The AFL is abuzz with speculation about the league's next big star, with the focus on Brisbane's young gun, Logan Morris. With a goal-kicking record that puts him in the company of the likes of Jeremy Cameron, Lance Franklin, and Sam Darcy, Morris is a force to be reckoned with. The 21-year-old's form has been nothing short of impressive, and he's quickly becoming a target for rival clubs, including Tasmania, who are reportedly offering him a lucrative $2 million per year contract. This has led to questions about Brisbane's strategy and whether they will match Adelaide's offer for Zac Bailey, or risk losing him to a rival club. The AFL is a cut-throat business, and the pressure is on Brisbane to keep their stars, especially with the looming threat of Lachie Neale's potential departure to Collingwood. In other news, North Melbourne's struggles continue, with a 124-point loss to Fremantle labeled an 'all-club fail'. The Roos' numbers suggest there's been little improvement, and the team's defensive statistics are a cause for concern. Meanwhile, Adelaide's Jordan Dawson is having a career-best season, with a player rating of 18 and a stellar performance against Geelong. The Crows skipper's ability to power through personal adversity and put together a stellar season is a testament to his character. Finally, Essendon's Ben McKay is set to make a positional switch to the forward line, with the team looking to revive a maligned star. McKay's move is an absolute necessity, and he's expected to take on a more prominent role in the team's success.
