Fingers Crossed he bounces back!Kennedy was always going to score highly last week as Cripps wasn't playing. His very poor score this week was a combination of him playing mainly forward (to cover for McKay), and Carlton's midfield being comfortably beaten by North (which was kind of expected knowing Carlton).
Considering he's averaged 98 points for the other 5 rounds, I think he's still quite a good mid-priced option.
I don't understand playing him forward to cover McKay though! Form guy in the midst (behind Walsh) for you guys for the last month so odd he gets pushed out. Was scoring well without Cripps before! Oh well, like someone said, may aswell hold because the rest of the forwards are