Interchange
Nat Fyfe (Fremantle)
Began to show signs that he was getting back to his best, using the ball at an elite level, kicking two crafty goals while picking up 24 touches and winning six clearances.
Patrick Dangerfield (Geelong)
While he has been getting help around him, Geelong's season still very much rests on his shoulders. His 33 disposal, 10 clearance performance on the weekend showed very much that he is ready to drive this team deep into September.
Jobe Watson (Essendon)
It was #CheerTheChamps day for the Bombers and Watson was at the top of the champion list. He also managed to wind back the clock, winning eight clearances and had 26 disposals to ensure his career to extend by at least another fortnight.
Will Hoskin-Elliott (Collingwood)
The former Giant has revelled in his first season in black and white, with it all coming together against Melbourne to the tune of 20 touches, 12 marks and two goals.
