Paul Hasleby has delivered his AFL power rankings for both clubs and players in the wake of Round 5.
From a team perspective, the former Fremantle star is taking into consideration how they performed last year as well as their form in 2023.
Hasleby will update his power rankings every week on SEN WA’s The Run Home.
Hase’s club power rankings
Just outside: Adelaide and Essendon
“They’re starting to come into the conversation.
“Given Essendon took down Melbourne, I think another win against a top side and they are going to rocket up these rankings.”
6. Brisbane
Last week: 6
5. Carlton
Last week: 3
“I wasn’t super impressed, but I just think it was Carlton’s day off.
“I reckon every team is going to have that at some stage.”
4. St Kilda
Last week: 4
“They hold their position in fourth.”
3. Sydney
Last week: 5
“Another win. Undermanned, particularly down back.
“They sit in third.”
2. Melbourne
Last week: 1
“Melbourne drop down one.”
1. Collingwood
Last week: 2
“Collingwood go up, are now 4-1.
“Pretty dominant against St Kilda albeit for the last few minutes where they kicked a few goals to make it interesting.
“They (the Magpies) are going well. Nick Daicos on fire, they did it without Jordan De Goey so there’s still a bit to come back into that side.”
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6. Bris/Adelaide/Essendon
5. Carlton
4. St.Kilda
3. Sydney
2. Melbourne
1. Collingwood@SENWestAus
Hase’s player power rankings
Hasleby’s player list is put together via a rolling system based on history and what they’ve done in the past, as well as current form.
This week he has a top eight.
8. Charlie Curnow (Carlton)
Last week: 7
“Need a bit more.”
7. Luke Davies-Uniacke (North Melbourne)
Last week: 6
“Luke Davies-Uniacke is still there, but need a bit more.”
6. Jordan Dawson (Adelaide)
Last week: X
“Jordan Dawson is the big riser.”
5. Christian Petracca (Melbourne)
Last week: 5
4. Marcus Bontempelli (Western Bulldogs)
Last week: 3
“Marcus Bontempelli and Christian Petracca, big watch on them this week.
“If they’re not best on ground for their teams, they could be dropping down.”
3. Nick Daicos (Collingwood)
Last week: 5
“Nick Daicos another big riser for me, he goes to third.
“42 possessions and now leading the coaches votes easily.”
2. Clayton Oliver (Melbourne)
Last week: 2
“Clayton Oliver, even in a losing team he was outstanding with 41 disposals.”
1. Jeremy Cameron (Geelong)
Last week: 1
“Jeremy Cameron holds number one.
“He kicked four goals, but kicked them in one quarter. Need a little bit of a lift.”