ADE
0 v SEM
0 PM
PER
0 v ADE
0 PM
DEN
0 v OKC
0 PM
UTH
0 v NO
0 PM
NEW
0 v BRI
0 PM
NY
91 v ORL
84 FT
POR
104 v SA
125 FT
CHI
125 v HOU
120 FT
MIA
113 v DET
107 FT
LAL
113 v GS
115 FT
DAL
101 v CHI
117 FT
CCM
0 v WSW
1 FT
BRO
125 v MIL
123 FT
KC
22 v CLE
17 FT
LAC
129 v IND
96 FT
BOS
75 v NY
105 FT
ATL
108 v MIN
97 FT
MEM
108 v PHX
104 FT
SAC
123 v NO
128 FT
TOR
116 v DAL
93 FT
DEN
105 v UTH
109 FT
NO
20 v TB
30 FT
Best Individual season you've seen from a player
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Sorry meant individual player, should've worded better i'll change it now
Kwality
Brownlow Medallist
Individual: the Brownlow winning efforts from Fyfe & Ablett when they were significantly limited by injury .
Team: the Bombers domination of 2000 (lucky enough to see their loss to the Dogs at Docklands, their only loss?)
Team: the Bombers domination of 2000 (lucky enough to see their loss to the Dogs at Docklands, their only loss?)
Catsnlakers
Hawks & Celtics losing makes me 😊
- Oct 2, 2016
- 3,354
- 4,100
- AFL Club
- Geelong
- Other Teams
- L.A Angels, Anaheim Ducks & M.Stars
Ablett Snr 1993... 124 goals from 17 games in a non-finals team.
Tony Lockett in 1991:
- scored 127 goals in 17 appearances at an average of 7.47 goals per game
- started with 12 goals against the Crows, followed by tallies of 10 and 12 against Brisbane and Sydney
- finished the regular season with 13.3 against Carlton, 10 against the Crows and 11.1 against the Swans
- kicked 9 in the elimination final against Geelong to make it 43 in the space of the month
- scored 127 goals in 17 appearances at an average of 7.47 goals per game
- started with 12 goals against the Crows, followed by tallies of 10 and 12 against Brisbane and Sydney
- finished the regular season with 13.3 against Carlton, 10 against the Crows and 11.1 against the Swans
- kicked 9 in the elimination final against Geelong to make it 43 in the space of the month
harrythetiger
Jack Graham That Is 🏆🏆🏆
Dustin Martin 2017
25 games
14 BOGs
25 games
14 BOGs
OnceWeWereKings
Premiership Player
Kouta played the game at a different level to anybody else in 2000.
Was virtually unstoppable when on.
Suffered a knee injury late in the season and another again a year later, was never the same player.
Shone as bright as any for a brief moment.
Was virtually unstoppable when on.
Suffered a knee injury late in the season and another again a year later, was never the same player.
Shone as bright as any for a brief moment.
OnceWeWereKings
Premiership Player
Only two gamebreakers / match winners in that list.Stats can be misleadingPatrick Dangerfield in 2016 or 17.
This is objectively true as verified by statistics;
South of the Yarra
Norm Smith Medallist
Daicos in 1990 kicking 97 goals as a non key forward. Most of them miracle goals as well. Incredibly he had seasons of 76, 75, 58 and 52 goals as well. Not bad for a bloke who spent so much time in the midfield. 1990 though was incomprehensible. Some of those goals. In 1991 he kicked 40 goals in 5 games.
Cotchins Hair Piece
Bouffant Flat Top
- Mar 6, 2019
- 2,264
- 5,821
- AFL Club
- Melbourne
Richmond
Barry_Badrinath
Brownlow Medallist
- Aug 23, 2011
- 18,768
- 60,673
- AFL Club
- Richmond
- Other Teams
- Home Finals at the MCG
Danger wasn't even the best player of 2017.
Rotayjay
Norm Smith Medallist
Definitely Dustin Martin's 2017 season, which was possibly the most dominant individual season ever played considering he wasn't a stay-at-home full forward in an era of crude defensive strategies.
1. Brownlow medal with record votes. The highest individual award in the Australian game.
2. Coaches' Association Champion Player Award (some consider this the Brownlow's 'more accurate' cousin)
3. AFL Players MVP award. Prone to hype bias, but this still means his peers voted him the best.
4. Gary Ayres Award for player of the finals series. Finals performances carry a far greater weight than non-finals in terms of difficulty and reputation.
5. Premiership medallion. Not an individual award but I doubt Richmond could have won it without Martin.
6. Norm Smith Medal, becoming the first man ever to win a Brownlow and a Normie in the same season. Many players and fans would give up a Brownlow or even two for a Normie, such is the greatness of being the best player in the most important game.
7. Club best-and-fairest, just to top it off casually.
1. Brownlow medal with record votes. The highest individual award in the Australian game.
2. Coaches' Association Champion Player Award (some consider this the Brownlow's 'more accurate' cousin)
3. AFL Players MVP award. Prone to hype bias, but this still means his peers voted him the best.
4. Gary Ayres Award for player of the finals series. Finals performances carry a far greater weight than non-finals in terms of difficulty and reputation.
5. Premiership medallion. Not an individual award but I doubt Richmond could have won it without Martin.
6. Norm Smith Medal, becoming the first man ever to win a Brownlow and a Normie in the same season. Many players and fans would give up a Brownlow or even two for a Normie, such is the greatness of being the best player in the most important game.
7. Club best-and-fairest, just to top it off casually.
Partridge
Hall of Famer
- Nov 12, 2002
- 38,002
- 42,846
- AFL Club
- Geelong
Fair season that.
I think Ablett in 2009 did all of those except for the Norm Smith medal, although he played a very good game Chapman was probably the right call.
Partridge
Hall of Famer
- Nov 12, 2002
- 38,002
- 42,846
- AFL Club
- Geelong
Second best. Hard to go past Martin especially after that September.
LoungeLizard
Norm Smith Medallist
Check out Leigh Mathews stats, I think 1977 is the best one
Yojimbo
Brownlow Medallist
Paul Salmon in the early nineties before the knee incident with Raines was probably the most dominant start to a season i have witnessed. He was so far ahead of his time no one could match up on him, scary good.
South of the Yarra
Norm Smith Medallist
It was 1984 I think
Yojimbo
Brownlow Medallist
Thanks mate, but i just got ten years older as a result.
Partridge
Hall of Famer
- Nov 12, 2002
- 38,002
- 42,846
- AFL Club
- Geelong
One that rarely gets a mention in the same vein is Tony Lockett in 1989. Until his suspension for backhanding McKenna, he'd kicked 70 goals in 9 games. Was slaughtering everyone.
