Brownlow 2023 thread

[wayne]

For a side so dominant, there is absolutely no-one in that team who will steal votes from N.Daicos. Much like our 2017 side.

[one-eyed]

From the HeraldSun:

Near best on ground games from Tim Taranto and Jordan Dawson at the weekend are keeping them in the race too, but a huge final six weeks would be needed for one of them to take Charlie home.

BROWNLOW TRACKER LEADERBOARD

1. Nick Daicos 27.24 votes

2. Christian Petracca 19.81 votes

3. Marcus Bontempelli 18.65 votes

4. Lachie Neale 16.73 votes

5. Tim Taranto 15.93 votes

6. Zach Merrett 15.57 votes*

7. Patrick Cripps 14.76 votes

8. Matt Rowell 13.08 votes

9. Clayton Oliver 12.75 votes

10. Rowan Marshall 12.43 votes

11. Rory Laird 12.31 votes

12. Noah Anderson 12.25 votes

13. Zak Butters 12.01 votes

14. Stephen Coniglio 11.65 votes

15. Andrew Brayshaw 11.51 votes

16. Jack Viney 11.40 votes

17. Connor Rozee 11.42 votes

18. Tom Green 10.94 votes

19. Caleb Serong 10.68 votes

20. Tim English 10.52 votes

https://www.codesports.com.au/afl/champion-data-brownlow-medal-tracker-christian-petracca-looms-as-only-threat-to-nick-daicos/news-story/1fd99eede624d02327a2130127b22500

[one-eyed]

The Brownlow predictor on the AFL website has Taranto in second place only 3 votes behind Nick Daicos.

Brownlow predictor
30 - Nick Daicos (Collingwood)
27 - Tim Taranto (Richmond)
26 - Lachie Neale (Brisbane)
25 - Jordan Dawson (Adelaide)
24 - Marcus Bontempelli (Western Bulldogs)
23 - Zak Butters (Port Adelaide)
23 - Christian Petracca (Melbourne)

Other Tigers:
9 - Shai Bolton
6 - Daniel Rioli
4 - Dustin Martin
3 - Jack Riewoldt
2 - Trent Cotchin
2 - Jayden Short
1 - Jacob Hopper
1 - Nick Vlastuin

https://www.afl.com.au/brownlow-medal/predictor?page=1&player_type=all&club=0&ShowBettingOdds=1

Sportsbet odds
$2.25 - Marcus Bontempelli (Western Bulldogs)
$2.75 - Christian Petracca (Melbourne)
$6 - Nick Daicos (Collingwood)
$21 - Jordan Dawson (Adelaide)
$21 - Tim Taranto (Richmond)
$21 - Zak Butters (Port Adelaide)
$26 - Lachie Neale (Brisbane)

https://www.afl.com.au/news/997289/brownlow-predictor-can-daicos-hold-on-in-race-for-charlie-

[one-eyed]

Champion Data Brownlow Tracker Top 20

Nick Daicos (Collingwood) - 26.8 votes
Christian Petracca (Melbourne) - 24.2
Marcus Bontempelli (Western Bulldogs) - 21.1
Zach Merrett (Essendon) - 19.5*
Lachie Neale (Brisbane Lions) - 19.4
Tim Taranto (Richmond) - 18.2
Andrew Brayshaw (Fremantle) - 17.5
Patrick Cripps (Carlton) - 16.8
Noah Anderson (Gold Coast) - 16.6
Connor Rozee (Port Adelaide) - 16.4
Jai Newcombe (Hawthorn) - 15.3
Toby Greene (GWS Giants) - 14.3
Caleb Serong (Fremantle) - 13.5*
Jack Viney (Melbourne) - 13
Clayton Oliver (Melbourne) - 12.9
Charlie Curnow (Carlton) - 12.7
Rory Laird (Adelaide) - 12.5
Taylor Walker (Adelaide) - 12.5
Chad Warner (Sydney) - 12.2
Shai Bolton (Richmond) - 12.1

*Ineligible

Count as of the end of round 21
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Tim Taranto

Tracker: 18.2

Coaches votes: 63

Has had a fine first season in Richmond colours and could be within striking distance.

Taranto polled 15 votes back in 2021.

His Tigers have the Power in the last round – a team he gathered 33 disposals and four goals against in round 11.

