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Yep, McKenna is the worst tackler at the Bombers. Only 39% of his tackles are effective. AFL average is 64%. Fantasia at 51% is also not ideal for a small forward.

As for league averages, the weighted average for tackle effectiveness is at 64%

2019 run-down holding the ball tackles Saad 4 Merrett 3 Tippa 3 all others with 1 or less

Pressure acts per game for the midfielders Merrett 26 Smith 24 D. Clarke 21 Shiel 20 Parish 19 Heppell 16 Langford 15 Zaharakis 14 McGrath 13 Guelfi 13

There is obviously an element of subjectivity involved. But it is generally the primary player who is involved in the tackle i.e. if player X tackles Y to the ground and 3-4 others jump on top, generally only a tackle will be awarded to X.

Same for Bellchambers- all high

Zaka's are all related to high tackles.

Some other interesting tackle related stats. Most broken tackles for the Bombers so far in 2019: 1. Dylan Shiel 10 2. Adam Saad 10 3. Jake Stringer 9 4. Mason Redman 8 5. Tippa/Heppell 6 each Clumsiest tacklers (players that have given the most frees away from attempted tackles): Zaharakis ...

Ambrose is at 58% from 48 tackles. Your worst is McKenna who has attempted 31 tackles @ 38%.

Guys, thought would share some interesting tackling stats. For Essendon players that have attempted 50 or more tackles, here are the efficiency %s. Tackle efficiency is essentially the percentage of tackes attempted that result in effective tackles (i.e. when a player stops an opposition player...