That's a weird question.
It should be anchored in reality, thereby reflecting the way teams actually line up in a given year.
Very few teams field two ruckmen in 2018. So why would there be two ruckmen in the AA side?
I'm not sure what you mean by "the limitations of team management". There's no inherent obstacle preventing teams playing two ruckmen. But most choose not to. So picking two AA ruckmen would be unrepresentative of AFL this year.
It should be anchored in reality, thereby reflecting the way teams actually line up in a given year.
Very few teams field two ruckmen in 2018. So why would there be two ruckmen in the AA side?
I'm not sure what you mean by "the limitations of team management". There's no inherent obstacle preventing teams playing two ruckmen. But most choose not to. So picking two AA ruckmen would be unrepresentative of AFL this year.


