The Ranking on Dashboard Metrics data appears below and still shows that there is no team that can claim to be in the Top 10 on every metric.

That’s true even for the teams currently in the Top 8 on the competition ladder where we have:

• Geelong: 14th on Opponent Scoring Shot Conversion and 17th on Own Scoring Shot Conversion

• Melbourne: 16th on Own Scoring Shot Conversion

• Collingwood: 16th on Opponent Scoring Shot Conversion, and 11th on Win Production Function Expected Wins

• Sydney: 11th on Q1 Performances, and 12th on Q2 Performances

• Brisbane Lions: 11th on Q2 Performances

• Fremantle: 12th on Own Scoring Shot Conversion, 13th on Goals and on Points Scored per Game, and 14th on Own Scoring Shots per Game and Q2 Performances

• Carlton: 11th on Own Scoring Shot Conversion, 12th on Q3 Performances, and 14th on Q4 Performances

• St Kilda: 12th on Goals and on Points Scored per Game, 12th on Q1 Performances, and 13th on Own Scoring Shots per Game and Own Scoring Shot Conversion

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

• GWS have scored 59% of their points in the 1st half of games

• West Coast have a percentage of only 50 in Q1s, 57 in Q2s, and 59 in Q4s

• North Melbourne have a percentage of only 52 in Q1s, 51 in Q3s, and 44 in Q4s

• Collingwood sit 3rd on the competition ladder despite having a percentage of only 106.2, which is the lowest of any team currently in the Top 8 except St Kilda, and lower than Richmond and Western Bulldogs, who sit outside the Top 8.

• Port Adelaide, despite sitting in 12th place on the ladder, have conceded fewer goals than every other team except Geelong, Melbourne, Sydney, and Fremantle. They’ve scored more goals, however, only than Adelaide, GWS, North Melbourne and West Coast. That said, they’ve also scored only three goals fewer than Fremantle.

• Only three teams have a current winning streak that exceeds two games: Geelong (10), Collingwood (10), and Sydney (4).

• Only three teams have a current losing streak that exceeds two games: West Coast (5), GWS (4), and Port Adelaide (3).

• Geelong and Western Bulldogs are now the only teams to have outscored their opponents in each of the four quarters taken separately

• Adelaide, North Melbourne and West Coast are the only teams to have been outscored by their opponents in each of the four quarters taken separately

• Geelong, at 50, have won equal-most quarters of any team in the competition, despite having won only 53% of their Q3s. Melbourne have won the same number of quarters as Geelong, despite having won only 55% of their Q2s, and 58% of their Q4s.

• North Melbourne have won only 18 quarters all season, and drawn one. West Coast have won only 19 quarters, and drawn two.

• Carlton, despite sitting 7th on the ladder, have won as many quarters as they’ve lost this season.

• Richmond (47), despite sitting 9th on the ladder, have won more quarters than every other team except Geelong (50), Melbourne (50), and Sydney (48).