The Ranking on Dashboard Metrics data appears below, and currently shows that, collectively, the teams in the Top 8 on the competition ladder fill:

Five of the bottom 10 spots on Own Scoring Shot Conversion
Three of the bottom 10 spots on Opponent Goal Scoring, Opponent Scoring Shot Conversion, Q2, Q3, and Q4 Performances
Two of the bottom 10 spots on Own and Opponent Scoring Shot Production, Opponent Point Scoring, and Q1 Performances

The full Team Dashboard appears below and shows that, amongst other things:

Geelong have converted only 50% of their scoring shots into goals, but allowed their opponents to convert at around 62%
Conversely, Richmond has converted at 59% but allowed their opponents to convert at only 45%
West Coast are still yet to win a Q2
GWS is still yet to win a Q4
Carlton have scored 60% of their points in the 1st half of games (and only 18% in Q3s)
GWS have scored 62% of their points in the 1st half of games
Port Adelaide have scored only 14% of their points in Q1s
Melbourne have more than doubled their opponents’ score in Q1s and Q3s, but been outscored in Q2s
Brisbane Lions are the only team to have outscored their opponents in each of the four quarters taken separately (Sydney has a percentage of exactly 100 in Q1s and Fremantle in Q3s, and would otherwise also be on the list)
Essendon and West Coast are the only teams to have been outscored by their opponents in each of the four quarters taken separately
Fremantle, who are 3rd on the ladder, have scored fewer goals than every other team in the Top 8, as well as Richmond in 9th. They’ve also scored only one goal more than the teams in 10th and 11th.
Richmond, in 9th, have scored more goals than all but two teams in the Top 8.