Crows duo Jordan Dawson and Wayne Milera have been selected in the AFL’s All-Australian side for 2026.
Now a three-time member of the side, Dawson averaged 26 disposals, 4.3 clearances and career-best 1.16 goals per game in 2026.
The 28-year-old was again named Vice-captain and follows AFLPA awards of Best Captain and Most Courageous earlier in the evening.
Milera, meanwhile, has earned a maiden selection in the All-Australian side following a career-best year.
An ever-present danger off half-back, Milera has averaged career-best numbers in disposals (26 per game), contested possessions (6.3 per game) and marks (5.94 per game) this season.
Crows Coach Matthew Nicks praised the impact of the pair this season.
“It’s been a fantastic season from both of them and so well deserved for selection,” Nicks said.
“What is there to say that hasn’t already been said about Daws…
“To have another outstanding year, particularly with what he’s experienced away from footy, is a testament to his character and the person he is.
“As for Junior, he’s battled injuries in the past but for him to have the year he’s had was certainly not a surprise to any of us.
“We knew full well what he was capable of fully fit and we are just so pleased the whole league got to witness what we already knew.
“I couldn’t be more proud of them.”
The 2026 All-Australian selection panel is Andrew Dillon (Chair), Greg Swann, Laura Kane, Eddie Betts, Simon Black, Jude Bolton, Abbey Holmes, Glen Jakovich, David Mundy and Joel Selwood.
