AFL.com.au have named their Round 17 Team of the Week, with two Bulldogs featured.
Stand-in skipper Easton Wood was named across half-back, while Koby Stevens was rewarded for his best on ground performance being named on the interchange bench.
View the full team below.
COREY ENRIGHT (Geelong) – The veteran thought long and hard before deciding to play on this year and he might have to do it again after gathering 30 possessions in defence against Fremantle.
JAMES FRAWLEY (Hawthorn) – Had the tough task of minding Swans star Lance Franklin and did the job, keeping the three-time Coleman medallist goalless for the first time since round six last year.
NICK HAYNES (Greater Western Sydney) – Played another key role across half-back for the Giants and picked up 19 possessions against the young Lions at the Gabba.
EASTON WOOD (Western Bulldogs) – Another quality game from the gun defender, who took nine marks against the Suns in Cairns, and added 20 disposals at 85 per cent efficiency.
DANIEL TALIA (Adelaide) – The tall backman continued his outstanding form with 19 disposals and eight marks against Collingwood, and had 11 one-percenters for the night.
BRODIE SMITH (Adelaide) – Used his long kicking to clear the footy six times from defence, while also driving it inside 50 on six occasions, from his 23 touches.
JOSH KELLY (Greater Western Sydney) – Quickly emerging as one of the league's most damaging wingmen, Kelly had 26 touches, seven inside 50s and bagged three goals of his own.
SAM MITCHELL (Hawthorn) – Was a major factor in the Hawks' thrilling win over the swans with a game-high 37 touches and eight clearances.
ZACH MERRETT (Essendon) – Just about a lock to win Essendon's best and fairest, Merrett picked up 34 possessions, laid 10 tackles, kicked a goal and had six clearances against the Tigers.
SHAUN BURGOYNE (Hawthorn) – The veteran turned it on in the final quarter against the Swans at the SCG, having 11 possessions, five clearances, five tackles, and adding two clutch goals.
BEN GRIFFITHS (Richmond) – The much-maligned key forward took 12 marks against the Bombers, five of them contested, and kicked three goals from 18 disposals.
ROBBIE GRAY (Port Adelaide) – Port's gun midfielder had 35 touches and five clearances against North Melbourne, and also booted two goals at Etihad Stadium.
JUSTIN WESTHOFF (Port Adelaide) – The enigmatic swingman torched the Kangaroos in the opening term and finished the game with 20 possessions and three goals.
TIM MEMBREY (St Kilda) – Followed up his five goals against Essendon last week with another four against Melbourne, and pulled in 10 marks for the Saints.
GARY ROHAN (Sydney Swans) – Used his speed and strong overhead marking to great effect against the Hawks to kick four of his side's 10 goals for the night.
BRODIE GRUNDY (Collingwood) – Collingwood's best for the second week running after gathering 23 possessions and taking 10 marks against the Crows in the ruck.
PATRICK DANGERFIELD (Geelong) – Geelong's dominant midfielder racked up 31 disposals against the Dockers and also booted four goals in another best-on-ground performance.
DUSTIN MARTIN (Richmond) – While some might not appreciate his work, Martin was again sensational with 43 possessions, 22 of them contested, 14 clearances and two goals against Essendon.
CALLAN WARD (Greater Western Sydney) – The Giants' co-captain blitzed the Lions with 31 possessions, 20 of them contested, nine clearances, nine inside 50s and three goals.
LUKE PARKER (Sydney Swans) – The star Swan had 35 possessions, 19 of those contested, 14 clearances, and kicked a goal in a brilliant display against the ladder leaders.
KOBY STEVENS (Western Bulldogs) – Led the Bulldogs with eight clearances and 34 touches, both game-high tallies, and also booted two goals for the winners.
STEPHEN HILL (Fremantle) – Picked up a career-high 37 touches against the Cats, the most of any player on the ground, and had six clearances for the Dockers.
