Below is the latest Ranking on Dashboard Metrics data, which still shows some sizeable differences in the rankings of particular teams for particular metrics, when compared with their positions on the competition ladder.

St Kilda are a particularly interesting case in that they, despite sitting 13th on the ladder, are ranked 15th or lower on 10 of the metrics, and last or second-last on seven.

Overall, it’s still the case that Scoring Shot Generation is proving far more important than Scoring Shot Conversion, and Quarters 1 and 2 far more important than Quarters 3 and 4.

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

Brisbane Lions, Melbourne, and Richmond are still yet to lose a Q4
Geelong and Port Adelaide are still yet to lose a Q3
Sydney are also yet to lose a Q2
Western Bulldogs are yet to lose a Q1
Adelaide is still yet to win a Q3
Gold Coast have scored 36% of their points in Q3s
Geelong have scored 35% of their points in Q3s
Collingwood have scored 60% of their points in the first half of games
Collingwood have scored 59% of their points in the second half of games
Sydney have scored 65% of their points in Q2s and Q3s, and been outscored 3:2 by their opponents in Q4s
Essendon have scored more points than the six teams immediately above them on the ladder
Half of the teams below Geelong on the ladder have registered as many or more goals as the Cats