the Dockers are 4th not 3rd on the list
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By way of explanation, the Dockers finished 3rd in the regular season and our ladders reflect that. They do not reflect the positions after the finals. To juggle them to do that would be confusing to most of our readers. I understand that for draft and other purposes the AFL re-ranks teams after the finals and so do leagues like the NFL in America but our readers would find it confusing if we put a team with a worse record above one with a better record and we would get comments about that.