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Season 2016 is turning into one of the most even in history, up to eight teams still all legitimate premiership chances. It's been very even on the player front, too.
With half a season now completed, picking an All-Australian team to the midway point seems even harder than usual, with no shortage of candidates in every part of the ground. More significantly, there's some big names missing out.
So much so that I've been able to find room for only seven of last year's official AFL All-Australian team in my mid-point 2016 version, many simply squeezed out by the sheer glut of talent available.
There's no Sam Mitchell in my team, no Matt Priddis, while a perennial All-Australian starter (but for last year when he was injured) in Gary Ablett didn't even come close.
Last year's grand finalists Hawthorn and West Coast had a total of six players in the official AFL team of the year. In this version, they share only three. But that is just reflective of even the top teams not necessarily standing out as much as usual.
Sydney leads the way for now with four representatives in my 22. There's five teams with two players each and no fewer than eight clubs each with one player selected. Four clubs missed out altogether, including one very much in finals contention still.
So who did make the cut? Join us on Facebook for our live video chat at 12.30 pm on Wednesday, when I'll reveal my entire 22 and field all your questions about who's in, who's out and why.