Our final rankings of every club's forward lines are here, revealing the top six attacking sides in the competition ahead of 2025.

These clubs have a dynamic mix of star key targets, potent crumbing smalls, and selfless role players that slot perfectly into the forward line to create a nightmare for oppositions to defend.

TEAMS 18-13:ย Every AFL team's forward line ranked: Part 1

TEAMS 12-7:ย Every AFL team's forward line ranked: Part 2

Without further ado, here is the third and final part of our forward-line rankings...

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6. (6th) Port Adelaide

For the first half of 2024, Port Adelaide was one of the highest-scoring teams in the competition.

However, the Power lost their attacking mojo in the latter half of the season, scoring an average of 12 goals per game from their final ten matches, including hitting the 100-point mark just twice after Round 17. In comparison, the Power scored over triple figures four times in their first ten matches, including three times within the first four rounds.

The Power ultimately ranked eighth for points per game in 2024, but the Alberton side stormed through to a preliminary final nonetheless, off the back of their rising young talent.

Six players kicked over 20 goals in 2024, including a 44-goal season from 23-year-old Mitch Georgiades, 33 via Willie Rioli and 28 from Darcy Byrne-Jones. Add in hybrid forward-midfielder Jason Horne-Francis, who snagged 27, and it's clear why when Port Adelaide is on song their attack is so destructive.

Despite the devastating injury news for Todd Marshall, Port Adelaide has a load of firepower inside 50, and with a consistent season, the Power could become the league's most dangerous offensive side.

ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA - SEPTEMBER 13: Mitch Georgiades of the Power celebrates a goal during the 2024 AFL Second Semi-Final match between the Port Adelaide Power and the Hawthorn Hawks at Adelaide Oval on September 13, 2024, in Adelaide, Australia. (Photo by Sarah Reed/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
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