Current Consecutive Games

[piedys]

This never ceases to amaze me, year after year: Current Consecutive Games
How ANY player can last this long at senior level, with the amount of tackling and collisions, defies logic.
You'd think most players would miss a week at least once a season with a minor niggle? But no, they keep on fronting up.

https://afltables.com/afl/stats/succgames.html

Our ever reliable and highly durable Duracell bunny, Jack Crisp, leads the current crop of AFL players:


Jack Crisp CW 163
Clayton Oliver ME 109
Todd Goldstein NM 87
Christian Petracca ME 81
Brayden Maynard CW 81

Marcus Bontempelli WB 70 [although that may come to a grinding halt within 24 hours...]

And wonderful to see the players evidently not good enough to play for us anymore, string a few games together...

James Aish FR 30
Tom Phillips HW 22
Paul Seedsman AD 22

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And players not even listed during 2019 featuring:

John Noble CW 35
Darcy Cameron CW 18

I recall years ago, Kade Simpson led the field, with Dane Swan close behind.
Who else had stellar runs that you can recall? Dusty? Yze?

And is there a more comprehensive overall chart than this one available online?

[Jezza]

Crisp hasn't missed a game with us since he first joined the club at the end of 2014.

He's played in every game from 201 -onwards which is an impressive feat.

The all-time record of consecutive games is held by the late Jim Stynes (244), so Crisp would need another 4 seasons to reach it, which is estimated to be in 2025.

[Presti35]

Old man Goldstein is the surprise here.

[K]

[piedys]

Anybody remember how many consecutive games Swan strung before injury hit

[eddiesmith]

Petracca is impressive given his career started with an ACL.

[Jezza]

[piedys]

[K]

Crisp of course has added value 'cos he's playing for a club that has been clueless on injury management for a decade. If he played for a club that was good with injury management and rehap, he wouldn't be so important.

Let's hope the new fitness guy knows his ****.