Chris Knights first broke into the fantasy spotlight in 2007, with a break out year in which he averaged 88 in Dream Team.
After failing to reach his full potential in the first half of 2008 he recovered in the second half, averaging 110 from rounds 12-17, before succumbing to an injury which hampered his progress and left him with the low price tag of just $369,200 at the beginning of 2009.
Despite an injury sustained in round 2 which resulted in a low score and a month on the sidelines, Knights burst back on to the scene upon his return with an average of 95 in his last five games.
He has begun to flourish in his new role across half forward, kicking 19 goals in the five games since his return.
His new found goal kicking ability combined with his rotation into the midfield makes him a juicy prospect for DT, and Knights is still a well priced midfielder at just $362,000 with a breakeven of just 65.
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Knights charges into 2009
Chris Knights first broke into the fantasy spotlight in 2007, with a break out year in which he averaged 88 in Dream Team.
After failing to reach his full potential in the first half of 2008 he recovered in the second half, averaging 110 from rounds 12-17, before succumbing to an injury which hampered his progress and left him with the low price tag of just $369,200 at the beginning of 2009.
Despite an injury sustained in round 2 which resulted in a low score and a month on the sidelines, Knights burst back on to the scene upon his return with an average of 95 in his last five games.
He has begun to flourish in his new role across half forward, kicking 19 goals in the five games since his return.
His new found goal kicking ability combined with his rotation into the midfield makes him a juicy prospect for DT, and Knights is still a well priced midfielder at just $362,000 with a breakeven of just 65.
