The latest Team Dashboard appears below.

Note that teams are ordered firstly on the basis of competition points per game played and then on percentage. This gives a different ordering to the official competition ladder.

Time for another look at the dashboard metrics on which each team is ranked highest and lowest:

West Coast: 1st on Scoring Shot Conversion, 12th on Opponent Scoring Shot Conversion
Richmond: 1st (aeq) on Scoring Shot Creation, Scoring Shot Concession, Q1, Q2 and Q4 Performances, 16th on Opponent Scoring Shot Conversion
Sydney: 2nd on Opponent Scoring Shot Conversion, 9th on Scoring Shot Creation
Geelong: 1st on Opponent Scoring Shot Conversion, 8th on Scoring Shot Conversion and Q1 Performances
Melbourne: 1st (aeq) on Scoring Shot Creation and Q3 Performances, 10th on Scoring Shot Concession
Collingwood: 3rd on Q3 Performances, 18th on Opponent Scoring Shot Conversion
Port Adelaide: 2nd on Opponent Scoring Shot Creation, 17th on Opponent Scoring Shot Conversion
Kangaroos: 2nd on Q3 Performances, 12th on Q2 Performances
Hawthorn: 3rd on Scoring Shot Conversion, 15th on Q4 Performances
GWS: 4th on Scoring Shot Creation and Scoring Shot Concession, 16th on Own Scoring Shot Conversion
Adelaide: 5th on Q1 and Q4 Performances, 11th on Opponent Scoring Shot Creation
Essendon: 5th on Opponent Scoring Shot Conversion, 18th on Q3 Performances
Fremantle: 4th on Q1 Performances, 17th on Q2 Performances
Western Bulldogs: 10th on Q2 Performances, 18th on Own Scoring Shot Conversion
Gold Coast: 4th on Opponent Scoring Shot Conversion, 18th on Scoring Shot Creation, Scoring Shot Concession, and Q4 Performances
St Kilda: 10th on Opponent Scoring Shot Conversion, 18th on Q2 Performances
Brisbane Lions: 7th on Q4 Performances, 18th on Q1 Performances
Carlton: 14th on Own Scoring Shot Conversion and Q4 Performances, 17th on Scoring Shot Creation, Scoring Shot Concession, Q1 and Q3 Performances