Taylor was the top-scoring key defender for the round with 17.1 points. He tallied 24 disposals at 88 per cent efficiency, won nine intercepts and had seven spoils. He is the No.1 key defender on the player ratings table and sits at 36th overall. Taylor ranks third in the competition of all players for total points from rounds 17-21.

Adcock earned a career-best 24.5 points against Collingwood to move to a career-high 132nd overall. He had 25 disposals at 92 per cent efficiency, gave four score assists, laid nine tackles and kicked a goal.

Hill was the second-highest scoring player on the ground against Hawthorn with 19.4 points. He kicked three goals and won five clearances and was involved in nine scores. He moved back up to 19th overall – equal to his career-high and second only to Nat Fyfe at the Dockers.

Smith was the top-scoring player against Melbourne with 20.5 points. He kicked two goals, laid five tackles and had 31 disposals for a total of 904 metres gained – the most of any player for the round. He has moved to a career-high 109th overall – fourth at the Giants.

Pavlich was the top-scoring player against Hawthorn with 27.5 points. He kicked five goals, gave two score assists, took four contested marks and was involved in 11 total scores. He moved up to 144th overall – 12th of key forwards. Has been as high as 30th overall – one of only five key forwards to have reached that mark.

Mumford was the highest-scoring ruckman of the round with 15.6 points. He moved up to 116th overall – ninth of ruckmen and fifth at GWS. He had 10 disposals at 100 per cent efficiency, won nine contested possessions, laid five tackles and kicked a goal.

Bontempelli was the second-highest scoring player for the round with 27.7 points. He had 23 disposals at 87 per cent efficiency, won 11 contested possessions, laid eight tackles and kicked two goals.