Facts and Figures
Average Score: 83.43 points per team, which is understandable, when taking into account four out of 14 teams scored 104 points or more.
Average Winning Margin: 33.14 points per game, which indicates there were relatively one-sided games. Understandably, three out of seven games had a margin of 19 points or less.
Round 15 (In a Nutshell): Round 15 was intriguing. Check out what transpired.
Round Highlight
GWS giants had a great comeback win against the Gold Coast Suns winning by a seven-point margin.
Teams with a bye
Adelaide Crows, Hawthorn, Melbourne Demons and West Coast Eagles
Game One of Seven
Fremantle Dockers (104) v Essendon (63)
Facts and Figures: Fremantle Dockers had 24 scoring shots, compared with Essendon who had 18.
Fremantle Dockers Game Changers: Luke Jackson, Caleb Serong
Essendon Game Changer: Nate Caddy
Game Two of Seven
Geelong Cats (51) v Brisbane Lions (92)
Facts and Figures: Brisbane Lions had 22 scoring shots, while Geelong Cats had 21.
Geelong Cats Game Changer: Tom Atkins
Brisbane Lions Game Changer: Josh Dunkley
Game Three of Seven
Carlton (73) v North Melbourne (84)
Facts and Figures: North Melbourne had 19 scoring shots, compared with Carlton who had 23.
Carlton Game Changer: George Hewett
North Melbourne Game Changers: Luke Parker, Toby Pink
Game Four of Seven
Port Adelaide (52) v Sydney Swans (71)
Facts and Figures: Sydney Swans had 26 scoring shots, while Port Adelaide had 17.
Port Adelaide Game Changer: Zak Butters
Sydney Swans Game Changers: Will Hayward, Isaac Heeney
Game Five of Seven
Collingwood (108) v St Kilda (74)
Facts and Figures: Collingwood had 28 scoring shots, compared with St Kilda who had 19 scoring shots.
Collingwood Game Changer: Darcy Cameron
St Kilda Game Changer: Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera
Game Six of Seven
GWS Giants (106) v Gold Coast Suns (99)
Facts and Figures: GWS Giants had 26 scoring shots, while Gold Coast Suns had 29.
GWS Giants Game Changer: Tom Green
Gold Coast Suns Game Changer: Noah Anderson
Game Seven of Seven
Western Bulldogs (135) v Richmond (56)
Facts and Figures: Western Bulldogs had 30 scoring shots, compared with Richmond who had 16.
Western Bulldogs Game Changers: Marcus Bontempelli, Sam Darcy
Richmond Game Changer: No one