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Elixuh If you select a player, you can view all the shots that player has taken (2021-) and you can hover to view details of a specific shot. You just can't see where the kick went, other than what the outcome of the shot was (goal, behind, no score). Also, I'm glad you like the site...

I won't say it's the best, but my site allows you to do that: https://www.wheeloratings.com/afl_stats.html?year=2024 There's a vast array of stats available under "Select statistical categories" and filters are available under "Player filters" and "Stat filters".

I have them on my site, typically updated the day after a match or earlier. https://www.wheeloratings.com/afl_match_stats.html?ID=2024

By my records, two is the most and the following 20 players all did it. The most matches played against a single opponent at least half of their career matches was against that team is six (out of 12 career matches). Here are all players with 3+:

My model has Collingwood 89.3 votes on average, Melbourne 89.2, Port Adelaide 83.0, Brisbane 82.3. I probably have Melbourne and Collingwood a bit too close, but it wouldn't surprise me if Melbourne does end up 2nd to Collingwood. Brownlow Medal Predictions

I've got a 15.7% probability for a tie, but there's a very high chance it will be within a few votes.

For anyone interested, I have a Brownlow model based on coaches votes and game statistics. You can find round-by-round votes and various probabilities (based on 20,000 simulations) on the following page as well as a 99-page downloadable PDF guide: Brownlow Medal Predictions You can download...

FWIW, my model (which is based on coaches votes and game statistics) has Daicos favourite, with Bontempelli, Butters and Petracca next. I have round-by-round votes and various probabilities on the following page as well as a 99-page downloadable PDF guide: Brownlow Medal Predictions Overall...

According to Champion Data's own FAQ page (FAQs – AFL – Champion Data), they only count if it's a realistic set shot for goal. The player would still be credited the possession/mark, but not the disposal. Disposals after the siren Q: What if a player has a disposal after the siren has sounded...

The Kicking Efficiency is only shown for players with 20+ kicks, and similarly, the Disposal Efficiency is only shown for players with 20+ disposals. Those calculations aren't that meaningful if the denominator is too low, so I don't show the values.

Tarkyn_24 that's what I have found too. It occurred in rounds 9, 16, and 18 of 2000 and the most recent prior to that was round 10, 1992 (but that was a Top 6). https://afltables.com/afl/seas/1992.html#10

I have them on my site, and they're usually available within a day of each match. Match Stats https://www.wheeloratings.com/afl_match_stats.html Player Stats (Season averages) https://www.wheeloratings.com/afl_stats.html

1994 is the only year all four have played in the same finals series. Here are the seasons where at least three played finals. 2018: Coll, Melb, Geel 2013: Geel, Coll, Carl 2011: Coll, Geel, Carl 2010: Coll, Geel, Carl 2009: Geel, Coll, Carl 2000: Carl, Melb, Geel 1994: Carl, Geel, Melb, Coll...

Yes that's the game! According to the AFL.com.au article linked at the bottom of this post, a big reason for his score was his effectiveness - only one passage of play he was involved in reduced his rating and he only lost 0.02 points for that play. He would have picked up a lot of points from...

Sure, here is the data I have back to 2012. Pickett's score of 29.9 is the equal 10th highest this year. Ratings point scores of 30+, 2012 to Round 18 2022 Season 30s 40s 50s Best Player Team 2012 17 1 50.5 Lance Franklin Hawthorn 2013 19 36.6 Tom Lynch Adelaide 2014 17...

By my calculations: Round 12, 1998 Sydney - 65 years (4th) Western Bulldogs - 44 years (1st) Geelong - 35 years (5th) Round 21, 1997 Sydney - 64 years (5th) Western Bulldogs - 43 years (4th) Geelong - 34 years (2nd) Prior to that, 1916 when only four teams competed so that doesn't count...

I think it may be that some 'free kicks against' are attributed to a team and not an individual player. As an example of where they differ, the free kicks for GWS v St K in round 1 2021 were 30 to 14 based on the AFL website team stats: AFL - News, Fixtures, Scores & Results - AFL.com.au...

I didn't know that history but yes, they certainly dominate a lot of the (negative) records in their first 6-7 years in the VFL. The most recent teams to have a combined percentage of <35 over a five game stretch are: 2022 West Coast 34.7% 2012 GWS 27.1% 1930 North Melbourne 32.1%

West Coast make it onto the list of most consecutive matches with a % of less than 50 but that ended with their loss to GWS.

Powerade 08 RussellEbertHandball unfortunately I do not have access to the player tracker data. All season totals on my site I do have for individual games as well, but it's just the stats you find through AFL StatsPro, not Telstra Tracker.

Wow, sorry about that and thanks for the fact check! No they definitely shouldn't and I have updated the original post.

(Note: edited to correct second table)

You can still access it through the AFL App, but not the website anymore.

Yes, I forgot they had that dashboard. InsightLane (https://twitter.com/insightlane) has also posted some analysis on Twitter. E.g.:

While not a score worm as such, you can see the score progression for that match on AFL Tables: https://afltables.com/afl/stats/games/2006/091820060603.html

Haha, I can't live up to that! 😊

Highest first quarter scores by losing teams Year Team Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Total Against Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Total 2001 North Melbourne 73 24 39 23 159 Essendon 15 61 46 49 171 1978 Richmond 64 1 30 22 117 Fitzroy 19 47 22 46 134 1934 North Melbourne 62 14 29 11 116 Melbourne 15 57 13 33 118 1960...