No prior meetings against Penrith Panthers on record. This looks like a first matchup.
Points Avg.
46.0 (last 3 rnd) vs. 44.0 (last 5 rnd)
vs. Break Even
Avg. 52.7 – 24 pts above BE (29)
Price Activity
+$315k (season)
Avg. Minutes Played
68 mins (last 3 rnd) vs. 63 (last 5 rnd)
Player of Difference (POD)
Owned by 5.5% of teams
Captaincy Ceiling
70+ scores – 10% of games
Elite Ownership
0.8% of top-1k coaches vs 5.5% field
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Noah Martin is averaging 53 fantasy points from 10 games for the Canberra Raiders this season. His top score for the year is 80 and he scored 53 in his most recent game.
Over his last three games he has averaged 46, playing an average of 68 minutes. Across the season he has scored 4 tries and is averaging 40 tackles and 75 run metres a game.
Martin's break even is 29, at a current price of $565k. A break even is the score a player needs to reach for his price to hold. Scores above it push the price up and scores below it pull the price down.
He has averaged 46 over his last three games, so on current form he is clearing that mark and his price should keep climbing.
Martin has averaged 46 over his last three games, above his break even of 29. That points to price rises in the coming rounds, which is the window coaches look for when trading a player in.
The charts above show his full price, score and break even history for the season, and the game log breaks down where his points are coming from.
Martin is priced at $565k in NRL Fantasy. His starting price this season was $250k and he has risen $315k since.
That has him in the mid price range, below the premium scorers coaches look to for captaincy and above the cheaper players picked for price growth. He is currently owned by 6% of NRL Fantasy teams.
Martin and the Canberra Raiders next face the Penrith Panthers in Round 22.
After that the Canberra Raiders have the Newcastle Knights and then the Cronulla Sharks.