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Do the VFL keep track of player ratings?
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Do the VFL keep track of player ratings?
Is it? I thought da ratingz were only available to subscribers to champion data.
Can you send me a link where I can find them?
wheeloratings.com
Choose "AFL" "Player stats"
You can get every player rating for every game and season back to 2012 there.
Amazing thank you!
So let's see what da ratingz say about Geelong and Richmond youngsters. So if we limit it to players that turned 23 this year or younger with ratingz above 8 their ratingz for the year in order are:
Holmes - 14.87
Humphries - 10.95
Conway - 10.40 (limited to 5 games due to injury)
Dempsey - 9.82
Bruhn - 9.32
De Koning - 9.31
Gibcus - 8.75 (limited to 2 games due to injury)
Bauer - 8.5 (only picked for 3 games)
So Geelong has the top 6. And the only 2 Richmond players who make the grade played 5 games between them.
Pretty concerning for Geelong wouldn't you say Meteoric Rise ?
You can only rate young players when they have played roughly the same amount of games.Amazing thank you!
So let's see what da ratingz say about Geelong and Richmond youngsters. So if we limit it to players that turned 23 this year or younger with ratingz above 8 their ratingz for the year in order are:
Holmes - 14.87
Humphries - 10.95
Conway - 10.40 (limited to 5 games due to injury)
Dempsey - 9.82
Bruhn - 9.32
De Koning - 9.31
Gibcus - 8.75 (limited to 2 games due to injury)
Bauer - 8.5 (only picked for 3 games)
So Geelong has the top 6. And the only 2 Richmond players who make the grade played 5 games between them.
Pretty concerning for Geelong wouldn't you say Meteoric Rise ?
You've got one key player(Holmes) rating high for his role. Humphries doing well on a back flank for half a season. Dempsey rating pretty well for a winger. The rest of those you listed are losing their positions with those ratings.
The Richmond contingent didn't rate well but that is to be expected given most of them either had interrupted seasons or were playing peripheral roles made much more difficult by the fact the midfield and forward line were decimated. What Richmond will be disappointed in is their 23 year olds, a couple of whom had great chances to step up but were found badly wanting, Dow and Cumberland in particular, to a lesser extent Coulthard. All 3 of those would be delisted in normal circumstances but we already have around 8 outgoing players, so some or all of those may be retained for another year.
Long way to go for all these guys.
You could've just said yes it is concerning for Geelong.
You can only rate young players when they have played roughly the same amount of games.
Holmes has played 70 odd games, he is far ahead of any of our young players because they have played by and large their first seasons. In Holmes's first season he averaged nearly 10 possessions a game, much like Brown has for us, nearly 13.
Our young players were either not much chop, weren't given much of a go in a side going backward under Hardwick, or were just starting. A few have bobbed up this year who look decent, but let's wait a year or so before we can say who's are better.