From acts of bravery, coaches speaking and an insight into the Norm Smith Medal voting process, there was plenty that was said when much of Melbourne was partying in the aftermath of the grand final.
Here is what you missed.
Match-winner's ridiculous bravery
Logan Morris kicked three last quarter goals in the grand final to help seal the most memorable comeback in AFL grand final history.
It was revealed post-match that remarkably, he did it with a fracture in his back, which he played through for most of the second half of the season.
It is a similar injury to what tough Western Bulldogs defender Dale Morris played through in the 2016 decider and will go down in folklore.
He kicked 72 goals for the season including multiples in each of his last seven games.
