And the big guns keep crumbling... Hawthorn's second 'shocker' for the year - a huge loss against the Tigers - sees them fall from the top spot. The new #1 is West Coast; an amazing result given that they begun last year at the bottom of the table.
In contrast to 2011, we may well see quite a bit of shuffling over the next few weeks in what is shaping up as an even season. All of the top ten are just two or three big wins from grabbing the #1 rank, making it harder to gauge just who is the best team out there.
1 (3) West Coast 23.1 (21.7)
2 (2) Geelong 22.2 (23.8)
3 (1) Hawthorn 19.6 (27.4)
4 (4) Collingwood 18.9 (18.0)
5 (5) Carlton 15.6 (14.7)
6 (7) St. Kilda 14.9 (13.0)
7 (6) Sydney 13.2 (14.3)
8 (8) Essendon 10.8 (7.6)
9 (11) Richmond 8.0 (-1.2)
10 (9) Adelaide 6.7 (7.1)
11 (10) North Melbourne 2.4 (3.3)
12 (12) Western Bulldogs -4.8 (-6.6)
13 (13) Fremantle -12.0 (-11.0)
14 (14) Brisbane -14.7 (-17.0)
15 (15) Port Adelaide -28.4 (-33.3)
16 (16) Melbourne -40.2 (-40.3)
17 (17) Gold Coast -54.4 (-50.6)
18 (18) Greater Western Sydney -56.2 (-53.8)
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