Brisbane's oldest player this season, the 35-year-old could possibly be its best through 10 rounds. After some prolonged negotiations between player and club at the end of last season to extend his career by another 12 months, the five-time best and fairest winner has been on a tear in 2024. His 35 disposals and a goal against Richmond on Saturday continued a stellar season and came two weeks after a career-high 40 possessions against Gold Coast. Keidean Coleman's season-ending knee injury in Opening Round put a huge dent in Brisbane's premiership hopes, but Zorko's adaptability to revert to half-back has been a saviour and will surely see him go on to a 14th season next year. – Michael Whiting
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