
It has to be Jamie "The Finisher" Elliot. He's got ice running through his veins, the ultimate closer, an absolute assassin. Jamie's the man that gets the job done. I'm not sure who else in the AFL can match him for clutchness. Any names?
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With the help of Champion Data, we've discovered who the most clutch AFL players are since 2016, classifying the fourth quarter of games (when the margin was 12 points or less at three-quarter time and the final margin was also within two goals) as 'clutch time'.
But what exactly is a clutch moment in a game of footy? Kicking the winner after the siren? Winning the clearance that lead's to a match-winning goal? Taking a game-saving intercept mark down back?
These are all crucial components of our game that deserve equal praise, and for that we've broken this exercise down into multiple categories.
When basing it off last-quarter AFL Player Rating points -- a metric used to accurately measure the influence of a player's stat and the overall effectiveness of their entire game -- there is no more clutch player than Hawthorn's Mitch Lewis, who is the only player in the league in the past six years to average more than five rating points in our designated 'clutch time'.
Collingwood prodigy Nick Daicos is second (4.859), which highlights the remarkable influence and calmness he possesses as a first-year player.
Both Lewis and Daicos have only played in eight and six of these scenarios respectively, however, and looking at a bigger sample size, it's Melbourne duo Max Gawn (4.857) and Clayton Oliver (4.846) who lead the way, each playing 18 clutch quarters.
Essendon match-winner Jake Stringer, who ranks 73rd overall for rating points, sky rockets to sixth in clutch games, while Brisbane's Jarryd Lyons rises from 24th to 10th.
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The Deep Dive: The first-year star already one of the AFL's most clutch players
It's less than 12 points the difference with a quarter to go - the stakes are high, there's no room for error, mistakes will be costly, and everyone is fatigued. Don't worry, these players will get the job done.www.espn.com.au
It has to be Jamie "The Finisher" Elliot. He's got ice running through his veins, the ultimate closer, an absolute assassin. Jamie's the man that gets the job done. I'm not sure who else in the AFL can match him for clutchness. Any names?
No that was Chris YarranShannon Grant was nicknamed Ice Man wasn't he
Nobody does it better than The Finisher.It has to be Jamie "The Finisher" Elliot. He's got ice running through his veins, the ultimate closer, an absolute assassin. Jamie's the man that gets the job done. I'm not sure who else in the AFL can match him for clutchness. Any names?