THE DATA DESK

Nathan Cleary's Run Home vs the League

Each fixture is rated by what the opponent concedes to the player's position against the league average for it. The first 3 rows of the run are below; the full run home, with its soft and hard count and run rating, is a Pro read.

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Fig. 1 — Nathan Cleary's remaining fixtures, rated by matchup · first 0 of 0 rows
Each fixture shows what that opponent concedes to the Halfback position (the bar) against the league average for that position (the grey marker). Where the bar clears the marker in red, the opponent leaks points to the position — a soft matchup.
Opponent concedes to position Soft matchup (above the league average) Positional league average
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Ink is what the opponent concedes to the position; the grey marker is the league average for it. — Source: THESCIP Data Desk, R27
THE DATA DESK · PRO
The rest of the run home is a Pro read.

Every remaining fixture, the soft and hard count and the run rating are for Pro members. Sign in if you already have Pro, or see what the Pro plan includes.

HOW TO READ IT

Every remaining fixture is rated by how much that opponent concedes to the player's position, not to the whole competition. The grey marker is the league average for that position; where the bar runs past it — shown red — the opponent is soft against the position, and the player has the matchup in his favour.

The run rating is soft fixtures minus hard ones over the window: a high positive number is an opening draw, a negative one a wall. Byes are shown in place, never as an empty game. A soft run only pays off if the minutes and role hold.

THE TRADE DESK SAYS ·
The run home is where set-and-forget seasons are won. Read the draw a fortnight before the market does.