The latest table of Rankings on Dashboard Metrics appears below.

One interesting feature it reveals is that the teams in the Top 8 on the competition ladder are now also the Top 8 teams as measured by Expected Wins according to the MoS Win Production Function, albeit in a different order.

More broadly, if we look at the Top 8 on the ladder, we get:

• 6 of the top 8 teams on Scoring Shots Registered per game

• 6 of the top 8 teams on Scoring Shots Conceded per game

• 5 of the top 8 teams on Own Scoring Shot Conversion

• 5 of the top 8 teams on Opponent Scoring Shot Conversion

• 7 of the top 8 teams on Own Goal Scoring

• 7 of the top 8 teams on Own Points Scoring

• 6 of the top 8 teams on Opponent Goal Scoring

• 7 of the top 8 teams on Opponent Points Scoring

• 4 of the top 8 teams on Q1 Performances

• 5 of the top 8 teams on Q2 Performances

• 5 of the top 8 teams on Q3 Performances

• 7 of the top 8 teams on Q4 Performances

• 7 of the top 8 teams on % Quarters Won

These counts are consistent with the rank correlations shown at the foot of the table.

The full Team Dashboard appears below and reveals, amongst other things:

• Collingwood’s dominance of 1st and 4th Quarters

• Geelong’s consistency across all four quarters (they’ve lost only 15 quarters all season) and the massive difference between their own and their opponents’ conversion rates (59.7% v 44.5%)

• Port Adelaide’s dominance only in 2nd Quarters

• West Coast’s middling performance across all four quarters

• The relatively fast starts of Gold Coast (they’ve scored almost one-third of their total points in 1st Quarters alone)

• The large difference between Melbourne’s and their opponents’ conversion rates (48.9% v 61.5%)