Below is the latest Ranking on Dashboard Metrics data, which shows mostly the same relationships between overall rankings on the metrics and ordering on the competition ladder.

On a team-by-team analysis, it’s interesting to note that:

• Western Bulldogs sit first on the ladder despite being only 11th on Own Scoring Shot Conversion, and 12th on Q3 performances

• Melbourne sit second on the ladder despite being 15th on both Own and Opponent Scoring Shot Conversion

• Geelong sit fourth on the ladder despite being 10th on Own Scoring Shot Generation, 9th on Own Scoring Shot Conversion, 15th on Q1 performance, and 11th on Q4 performances

• Sydney sit fifth on the ladder despite being 15th on Opponent Scoring Shot Generation, and 15th on Q4 performances

• Hawthorn sit 15th on the ladder despite being 4th on Own Scoring Shot Conversion, and 6th on Q4 performances

• Collingwood sit 17th on the ladder despite being 5th on Opponent Scoring Shot Generation, 3rd on Own Scoring Shot Conversion, 5th on Q1 performances, and 5th on Q4 performances

The full Team Dashboard appears below, a few of the interesting things from which are that:

• Melbourne are still yet to lose a Q4

• Geelong and Port Adelaide are still yet to lose a Q3

• Western Bulldogs are yet to lose a Q1

• Adelaide is still yet to win a Q3

• Gold Coast have scored 36% of their points in Q3s

• Geelong have scored 63% of their points in Q2s and Q3s

• Collingwood have scored 60% of their points in the first half of games

• GWS have scored 58% of their points in the second half of games

• Sydney have scored 61% of their points in Q2s and Q3s

• Collingwood, in 17th, have registered as many goals as Fremantle, in 6th