ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA - JULY 16: Rory Sloane of the Crows kicks the ball during the round 17 AFL match between the Adelaide Crows and the Collingwood Magpies at Adelaide Oval on July 16, 2016 in Adelaide, Australia. (Photo by Daniel Kalisz/Getty Images)
On to round seven and we aim to bring you some potential names to help your SuperCoach side if you're struggling.
Their will be some bonafide stars, along with some names who have the potential to be difference makers in your side.
Hopefully last week you bought in the suggested Gary Ablett, who looks to be back in form and scored 210 last week.
Sloane is the most dominant midfielder in the game at the moment. He averages 132 points per game and had 140 points last week. Adelaide's bye doesn't come until Round 13, while this week they play North Melbourne. The Kangaroos have a history of letting the opposition's star midfielder loose. See Gary Ablett last weekend.
Kennedy averages 103.8 points so far this year, which is probably not enough for someone of his price. However, with his side likely to somewhat turn it around against the Lions and some winnable games ahead, he could be a great inclusion.
With Toby Greene suspended for two weeks, many coaches will be looking for a forward replacement. Shaun Higgins is in career best form and currently averages 99 points through fives games. The ex-Bulldog is a key cog in North Melbourne's forward line he has the ability to kick goals, and gather 20+ possessions when used on the ball.
The Port Adelaide ruckman has had a solid start to the year and looks to be improving in form. With Nankervis suspended, Gawn injured and Goldstein being relatively inconsistent, coaches may be searching for a new option. The Power play West Coast this weekend, who have struggled in the middle at times. They will also go up against the Suns and Geelong in the coming weeks, which are potentially big games for Ryder. Even though Port Adelaide's bye is in Round Nine, he could still be a good option.
If you need to clear some cap space, or want to make some money quickly, McNiece could be a good pickup. He is incredibly cheap and has only played two games, thus his price is yet to go up. Whether you just place him on the bench, or not, the Essendon defender should provide you with the cash to bring in a big name in another part of the ground.