WA sports fans are no strangers to seeing a Brayshaw knock up a century.

In the footsteps of his grandfather Ian, an all-rounder who had three centuries of WA, Andrew Brayshaw will celebrate 100 games for Fremantle in Saturday’s semi final.

In the wake of Brayshaw being named the AFL Players Most Valuable Player, the country took notice of the 22-year-old’s work rate in attack and defence.

His efforts not just to win the ball but to win back the ball for his team are on show when looking at the numbers from his 99 games to date compared to all other Fremantle players.

It’s important to keep in mind Brayshaw played 17 games in 2020 with shortened quarters. This is equivalent to approximately 13 full length AFL games, meaning the numbers after 99 games are equivalent to 95 games for Brayshaw.

DISPOSALS
On offence, Brayshaw ranks fourth for disposals and with some good company, including two fellow MVP winners in Nat Fyfe and Lachie Neale.

PRESSURE STATS
When it comes to pressure, no Freo player comes close.
He’s had 490 pressure acts than any other player in his first 99 games, almost 25 per cent more than the second ranked player in Michael Barlow.

He is far ahead of the pack when it comes to forcing turnovers.

As well as breaking Fremantle’s home and away season record for tackles in 2022, he’s also laid the most tackles out of any Fremantle player in their first 99 games.

And only Nat Fyfe has him covered for smothers.