Barnaby French

Barnaby French played 133 senior AFL games chiefly for Carlton, as well as Port Adelaide between 1999 and 2006, lining up most often as a ruckman. On 23-0, Barnaby French's career spans 2 decades, from the 1990s to the 2000s of football.

Our era-fair model rates Barnaby French at a peak of 81 out of 100, reached in the 2000s. That figure measures Barnaby French only against the players of that same era — the teammates and opponents actually faced — using standardised output, honours and finals impact, so a 2000s ruckman can be compared fairly with players from any other decade of the game.

Barnaby French polled 3 Brownlow Medal votes across the career.

Season by season, the data credits Barnaby French with a best season of 188 disposals in 1999, 40 career goals and a top Brownlow year of 2 votes in 2002. The full year-by-year breakdown is below.