JACK Macrae is sitting pretty atop the Gary Ayres Medal leaderboard with just one week left in the finals series.
But teammate Bailey Smith, who is enjoying a stellar finals campaign, is still a mathematical chance to snatch victory away from Macrae.
Smith, who polled nine votes for his four-goal performance against Port Adelaide, sits in second spot on the leaderboard with 17 votes, while Macrae is eight votes ahead on 25 votes.
Max Gawn polled a perfect 10 votes for his extraordinary performance against Geelong on Friday night.
Check out all the week two votes and the leaderboard below.
For every final, the AFL coaches vote for the best players from their game. The coaches vote for five players, giving them a mark from 1-5. The maximum a player can score is 10 (with five votes from both coaches).
Melbourne v Geelong
10 Max Gawn (MELB)
6 Christian Petracca (MELB)
6 Christian Salem (MELB)
4 Clayton Oliver (MELB)
3 Jack Viney (MELB)
1 Kysaiah Pickett (MELB)
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00:38
Jezza draws first blood with cracking dribbler
Jeremy Cameron brilliantly snares the opening goal of the game with this delightful dribbler
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00:30
Disastrous Dees blow with May hurt
Melbourne star Steven May leaves the field with a hamstring injury before returning in the second term
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00:38
The power of Petracca catches Cats cold
Demons superstar Christian Petracca bursts his way past a number of Cats and snares this ripping goal
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00:32
Gawn shocks all with this running snap
Max Gawn surprises everyone with this crazy goal on the burst
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00:38
Petracca and Gawn carving Cats to pieces
Christian Petracca and Max Gawn combine in the middle again for an outrageous goal
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00:32
Max making magic with insane high-five
Max Gawn continues to take over the final with more super goals in the Demons' rout
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00:32
Harmes hangs highest in super speccy
James Harmes gets the Demons fans off their seats again with this superb mark
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00:42
Pickett puts some more icing on the cake
Kysaiah Pickett keeps the crowd roaring with this awesome snap in the last
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07:09
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12:38
Goodwin: 'Opportunity to do something really special'
Simon Goodwin says his club have 'earned the right' to achieve the ultimate success in season 2021 after another workmanlike performance
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15:48
Scott: 'Last two years have been really hard on people'
Chris Scott says while his side are 'bitterly disappointed' they fell miserably short against the Demons, his players 'deserve a break' after a grueling couple of seasons
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14:36
Mini-Match: Melbourne v Geelong
Extended highlights of the first preliminary final clash between the Demons and Cats at Optus Stadium
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02:40
MAX IMPACT: Gawn transforms to new heights in five-star demolition
Max Gawn elevates to a frightening level in this outrageous five-goal performance
Port Adelaide v Western Bulldogs
9 Bailey Smith (WB)
9 Jack Macrae (WB)
5 Mitch Hannan (WB)
3 Marcus Bontempelli (WB)
2 Aaron Naughton (WB)
1 Adam Treloar (WB)
1 Josh Schache (WB)
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00:42
Schoolmates combine to get Dogs off to a flyer
Bailey Smith and Laitham Vandermeer kicked back-to-back goals to give the Doggies the jump over Port
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00:25
Brutal Wines breaks through for Port's first
Ollie Wines has kicked Port's first goal with this brilliant snap
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01:14
Dogs end first with a flurry to cap off epic quarter
Bailey Smith and Mitch Hannan both kicked their second goals within a minute of each other to give their side a 37-point lead
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00:51
Treloar leaves Port for dust as Hannan makes it three
Adam Treloar went on an incredible run which set up a brilliant third goal for Mitch Hannan
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00:48
The Bont is all class with super goal
Marcus Bontempelli snagged his second goal with this incredible running finish
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00:36
Power forwards start second half with a bang
Charlie Dixon and Todd Marshall combined to give Port two early goals to start the second half
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00:33
Smith goes whack with long-range bomb
Bailey Smith nailed his third goal of the game with this effort from beyond the 50m arc
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07:50
Highlights: Port Adelaide v Western Bulldogs
The Power and Bulldogs clash in the Preliminary Finals
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02:13
Baz dazzles on prelim stage with four of the best
Bailey Smith blasts four goals past Port to lead the Doggies to a Grand Final berth
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10:09
Hinkley: 'The closer you get, the harder and more disappointing that loss is'
Watch Ken Hinkley's media conference after Port Adelaide's loss to the Western Bulldogs in the preliminary final
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19:08
Beveridge: 'I'm proud of Treloar and bloody disappointed in a few nasty people'
Watch Luke Beveridge's media conference after the win over Port Adelaide in the preliminary final
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14:57
Mini Match: Port Adelaide v Western Bulldogs
Extended highlights of the second preliminary final clash between the Power and Bulldogs at Adelaide Oval
Leaderboard
25 Jack Macrae WB
17 Bailey Smith WB
14 Clayton Oliver MELB
13 Christian Petracca MELB
11 Max Gawn MELB
10 Marcus Bontempelli WB
10 Tom Hawkins GEEL
10 Isaac Heeney SYD
9 Travis Boak PORT
8 Tom Liberatore WB
8 Zach Tuohy GEEL
7 Ollie Wines PORT
6 Aliir Aliir PORT
6 Josh Kelly GWS
6 Luke Parker SYD
6 Christian Salem MELB
5 Charlie Cameron BL
5 Mitch Hannan WB
5 Jack Henry GEEL
5 Hugh McCluggage BL
5 Cody Weightman WB
