Andrew Capel

TAYLOR Walker’s rebuilt right leg is standing up to the heat. The Crows key forward ranks third in the AFL in winning one-on-one contests.

THE power has gone out at Port Adelaide. Its remarkable fall from grace comes on the back of its scoring drying up.

IN the lowest scoring season since 1968, attack is now the point of difference in the AFL. And that’s why the Crows loom as a shock September threat.

WESTERN Bulldogs midfielder Marcus Bontempelli’s has been a revelation in 2014 and he’s leading the race for the AFL Rising Star award.

THE competitiveness has been there for Melbourne in 2013, but the scoring certainly hasn’t, plummeting to a 94-year low.

HAWTHORN superboot Luke Breust will shoot for an AFL record against the Crows at Adelaide Oval on Friday night.

PORT Adelaide Raging Bull Ollie Wines is enjoying one of the greatest seasons ever by a second-year player.

COLEMAN Medal leader Jay Schulz holds no grudges towards Richmond. He says the Tigers had every right to get rid of him five years ago.

PLAYERS who can apply constant pressure and cause turnovers are each club’s underrated diamonds. Now they’re being recognised.

WELCOME to Groundhog Day. Forget Buddy Franklin, Power’s greatest test at the SCG on Saturday will be at ground level.

WELCOME to Groundhog Day. Forget Buddy Franklin, Power’s greatest test at the SCG on Saturday will be at ground level.

IT has been doing coach Brenton Sanderson’s head in and frustrating supporters all year. Why are the Crows so good one week and so bad the next?

IT has been doing coach Brenton Sanderson’s head in and frustrating supporters all year. Why are the Crows so good one week and so bad the next?

PATRICK Dangerfield says if he changes his game he won’t be the same player, but he is in danger of having his career ended prematurely.

GIVE a Hawk an opportunity in front of goal and the chances are he will make you pay the ultimate price.

GIVE a Hawk an opportunity in front of goal and the chances are he will make you pay the ultimate price.

PORT Adelaide’s surge from basket case to premiership contender has been sparked by the remarkable improvement in its second chance men.

AFTER overcoming a string of injuries, Power forward Robbie Gray is starting to show his prodigious talent.

BRODIE Smith is the Crows’ great metre eater. He averages 578m a game.