The Ranking on Dashboard Metrics data appears below, and perhaps mostly shows that the better teams tend to mostly do better on most performance metrics, though at this stage moreso on:

Expected Wins according to the MoS Win Production Function
Points conceded
Goals conceded
Quarters won
Points scored
Goals scored
Scoring Shots conceded

And, less so, at least for now on:

Opponent Scoring Shot Conversion
Q3 Performances
Own Scoring Shot Conversion
Q1 Performances

If there’s been one consistent message from these metrics in recent seasons, it’s been that scoring shot conversion is far less important than scoring shot creation and concession.

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

Hawthorn are yet to lose a Q3 or Q4
Fremantle are yet to lose a Q1 or Q4
Melbourne are yet to lose a Q1 or Q3
North Melbounre are yet to win a Q3 or Q4
North Melbourne have scored 65% of their points in the 1st half of games
Carlton have scored 62% of their points in the 1st half of games
Essendon have scored 61% of their points in the 2nd half of games
GWS have scored 61% of their points in the 1st half of games
Fremantle, who are 6th on the ladder, have scored fewer goals than seven of the 12 teams below them