Nathan Wilson has been an awesome recruit for Fremantle.
North Melbourne is thriving because of its key pillars and Robbie Tarrant was huge against Hawthorn with 16 marks.
An underrated one is Harris Andrews, who kept Gold Coast's Tom Lynch quiet and had 14 one-percenters.
Miller kept Brisbane's best player, Dayne Zorko, to 10 disposals.
The desperation from Davis to not give up in the final play against St Kilda epitomised his attitude and Tom Doedee helped keep Franklin quiet.
If Adelaide's best and fairest was awarded today, Paul Seedsman would be on the podium.
The criticism about Cripps was he handballed too much – he's fixed that up.
For Adam Treloar, just look at the stats: 34 disposals, 13 score involvements, two goals and one Anzac Medal.
Jarrod Witts beat a gun ruckman in Stefan Martin, so he's in.
Fyfe's numbers (43 disposals, 13 clearances) were amazing but you need to watch him to appreciate his brilliance.
The game from Selwood, along with Horlin-Smith, allowed Patrick Dangerfield to go forward, which was important in Hawkins' absence.
The best player this year has been Steele Sidebottom. He's unstoppable.
Walker was fantastic.
Calf troubles are tough to overcome but over the past fortnight, Brett Deledio has shown he has done that.
Robbie Gray has been building this year and demanded a spot with his continued form.
In a small forward line, five-goal star Michael Walters makes an appearance – only Fyfe was better than him against the Western Bulldogs. Lambert did the dirty work in the guts and slotted two goals as well.
Another who goes under the radar is Seb Ross who had a great
Everyone was speaking about Tom Mitchell, who is apparently untaggable, but Jacobs nullified him and won 19 disposals himself.
Ben Cunnington and Jack Ziebell are the heart and soul
Seeing Andrew Gaff play more of an inside role, picking up an equal team-high six clearances, was great.
