The top five stay the same this week, the margins being close enough in the Swans v Cats and the Pies v Eagles matches that none of the teams switched about. Really the only major movers are the Lions and Dogs, who swap places after the former's big win against the latter in Melbourne.
Another 'AFL Power Rankings' system is one that is posted each week over at the Big Footy website. Those rankings are a little different to here, but holy crap, do they get a lot of abuse! Kind of makes me glad that these rankings have relative anonymity. One thing that seemed to be bothering people is that the various ranking systems rate Adelaide well below where they are on the AFL ladder. There probably won't be so many of those comments this week though.
1 (1) Hawthorn 29.4 (29.2)
2 (2) Sydney 22.4 (20.7)
3 (3) West Coast 21.8 (20.1)
4 (4) Geelong 18.9 (20.0)
5 (5) Collingwood 18.3 (18.5)
6 (6) St. Kilda 14.9 (15.0)
7 (8) Carlton 10.1 (10.1)
8 (7) Adelaide 9.2 (11.0)
9 (9) Essendon 8.0 (6.6)
10 (10) Richmond 6.5 (6.2)
11 (11) North Melbourne -5.1 (-7.4)
12 (14) Brisbane -6.2 (-13.4)
13 (13) Fremantle -12.0 (-10.8)
14 (12) Western Bulldogs -16.5 (-10.2)
15 (15) Port Adelaide -20.0 (-19.9)
16 (16) Melbourne -29.9 (-34.1)
17 (18) Gold Coast -53.6 (-53.9)
18 (17) Greater Western Sydney -55.5 (-51.5)
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