2016 was easily the year of the decade for the Dogs, as they broke their premiership 54-year premiership drought.
It hasn't been smooth sailing since then, but here are the best 10 players of the decade for the boys from Whitten Oval.
10. Ryan Griffen
Was at the club for five years this decade, limiting his chances at a higher finish - but he did play his best footy during this period.
After battling injury early in his career, Griffen became an important factor as the Dogs continued to push towards a Grand Final. With two Sutton Medals (Best & Fairest) under his belt (2010, 2013) and an All-Australian jacket in 2013, he also setting a club record for most disposals in a match (47) matched by Jack Macrae later in the decade.
Arguably one of the best midfielders in the league for this small period, Griffen was a consistent performer who also captained the Dogs for one season in 2014.
