A total of nine changes have been made to our rolling 2025 All-Australian team, with new names appearing in each area of the field following the past six weeks of action.
Zero Hanger will name a continued All-Australian side after every six rounds of the season, with the next side to be named after Round 18, highlighting the changes since the last side was named.
Since naming our initial side after Round 6, the competition has seen new contenders emerge, and some who were unlucky to miss the first team have now moved into the 23-player side.
On the other side of the coin, injury and the form of others have forced nine players out of the rolling side, while some incumbent names have moved from the bench, or vice versa.
VIEW: OUR ROLLING AA TEAM AFTER ROUND 6
Here's our rolling All-Australian team after Round 12...
1. Defenders
The backline has undergone some changes since Round 6, with two of the six defensive spots changing from our last side.
Coming out of the team is Collingwood skipper Darcy Moore, who has maintained a good run of form but has been surpassed by St Kilda's Callum Wilkie, while Saint Jack Sinclair has made way for Fremantle's Jordan Clark.
The incoming pair have been pivotal to their respective sides for the entire season to date, but have lifted over the past month or so in particular to warrant their selections.
The rest of the backline remains as selected, with Jacob Weitering and Sam Taylor holding down the key position posts, while Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera and Lachie Ash are still our flank options.
Others close to a spot include Bailey Dale, Harris Andrews and Lachie Whitfield.
