The latest table of Rankings on Dashboard Metrics appears below and, broadly speaking, suggests that the teams’ ladder positions are more highly correlated with :

scoring points (+0.75 correlation) than with conceding them (+0.74)
a team’s converting its own Scoring Shots (+0.64) than with the rate at which its opponents have converted their Scoring Shots (+0.25)
the Goals a team scores (+0.90) than with the Goals it concedes (+0.73)
the Points a team scores (+0.88) than with the Points it concedes (+0.78)
Q4 performances (+0.75) than with Q3 (+0.57), Q1 (+0.54), or Q2 (+0.38) performances
a team’s Expected Wins according to the MoS Win Production Function than with any other of the metrics on the Dashboard

The full Team Dashboard appears below, a few of the interesting features from which are that:

The Top 11 teams all now have percentages of better than 100
West Coast, with a 8 and 3 record, have only a 108.8 percentage
Five more teams with either 7 and 4, or 6 and 5 records have percentages no higher than 111
North Melbourne have scored more Goals than the five teams immediately above them on the ladder
The Gold Coast, in 17th, have conceded exactly the same number of Goals as the Brisbane Lions, in 5th
Fremantle, in 9th, have conceded only 4 more Goals than Geelong, in 1st
Geelong have lost only 10 quarters all season. The next-best is GWS’ 15
North Melbourne, Carlton and the Gold Coast have won only 17 (and tied 1) quarters all season