Running men: Keeping track of your club's speedsters

[bornadog]

Team distance: 2538.6km

Distance kings
1. Lachie Hunter 14.8km/h
2. Lewis Young 14.5
3. Josh Dunkley 13.8

It should come as no surprise Hunter is the hardest runner at the Whitten Oval, with the ball-magnet seemingly at every contest and averaging a second-best 28.6 possessions a game for the Dogs. Second-year key defender Lewis Young is a surprise packet in second place in the endurance stakes.

Speedsters
1. Jason Johannisen 33.6km/h
2. Ed Richards 33.1
3. Hayden Crozier 33.0

Johannisen has been the fastest player on the Dogs' list since they drafted the South African-born flyer in 2011, but he now faces a challenge to retain that title with defensive playmakers Richards and Crozier adding much-needed pace to the team this season.

see the full list of all clubs here (http://www.afl.com.au/news/2018-05-23/running-men-keeping-track-of-your-clubs-speedsters)

[The Bulldogs Bite]

For somebody with pace, Crozier really doesn't use it.

[ledge]

Interesting stats . Wouldn't have thought Dunkley was anywhere near it when you look at Dahlhaus and Macrae.
Just shows what the club sees and what fans see Can be so far apart.

[Twodogs]

For somebody with pace, Crozier really doesn't use it.


He sprints to and from the interchange bench.

[Happy Days]

I'm gonna stick with my idea of Crozier being miscast this year out of necessity; Biggs turning into a pumpkin has really forced his hand.

Having said that, he has been really bad.

[Twodogs]

I'm gonna stick with my idea of Crozier being miscast this year out of necessity; Biggs turning into a pumpkin has really forced his hand.

Having said that, he has been really bad.

Which one has been really bad?

[Happy Days]

Which one has been really bad?

Both of them. Most of them in fact.

[bornadog]

Amazing to see Majak Daw as the fastest recorded player this season to to date

[boydogs]

For somebody with pace, Crozier really doesn't use it.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Kux5--Qddg