An absolute bag for Charlie Curnow in Carlton's thumping of West Coast saw him take the lead in the race for the Coleman Medal.
Curnow booted nine majors to jump ahead of Jeremy Cameron, although the Geelong spearhead drew level with him at the top with three goals in his side's victory over Essendon.
Cameron's partner-in-crime, Tom Hawkins, had a big day at the MCG, booting eight goals to take him to equal third.
Take a look at the Coleman Medal standings below.
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Oscar Allen (West Coast)
Joe Daniher (Brisbane)
Tom Papley (Sydney)
Nick Larkey (North Melbourne)
Bayley Fritsch (Melbourne)
Ben King (Gold Coast)
Aaron Naughton (Western Bulldogs)
Taylor Walker (Adelaide)
Logan McDonald (Sydney)
Jack Higgins (St Kilda)
Jesse Hogan (GWS)
Izak Rankine (Adelaide)
Brody Mihocek (Collingwood)
Jack Riewoldt (Richmond)
Kade Chandler (Melbourne)
Darcy Fogarty (Adelaide)
Eric Hipwood (Brisbane)
Want to know who's getting on the end of the goals at your team?
Here are the top three goalkickers at each club:
Taylor Walker (15)
Izak Rankine (14)
Darcy Fogarty (13)
Charlie Cameron (26)
Joe Daniher (18)
Eric Hipwood (13)
Charlie Curnow (31)
Harry McKay (12)
Corey Durdin (9)
Brody Mihocek (14)
Bobby Hill (10)
Jordan De Goey, Beau McCreery (7)
Kyle Langford (12)
Jake Stringer (11)
Archie Perkins, Sam Weideman (9)
Michael Walters (12)
Lachie Shultz (10)
Jye Amiss (8)
Jeremy Cameron (30)
Tom Hawkins (22)
Oliver Henry (12)
Ben King (16)
Jack Lukosius (8)
Ben Ainsworth (7)
Toby Greene (20)
Jesse Hogan (14)
Brent Daniels (11)
Fergus Greene, Luke Breust (11)
Tyler Brockman (6)
Bayley Fritsch (16)
Kade Chandler (13)
Kysaiah Pickett (12)
Nick Larkey (16)
Jaidyn Stephenson, Cameron Zurhaar (11)
Charlie Dixon (11)
Todd Marshall, Jeremy Finlayson (10)
Jack Riewoldt (14)
Tom Lynch (9)
Shai Bolton (7)
Jack Higgins (14)
Mitchito Owens (12)
Dan Butler (9)
Tom Papley (16)
Logan McDonald (14)
Will Hayward (9)
Oscar Allen (18)
Jake Waterman (10)
Jack Darling (9)
Aaron Naughton (15)
Jamarra Ugle-Hagan (8)
Tim English, Bailey Williams, Rory Lobb (6)
Head over to Bluebet for the latest Coleman Medal odds.
Jeremy Cameron, Charlie Curnow, Tom Lynch and Harry McKay are among the favourites to take out the honour in 2023.