Votes needed: A big final three rounds is needed, Taranto is likely behind by eight to nine votes.

https://www.codesports.com.au/afl/afl-brownlow-medal-tracker-2023-the-contenders-chasing-after-the-injured-nick-daicos/news-story/0bcbf3ac03a06a4a0c43104155e8e8f8

[one-eyed]

Champion Data's Brownlow tracker - The Top 25

Player   Team   Votes
Nick Daicos   Collingwood   26.81
Christian Petracca   Melbourne   24.69
Marcus Bontempelli   Western Bulldogs   21.37
Zach Merrett*   Essendon   19.55
Lachie Neale   Brisbane Lions   19.54
Patrick Cripps   Carlton   18.62
Andrew Brayshaw   Fremantle   18.57
Tim Taranto   Richmond   18.34
Jai Newcombe   Hawthorn   17.73
Connor Rozee   Port Adelaide   17.04
Noah Anderson   Gold Coast Suns   16.88
Toby Greene   GWS Giants   14.42
Chad Warner   Sydney Swans   14.17
Caleb Serong*   Fremantle   13.75
Jack Viney   Melbourne   13.73
Rory Laird   Adelaide Crows   13.67
Clayton Oliver   Melbourne   13.58
Taylor Walker   Adelaide Crows   12.95
Rowan Marshall   St Kilda   12.87
Charlie Curnow   Carlton   12.69
Jeremy Cameron   Geelong Cats   12.42
Luke Parker   Sydney Swans   12.26
Luke Davies-Uniacke   North Melbourne   12.22
Shai Bolton   Richmond   12.22
Zak Butters   Port Adelaide   11.65

n.b. Votes after round 22, 2023
* Ineligible

https://www.codesports.com.au/sport/afl-brownlow-medal-tracker-2023-christian-petracca-closes-in-on-nick-daicos-as-zak-butters-remains-off-the-pace/news-story/af83ecb7e7cfc983bebd8fe805eff2b8

[Tiger Khosh]

Think he was in with a good shot pre bye but don’t think he’s polled more than a few votes in the 8 weeks since.

[one-eyed]

SNUBBED TIGER’S TIME TO SHINE

Eyebrows were raised when Tim Taranto was left out of the All-Australian squad following a career best year.

SuperFooty hasn’t given Taranto the same treatment the All-Australian selectors did.

Watch out for the Tigers’ ball magnet in rounds 6-14, where Taranto is predicted to poll in nine-straight matches on his way to 26 votes for the season.

It won’t quite be the Matthew Priddis story from 2014 when the Eagle missed the All Australian team and won the Brownlow that year, but Taranto is close to a sure thing for a top-ten finish.

https://www.codesports.com.au/afl/superfooty-brownlow-medal-predictor-2023-see-the-full-leaderboard-every-vote-from-every-game-and-club-leaders/news-story/c3c41ccdcfea5c93a3692f238069cbcd

[one-eyed]

Club-by-club guide: Every team's best Brownlow chance, top three

Riley Beveridge
afl.com.au
24 September 2023



Best Chance: Tim Taranto
A stellar first campaign at Richmond should have the midfielder among the leading contenders at points throughout the year. He is predicted to poll in eight straight games midway through the campaign, but there will be a question mark over whether he did enough either side of that to potentially claim the top award.

One-Vote Wonder: Jack Riewoldt (Round 12 v GWS Giants)
The retiring Richmond premiership great could sign off on his terrific career by adding to his 62 Brownlow votes. He kicked five goals and had 15 disposals, eight marks and 10 score involvements against the Giants in his best performance of the season.

Brownlow Predictor
27 - Tim Taranto
11 - Shai Bolton
8 - Dustin Martin

Sportsbet Most Team Votes
$1.05 Tim Taranto
$15 Dustin Martin
$15 Shai Bolton

Predicted Team Votes: 61

2022 Most Votes: Dion Prestia (19 votes)

Ineligible: Nathan Broad, Rhyan Mansell, Toby Nankervis

Previous Winners: Stan Judkins (1930), Bill Morris (1948), Roy Wright (1952, 1954), Ian Stewart (1971), Trent Cotchin (2012), Dustin Martin (2017)

https://www.afl.com.au/news/1036314/club-by-club-preview-guide-every-teams-best-brownlow-medal-chance-top-three-favourites

[one-eyed]

The HeraldSun's Brownlow predictor has Taranto finishing equal sixth on 26 votes.

N.Daicos      33
Pretracca     33
Neale          30
Bontempelli 29
Serong        27
Butters        26
Taranto        26



https://www.codesports.com.au/afl/superfooty-brownlow-medal-predictor-2023-see-the-full-leaderboard-every-vote-from-every-game-and-club-leaders/news-story/c3c41ccdcfea5c93a3692f238069cbcd

[one-eyed]

Daniel Rioli and Paris Lawrence.

https://www.aflphotos.com.au/gallery/afl-2023-media-brownlow-medal?sortby=&search=&pg=9

[one-eyed]

Tim Taranto and Tash Hoole.

https://www.aflphotos.com.au/gallery/afl-2023-media-brownlow-medal?sortby=&search=&pg=13

[one-eyed]

Dusty.


Nank and Hayley.


Nick Vlastuin and Georgia Kelly

[Hard Roar Tiger]

Dan Rioli has a good eye.

[one-eyed]

Round 1 vs Carlton

3. Bolton
2. D.Rioli

[one-eyed]

Round 2 vs Adelaide

3. Balta
2. Taranto


Tiger Total:
3. Balta, Bolton
2. Taranto, D.Rioli