A dominant performance against Richmond has seen Adelaide remain a fruitful feeding ground for AFL Fantasy team owners.

For the third game in a row, the Crows had six players reach triple figures, a reflection of the Club’s attacking style and team-first approach.

Leading from the front, Rory Sloane recorded 155 points while amassing 33 disposals, eight tackles and three goals.

Fans will need to pay a $720,000 premium to acquire the midfielder, who now sits as the most expensive player in the League.

But it was a career-high performance from Sam Jacobs, who recorded a game-high 158 points, that stole the show. The ruckman channeled his inner midfielder, collecting 26 disposals to go with 50 hit-outs, nine marks and a goal.

Averaging 102 points a game, Jacobs trails only Brisbane’s Stefan Martin and Collingwood’s Brodie Grundy to rank as the third best scoring ruckman in the competition.

Right behind Jacobs and Sloane in the Fantasy rankings was Matt Crouch, who recorded 122 points from 38 disposals (15 contested).

He was followed closely by Rory Laird, who scored 113 points from 34 touches. The hard-nosed defender maintained an outstanding 94 per cent disposal efficiency rating in the process.

Tom Lynch (108) and Rory Atkins (105) were instrumental in supplying Adelaide’s forward line. The pair combined for 12 inside 50’s, three goals and two goal assists.

Jake Kelly fell just short of a ton, recording 99 points while racking up 28 disposals and 10 marks. 

The young Crow could be a valuable addition down back especially given his $238,000 price tag.

Charlie Cameron (96), Brodie Smith (96), and Richard Douglas (93) remain reliable contributors, while Andy Otten’s (88) value has continued to grow. He’s now priced at $341,000 after starting the season at a mere $150,000.