Bad boys and blasts from the past topped the fantasy scoresheets in round 10 of fantasy NRL.
Broncos 32 Titans 6
The star: Corey Parker (77pts) - This is the kind of form Corey Parker used to be famous for in Fantasy NRL - and it was down to his return
to kicking duties for the Broncos. Eight two-pointers to go along with his usual tally of tackles and yards made him unstoppable in fantasy terms.
The dud: David Mead (14pts) - this must be the lowest fantasy score of the season for someone who scored a try in a game. Unfortunately Mead didn't do much more than dot down in this match.
Value pick: Ryan James (39pts) - he's featured in this slot before this season but he's had a quiet past two games. He's a very good bench addition for just 100k.
Rabbitohs 54 Wests Tigers 10
The star: Greg Inglis (56pts) - this is what happens when you score four tries in a game. The Tigers are a mess defensively right now so well done to those who got Inglis in their side for this matchup.
The dud: Joel Reddy (15pts) - The Tigers also happen to be a mess offensively and Reddy is suffering as a result. Avoid for the rest of this season.
Value pick: Jeff Lima (35pts) - Lima's been playing more minutes lately and that's reflecting in his tackle-counts. Another solid bench option for 119k.
Dragons 32 Eels 12
The star: Josh Dugan (48pts) - Dugan returned to NRL action in style in his first game for the Dragons - two tries, two line breaks and over 200m gained. Keep an eye on him going forward as he could become a great back option for your team.
The dud: Ken Sio (10pts) - he's been here before due to not crossing the tryline since his double in week one. Avoid.
Value pick: Pene Terepo (45pts) - this young Kiwi playing for the Eels appears here courtesy of two tries for 117k. Unfortunately, without the tries, he's not a serviceable fantasy option.
Panthers 62 Warriors 6
The star: Kevin Kingston (48pts) - he's been money over the past five games, averaging 46 points. He's found his role with the Panthers and is a safe option in your front row.
The dud: Shaun Johnson (13pts) - maybe Matt Elliott had Johnson in his fantasy team and benched him out of frustration. Johnson needs the Warriors to find some offence before he goes back to being an option for fantasy players.
Value pick: Isaac John (41pts) - Todd Lowrie could be here again too, but John's more interesting. Playing just his second game this season he scored three tries against his old club. I wouldn't count on the form continuing but at 124k he isn't the worst back to gamble a roster spot on.