AFL games: 8

Disposals per game: 13.8

Marks: 3.3

Kicks: 6.4

Tackles: 2.9

Clearances: 3

 

Season summary:

After struggling to keep his spot in the side and have much of an impact playing forward, a shift to the midfield late in the 2021 season saw Conor Nash forge a string of break-out performances.

Across the final four games of the season, the Irishman averaged 20.2 disposals and 4.7 tackles, and was named among the best players on the ground during three of those four games.

Before his career-best performance in Round 20, the 23-year-old had been thrown around a range of positions and roles in his young career to date. 

Starting as a Category B rookie from Ireland, Nash made eight appearances at AFL level this season and will be looking to build on his strong finish to 2021 come next year.  

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Conor Nash continues to impress | Highlights

How good has Nash been in his new position right in the middle of play!

Best AFL game:

Nash’s break-out game came against Brisbane in Round 21, where he finished with a career-high 23 disposals, nine tackles and 12 contested possessions.

How the fans saw him: