As we reach the midway point of the season, discussion ramps up over who should be in the All-Australian team.
Former Hawk and Gold Coast Sun Campbell Brown has named who he believes deserves a blazer.
Collingwood's Brayden Maynard, St Kilda's Dan Butler and West Coast's Nic Naitanui are perhaps the most unlucky players to miss out on selection in Brown's side.
The inclusion of Bulldog Caleb Daniel caused the biggest stir on social media.
Why did you put Caleb Daniel in there @Browndogg_30x? Interesting choice
— Dan (@dtkeanoo) August 5, 2020
I'm a dogs fan and no way is Caleb Daniel All Aust... Elite by foot and decision making but in an All Aust side can't have someone who struggles to stick a tackle and can't play 1on1 with anyone over 5ft at HBF... Gets caught out a lot. Crozier before him on 2020 form.
— RonBurndaddy (@BurnCammo) August 5, 2020
Other notable exclusions include Richmond's Tom Lynch, Gold Coast's Hugh Greenwood, Sydney's Jake Lloyd and Collingwood's Brodie Grundy.
CAMPBELL BROWN's MID-SEASON 2020 ALL AUSTRALIAN SIDE
B: Brad Sheppard, Harris Andrews, Darcy Moore
HB: Caleb Daniel, Jacob Weitering, Nick Haynes
C: Andrew Gaff, Jack Steele, Jackson Macrae
HF: Toby Greene, Charlie Dixon, Michael Walters
F: Charlie Cameron, Josh Kennedy, Tom Papley
FOLL: Max Gawn, Dustin Martin, Lachie Neale
I/C: Patrick Dangerfield, Todd Goldstein, Travis Boak, Christian Petracca
