We've ranked all the premiership sides since 2010 to see who is the best of the best!

Of course, comparing football royalty is no easy task, and one side had to come in at No. 11 despite still being as elite as they come.

The teams' pure talent on paper, form over the entire season and ability to step up in big matches and all came into consideration for our rankings.

HERE IS HOW WE RANKED EVERY PREMIERSHIP SIDE SINCE 2020, COUNTING DOWN FROM 11-1: 

3. Geelong 2011

The Cats took down a Collingwood team arguably stronger than their previous premiership season through a mix of youth and experience.

This Geelong team was as good as you will ever see. A midfield consisting of Joel Selwood, Jimmy Bartel, Cameron Ling and Joel Corey rarely got beaten.

All of Scarlett, Enright, Lonergan and Taylor quickly became club legends to form one of the greatest defences ever, while a forward group including Tom Hawkins, Paul Chapman and Steve Johnson did plenty of damage.

An interchange of James Kelly, Matthew Stokes,  Allen Christensen and Mitch Duncan made this team hard to dislike, as the Cats won their second premiership in three years with Chris Scott's first season in charge.

Above all, the 2011 Cats stepped up in the big games, a true testament to a great side.

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - OCTOBER 01: Mitch Duncan and Corey Enright of the Cats celebrate with the Premiership Cup after winning the 2011 AFL Grand Final match between the Collingwood Magpies and the Geelong Cats at Melbourne Cricket Ground on October 1, 2011 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Mark Dadswell/Getty Images)
Geelong
B: 8 Josh Hunt 30 Matthew Scarlett 13 Tom Lonergan
HB: 44 Corey Enright 7 Harry Taylor 40 David Wojcinski
C: 14 Joel Selwood 3 Jimmy Bartel 4 Andrew Mackie
HF: 20 Steve Johnson 26 Tom Hawkins 5 Travis Varcoe
F: 12 Trent West 31 James Podsiadly 35 Paul Chapman
Foll: 6 Brad Ottens 45 Cameron Ling (c) 11 Joel Corey
Int: 9 James Kelly 27 Mathew Stokes 28 Allen Christensen
22 Mitch Duncan (sub)
Coach: Chris Scott

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