Most improved: Harry Cunningham
After managing just six appearances over his first two seasons on the list, Cunningham has taken a major step forward in 2014.
Playing every match and being used in a variety of roles all over the ground, Cunningham is averaging 13 touches, four marks and three tackles per game.
The speedy 21-year-old has also kicked 11 goals, including four in the round 12 victory over the Gold Coast.
He has been rewarded for his efforts this year with a NAB AFL Rising Star nomination in round 15.
Worthy mentions: Craig Bird has been a valued member of the Swans for some time, but he has taken his game to a new level this year.
Having averaged 17 possessions per game in 2012 and 18.3 last season, that number has jumped to 21 in 2014.
Six weeks shy of his 30th birthday, Nick Malceski is also in career-best form.
The running defender and All Australian contender is averaging 24.6 possessions per game, comfortably the best tally of his 10 seasons at the highest level.
Click here to read the full list of clubs' most improved from afl.com.au.
