Geelong was a good win. The other four wins were against bottom five sides - obviously you still have to win them and we have done so, but given we were 6-7 going into this run of easier fixtures, we're still not a guarantee of playing finals.
Even within this run of wins has been the propensity to switch off or drop intensity (2nd against Brisbane, 2nd against Carlton, 2nd and 3rd against Melbourne, 1st half against *Essendon). This has been happening throughout Scott's tenure, which suggests players don't take the right mindset into games/quarters.
But please, continue to reduce the debate to cherry-picking stats and spitting out cliches. All the most insightful posts in this thread have gone unanswered by yourself, Phillyroo and kelman anyway.