Top five Adelaide Crows players of all time

Ranking the top five Adelaide Crows players of all time is a subjective task, but several names frequently come up in discussions among fans and analysts based on their impact, achievements, and contributions to the club. These players have not only been exceptional on the field but have also left a lasting legacy at the Adelaide Crows.

Here are the top five Adelaide Crows players of all time, ranked from 5 to 1:

5. Darren Jarman

A crucial player in Adelaide’s back-to-back premierships in 1997 and 1998, Jarman’s brilliance in the forward line and his ability to deliver under pressure make him a Crows legend.

4. Mark Ricciuto

An eight-time All-Australian and the 2003 Brownlow Medalist, Ricciuto’s powerful presence in the midfield and leadership as captain from 2001 to 2007 are highly revered.

3. Simon Goodwin

A five-time All-Australian and three-time club champion, Goodwin was an elite midfielder who played a key role in Adelaide’s success in the late 1990s and early 2000s.

2. Tony Modra

A fan favorite and one of the most exciting forwards in AFL history, Modra’s spectacular marking and goal-scoring prowess, including his Coleman Medal in 1997, cemented his place as an Adelaide Crows icon.

1. Andrew McLeod

Regarded as one of the most skillful players ever, McLeod won back-to-back Norm Smith Medals in the 1997 and 1998 Grand Finals and was a five-time All-Australian. His versatility and brilliance made him a standout player.