Best player from every club
One pick per club. Eighteen fanbases disagreeing.
Seeds one player per club automatically, eighteen names, so the board is never empty when you open it. Swap the seed pick for who you actually rate from each club, then export a countdown through all eighteen. The seed is deliberately a starting point to argue with, not a claim about who is best — the tool exists because that first pick is wrong and everyone watching already knows it. Reveal order follows however you leave the eighteen names — nothing here is sorted by score, so you decide whether your own club's pick lands first, buried in the middle, or saved for last.
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- ADEJordan DawsonAdelaide Crows
- BRLLachie NealeBrisbane Lions
- CARPatrick CrippsCarlton
- COLScott PendleburyCollingwood
- ESSZach MerrettEssendon
- FRENat FyfeFremantle
- GEEPatrick DangerfieldGeelong Cats
- GCSMatt RowellGold Coast Suns
- GWSToby GreeneGWS Giants
- HAWJames SicilyHawthorn
- MELMax GawnMelbourne
- NTHJy SimpkinNorth Melbourne
- PTAZak ButtersPort Adelaide
- RICTim TarantoRichmond
- STKJack SteeleSt Kilda
- SYDIsaac HeeneySydney Swans
- WCEElliot YeoWest Coast Eagles
- WBDMarcus BontempelliWestern Bulldogs
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When to use it
Use this instead of Best 22 or Ladder Predictor when the content is cross-club rather than about your own team or the competition table — it is built to travel across every fanbase's feed at once, because every club gets exactly one representative to defend or dispute.
The best lists here go beyond the obvious captain-and-best-22 picks. A club's clear best player draws agreement, and agreement does not get comments; a defensible but arguable second-best pick draws replies from that club's own supporters, which is the reaction the format is actually built to produce.
The order does not have to run strongest to weakest, since nothing here is sorted by score — build the reveal as a narrative instead: rivals back to back, your own club saved for last, or alphabetical if you want the list to read as neutral rather than ranked. Once a set feels right, duplicate it and swap every name for "worst from every club" — the same eighteen-slot structure, a meaner companion video.