick, but this year jumped 50 places to be the third most popular overall!!!

Interestingly only Shaun Johnson, Ben Hunt, Curtis Rona and Antonion Winterstein (?!?!) were drafted in 100% of leagues.

Enjoy!

 

# Name Average Pick % Drafted by
1 Johnathan Thurston 7 98%
2 Sam Burgess 11 93%
3 Semi Radradra 13 95%
4 Andrew McCullough 16 93%
5 Shaun Fensom 16 95%
6 Shaun Johnson 17 100%
7 Cameron Smith 19 92%
8 James Graham 21 93%
9 Paul Gallen 21 95%
10 Andrew Fifita 22 93%
11 Simon Mannering 23 92%
12 Jesse Bromwich 23 92%
13 Roger Tuivasa-Sheck 23 97%
14 James Maloney 25 97%
15 Anthony Milford 25 97%
16 James Tedesco 26 98%
17 James Segeyaro 26 89%
18 Aiden Tolman 27 92%
19 Aaron Woods 30 95%
20 Nathan Peats 33 93%
21 Jarrod Croker 33 92%
22 Greg Inglis 34 93%
23 Bodene Thompson 38 90%
24 James Roberts 38 97%
25 Adam Reynolds 38 67%
26 Gavin Cooper 39 90%
27 Ben Hunt 39 100%
28 Matt Gillett 39 95%
29 Curtis Rona 40 100%
30 Josh Jackson 41 90%
31 Michael Lichaa 41 95%
32 Jake Friend 42 89%
33 Kade Snowden 42 90%
34 Corey Parker 45 93%
35 Trent Merrin 46 92%
36 Tohu Harris 46 90%
37 Daly Cherry-Evans 49 97%
38 Jake Granville 49 95%
39 Valentine Holmes 49 93%
40 Josh McGuire 50 90%
41 Issac Luke 51 92%
42 Ethan Lowe 51 89%
43 Michael Morgan 51 92%
44 Alex Johnston 51 90%
45 Jack De Belin 53 93%
46 Elijah Taylor 54 90%
47 Blake Austin 56 97%
48 Blake Ferguson 57 93%
49 George Burgess 57 92%
50 Michael Jennings 61 93%
51 Wade Graham 63 95%
52 Mike Cooper 66 89%
53 Dylan Walker 68 95%
54 Cooper Cronk 68 95%
55 Marika Koroibete 69 92%
56 Ben Matulino 70 93%
57 Brett Stewart 70 97%
58 Iosia Soliola 70 95%
59 Aidan Guerra 70 93%
60 Matthew Moylan 72 92%
61 Sam Thaiday 73 98%
62 Jake Trbojevic 73 90%
63 Daniel Tupou 74 98%
64 Josh Dugan 75 93%
65 Luke Douglas 77 87%
66 Billy Slater 78 93%
67 Tyson Frizell 79 92%
68 Jack Bird 80 97%
69 Gareth Widdop 81 59%
70 Matthew Scott 81 92%
71 Michael Ennis 81 89%
72 Manu Vatuvei 85 93%
73 Josh Papalii 85 92%
74 Jamie Lyon 85 44%
75 Tom Trbojevic 85 93%
76 Luke Brooks 86 90%
77 James Tamou 86 95%
78 Bryce Cartwright 87 97%
79 Brett Morris 87 93%
80 Kieran Foran 88 89%
81 Josh Morris 90 98%
82 Tuimoala Lolohea 91 92%
83 Robbie Farah 91 89%
84 Alex Glenn 92 97%
85 Lachlan Coote 92 95%
86 Kevin Proctor 93 90%
87 Will Chambers 94 98%
88 Nate Myles 95 90%
89 Mitch Rein 95 84%
90 Shaun Kenny-Dowall 95 95%
91 Michael Gordon 96 56%
92 Aidan Sezer 96 84%
93 Akuila Uate 96 89%
94 Dale Finucane 96 95%
95 Boyd Cordner 97 89%
96 Solomone Kata 97 95%
97 Antonio Winterstein 97 100%
98 Luke Lewis 98 93%
99 Dane Gagai 98 90%
100 Josh Hodgson 98 80%

 

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A Founder of NRLCEO. Jamie spends far more time on running the site than his own team and is therefore a perennial struggler, much to the delight of his mates. He is a former Bears, now Raiders tragic. A rangy lock who avoided running the ball at all costs, he once tackled (flopped on) John Hopoate. Web geek by day, web geek by night.
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A Founder of NRLCEO. Jamie spends far more time on running the site than his own team and is therefore a perennial struggler, much to the delight of his mates. He is a former Bears, now Raiders tragic. A rangy lock who avoided running the ball at all costs, he once tackled (flopped on) John Hopoate. Web geek by day, web geek by night.