List of Australian Football League season disposal leaders
Table:
Year
Leader
Team
Disposals (inc. finals)

2012
Dayne Beams
Collingwood
741

2011
Dane Swan
Collingwood
760

2010
Dane Swan
Collingwood
820

2009
Dane Swan
Collingwood
769

2008
Joel Corey
Geelong
730

2007
Kane Cornes
Port Adelaide
696

2006
Scott West
Western Bulldogs
708

2005
Scott West
Western Bulldogs
637

2004
Nigel Lappin
Brisbane Lions
630

2003
Nathan Buckley
Collingwood
650

2002
Simon Black
Brisbane Lions
582

2001
Simon Black
Brisbane Lions
622

2000
Brett Ratten
Carlton
695

1999
Brett Ratten
Carlton
670

1998
Robert Harvey
St Kilda
735

1997
Robert Harvey
St Kilda
756

1996
Robert Harvey
St Kilda
597

1995
Liam Pickering
Geelong
629

1994
Greg Williams
Carlton
642

1993
Greg Williams
Carlton
664

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