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I've rated the players 1 to 45

1 - PETRACCA

2 - GAWN

3 - OLIVER

4 - VINEY

5 - MAY

6 - LANGDON

7 - FRITSCH

8 - HARMES

9 - SALEM

10 - BRAYSHAW

11 - T.MCDONALD

12 - BENNELL

13 - HIBBERD

14 - LEVER

15 - PICKETT

16 - WEIDEMAN

17 - HANNAN

18 - VANDENBERG

19 - O.MCDONALD

20 - MELKSHAM

21 - JETTA

22 - JACKSON

23 - LOCKHART

24 - TOMLINSON

25 - JONES

26 - NEAL-BULLEN

27 - SMITH

28 - RIVERS

29 - HUNT

30 - BROWN

31 - BEDFORD

32 - SPARGO

33 - C.WAGNER

34 - JORDON

35 - SPARROW

36 - J.WAGNER

37 - BAKER

38 - CHANDLER

39 - DUNKLEY

40 - PREUSS

41 - BRADTKE

42 - HORE

43 - PETTY

44 - KOLODJASHNIJ

45 - NEITSCHKE

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    This must be based on “currently available to play” ratings.
     

    Hore, Petty and Preuss would be all around 31-33 mark in normal business. Hore especially was very good last year.  I’d certainly rate all above Bedford, Spargo and Cwagner.  

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    Is this ranked as current output or potential output?

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    11 hours ago, WERRIDEE said:

    34 - JORDON

    35 - SPARROW

    36 - J.WAGNER

    37 - BAKER

    38 - CHANDLER

    39 - DUNKLEY

    40 - PREUSS

     

    42 - HORE

    43 - PETTY

    44 - KOLODJASHNIJ

     

    On what basis exactly is a player who is yet to debut ranked above 9 others who have?

     

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    10 minutes ago, Lord Nev said:

    On what basis exactly is a player who is yet to debut ranked above 9 others who have?

     

    I loved the bit where Bradke was rated higher then Hore and Petty.

    Hore was only rated 4th for intercept marks in the AFL in 2019... but yeah cool.

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    I ranked the players using a more objective method:

    Christian Petracca 2280

    Jack Viney 2666

    Clayton Oliver 2248

    Max Gawn 2200

    Jake Melksham 2213

    Jake Lever 2072

    Angus Brayshaw 1888

    Michael Hibberd 1741

    Tom McDonald 1635

    Christian Salem 1402

    Charlie Spargo 1229

    Harley Bennell 892

    Sam Weideman 869

    Bayley Fritsch 755

    James Harmes 753

    Josh Wagner 734

    Aaron vandenBerg 687

    Alex Neal-Bullen 689

    Nathan Jones 685

    Jayden Hunt 651

    Mitchell Hannan 642

    Oscar McDonald 611

    Steven May 496

    Joel Smith 474

    Kade Kolodjashnij 335

    Mitch Brown 313

    Neville Jetta 274

    Toby Bedford 235

    Adam Tomlinson 181

    Braydon Preuss 170

    Ed Langdon 112

    Corey Wagner 104

    Tom Sparrow 95

    Oskar Baker 76

    Marty Hore 66

    Harrison Petty 65

    Kyle Dunkley 65

    Jay Lockhart 61

    Kade Chandler 49

    Kysaiah Pickett 39

    Luke Jackson –

    Trent Rivers –

    Aaron Nietschke –

    James Jordan –

    Austin Bradtke –

     

     

     

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    Just now, Engorged Onion said:

    Give us a clue @Skuit

    The exercise in compiling the rankings was the definition of a complete waste of time but the numbers aren't totally random (like derived from numerology for instance). A box of McDonald's cookies in the mail for whoever cracks the code. 

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    I'd be concerned with any ranking system that doesn't have Gawn as our number 1. Three times AA in the past 4 years, dual B&F, AFL Coaches Award winner in 2018. And once again having another consistent and brilliant season. 6 games ago Tracc finished 5th in our club B&F - his first top 5 finish.  He's played three outstanding games this season (Carlton, Hawthorn, GC and a couple of good ones).  I'd think there would still be some distance between his and Gawn's output.  But if he can go past Gawn then we will have two genuine champions and be well on our way to some long overdue team success.

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    13 hours ago, WERRIDEE said:

    6 - LANGDON

    I reckon he's heading for a top 5-8 B&F finish. Been a great pick up aside from 1 or 2 quietish games at the G earlier in the season.

     

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    1 hour ago, Lord Travis said:

    Is this ranked as current output or potential output?

    Current output

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    38 minutes ago, Skuit said:

    The exercise in compiling the rankings was the definition of a complete waste of time but the numbers aren't totally random (like derived from numerology for instance). A box of McDonald's cookies in the mail for whoever cracks the code. 

    I can't crack the code but how on earth is Melksham so high?

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    24 minutes ago, Swooper1987 said:

    I'd be concerned with any ranking system that doesn't have Gawn as our number 1. Three times AA in the past 4 years, dual B&F, AFL Coaches Award winner in 2018. And once again having another consistent and brilliant season. 6 games ago Tracc finished 5th in our club B&F - his first top 5 finish.  He's played three outstanding games this season (Carlton, Hawthorn, GC and a couple of good ones).  I'd think there would still be some distance between his and Gawn's output.  But if he can go past Gawn then we will have two genuine champions and be well on our way to some long overdue team success.

    Petracca has been on fire. Toss of the coin with those 2. I think they are the best 2 in the league.

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    1 hour ago, Lord Nev said:

    On what basis exactly is a player who is yet to debut ranked above 9 others who have?

     

    It's based on this year he was an emergency in one game.

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    6 hours ago, WERRIDEE said:

    I can't crack the code but how on earth is Melksham so high?

    Melksham being so high might be a clue together with Hibberd's rather elevated status. I would say Spargo and Jones are the real anomalies. 

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