From surprise losses to some horror injury news, we take a look at the ten things that we took away from round two.

3. Are the Dogs back?

Their performance on the weekend had glimpses of the 15' and 16' Bulldogs'. They were fast, exuberant and most importantly, exciting. At three-quarter-time, the Dogs looked down and out trailing by 30 points to a side that knocked off the Crows a week earlier in the Hawks. The likes of Liberatore, Wallis, and Schache, who booted four goals seemingly lit up the stage after criticism hit the former pick two. Are the Dogs' a sneaky chance at challenging for the eight?

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - MARCH 31: Tom Liberatore of the Bulldogs kicks whilst being tackled by James Worpel of the Hawks during the round two AFL match between the Hawthorn hawks and the Western Bulldogs at Melbourne Cricket Ground on March 31, 2019 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Quinn Rooney/Getty Images)

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