Round four saw two of the better marks youโre ever likely to see, but also two marks that were the opposite of each other.
The Western Bulldogsโ Hayden Crozier leapt onto the head of Jamie Elliott to pull down a spectacular hanger, while GWS forward Harry Himmelberg ran back with the flight to pull off a mark that Brown and Riewoldt would be proud of.
HAYDEN CROZIER MAY NEVER COME DOWN!#AFLPiesDogs pic.twitter.com/Ts3Eiwgd9i
— AFL (@AFL) April 12, 2019
The problem lies in the fact that only one can win mark of the week.
So which is better?
Former North defender David King has had his say on the matter.
โThe mark of Harry Himmelberg on the weekend coming back with the flight โฆ everyone will vote for Crozierโs mark,โ he toldย SEN Mornings.
โThat mark of Himmelberg should be mark of the week.
โThere isnโt a player in the competition who doesnโt want to be that player taking that style of mark and I think fans appreciate how seriously tough these players are.
โThe fearless approach and the reckless approach for their own safety at times and Iโm straight away thinking of Nick Riewoldt and Jonathan Brownโs style.
โAnything could have happened there. It was a car crash. It has to be mark of the year for me.โ
COURAGE!
Harry Himmelberg with total disregard for his own safety.#AFLCatsGiants pic.twitter.com/nccXItRTEb
— AFL (@AFL) April 13, 2019
Fans of high flyers will side with Crozier, while those that appreciate the courage of players will go with Himmelberg.
Watch both marks and let us know what you think.
