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Player Team Tackles Player Team Carries Player Team Metres Jordy OptaPro Player Comparison Report-Top 25s-Season Totals Player Team Tackles Player Team Carries Player Team Metres Jordy Reid Gloucester 59 Gary Graham Newcastle Falcons 59 Alfie Barbeary Wasps 295 Cobus Wiese Sale 58 Ted Hill Worcester 56 Melani Nanai Worcester 280 Daniel Thomas Bristol 55 Sam Simmonds Exeter 51 Facundo Cordero Exeter 253 Will Evans Harlequins 55 Melani Nanai Worcester 48 Henry Purdy Bristol 251 Lewis Ludlow Gloucester 48 Tom O'Flaherty Exeter 47 Piers O'Conor Bristol 245 Ruan Ackermann Gloucester 47 Alfie Barbeary Wasps 45 Nathan Earle Harlequins 239 Andrew Kitchener Worcester 46 Dave Ewers Exeter 45 Nick David Worcester 235 Glen Young Harlequins 46 Piers O'Conor Bristol 45 Ioan Lloyd Bristol 229 Ed Slater Gloucester 44 Nathan Hughes Bristol 43 Mike Brown Harlequins 207 Sean Robinson Newcastle Falcons 43 Zach Mercer Bath 40 Ben Stevenson Newcastle Falcons 182 Miles Reid Bath 42 Ruan Ackermann Gloucester 40 Sam Simmonds Exeter 182 Connor Collett Newcastle Falcons 42 Freddie Steward Leicester 40 Tom O'Flaherty Exeter 182 Jean-Luc du Preez Sale 41 Jannes Kirsten Exeter 40 Alex Dombrandt Harlequins 180 Thomas Young Wasps 40 Bryan Byrne Bristol 39 Josh Bassett Wasps 180 Ted Hill Worcester 40 George McGuigan Newcastle Falcons 39 Freddie Steward Leicester 174 Jannes Kirsten Exeter 39 Lewis Ludlam Northampton 37 Jasper Wiese Leicester 169 Marco Mama Worcester 39 Jasper Wiese Leicester 37 Tom Howe Worcester 166 Francois Hougaard Worcester 39 Bill Meakes London Irish 36 Ted Hill Worcester 166 Hanro Liebenberg Leicester 38 Mike Brown Harlequins 35 Joe Cokanasiga Bath 162 Dave Ewers Exeter 38 Don Armand Exeter 35 Zach Kibirige Wasps 156 Scott Baldwin Harlequins 38 Alex Dombrandt Harlequins 35 Ollie Hassell-Collins London Irish 151 Nick Isiekwe Northampton 38 Siale Piutau Bristol 34 Luke Northmore Harlequins 151 Bryan Byrne Bristol 37 Ollie Devoto Exeter 34 Marcus Smith Harlequins 145 Harry Wells Leicester 37 Francois Venter Worcester 34 Ollie Devoto Exeter 141 Jasper Wiese Leicester 37 Facundo Cordero Exeter 33 Ahsee Tuala Northampton 139 Player Team Lineouts Won Player Team Defenders Beaten Player Team Offloads Andrew Kitchener Worcester 22 Facundo Cordero Exeter 23 Melani Nanai Worcester 8 David Ribbans Northampton 22 Alfie Barbeary Wasps 21 Glen Young Harlequins 6 Joe Joyce Bristol 21 Nathan Hughes Bristol 13 Facundo Cordero Exeter 6 Sean Robinson Newcastle Falcons 20 Melani Nanai Worcester 13 Piers O'Conor Bristol 6 Greg Peterson Newcastle Falcons 19 Tom O'Flaherty Exeter 13 Josh Bassett Wasps 5 Ed Slater Gloucester 18 Jasper Wiese Leicester 13 Daniel du Preez Sale 5 Ed Holmes Bristol 16 Freddie Steward Leicester 12 Jordan Taufua Leicester 5 Hanro Liebenberg Leicester 15 Henry Purdy Bristol 12 Ioan Lloyd Bristol 4 Glen Young Harlequins 15 Rohan Janse van Rensburg Sale 12 Curtis Rona London Irish 4 Nick Isiekwe Northampton 14 Matt Proctor Northampton 11 Andre Esterhuizen Harlequins 4 Calum Green Leicester 14 Paolo Odogwu Wasps 11 Lloyd Evans Gloucester 4 Don Armand Exeter 13 Nick David Worcester 11 Thomas Young Wasps 4 Cobus Wiese Sale 12 Curtis Rona London Irish 11 Akker van der Merwe Sale 4 James Gaskell Wasps 12 Jacob Umaga Wasps 11 Francois Venter Worcester 4 Sam Skinner Exeter 11 Ben Loader London Irish 11 Harry Randall Bristol 3 Jono Ross Sale 11 Tom de Glanville Bath 10 Ian Whitten Exeter 3 Tim Cardall Wasps 10 Mike Brown Harlequins 10 Ollie Thorley Gloucester 3 Elliott Stooke Bath 10 Ioan Lloyd Bristol 10 Marcus Smith Harlequins 3 Sam Simmonds Exeter 9 Niyi Adeolokun Bristol 10 Callum Sheedy Bristol 3 Daniel du Preez Sale 9 Tom Penny Newcastle Falcons 9 Harry Mallinder Northampton 3 Ted Hill Worcester 9 Piers O'Conor Bristol 9 Niyi Adeolokun Bristol 3 Chris Vui Bristol 9 Gary Graham Newcastle Falcons 9 Oli Morris Worcester 3 George Nott London Irish 8 Oli Morris Worcester 9 Ollie Devoto Exeter 3 Andrei Mahu London Irish 7 Charlie Atkinson Wasps 8 Zach Kibirige Wasps 3 Joe Batley Worcester 7 AJ MacGinty Sale 8 Seb Nagle-Taylor Gloucester 3 OptaPro Player Comparison Report-Top 25s-Season Totals Player Team Penalties Conceded Player Team Turnovers Won Player Team Clean Breaks Coenie Oosthuizen Sale 10 Will Evans Harlequins 8 Henry Purdy Bristol 10 Thomas Young Wasps 9 Alex Dombrandt Harlequins 5 Nick David Worcester 10 Josh Bayliss Bath 8 Perry Humphreys Worcester 5 Ian Whitten Exeter 7 Ethan Waller Worcester 7 Luke Cowan-Dickie Exeter 4 Josh Bassett Wasps 7 James Gaskell Wasps 7 Josh Bayliss Bath 4 Facundo Cordero Exeter 7 Jasper Wiese Leicester 7 Ben Morris Wasps 4 Perry Humphreys Worcester 7 Glen Young Harlequins 7 Luther Burrell Newcastle Falcons 4 Nathan Earle Harlequins 6 Akker van der Merwe Sale 7 Sean Robinson Newcastle Falcons 4 Melani Nanai Worcester 6 Harry Elrington London Irish 6 Allan Dell London Irish 3 Curtis Rona London Irish 6 Harry Williams Exeter 6 Matt Proctor Northampton 3 Ollie Hassell-Collins London Irish 5 Valery Morozov Sale 6 Ben Donnell London Irish 3 Niyi Adeolokun Bristol 5 Ruan Ackermann Gloucester 6 Daniel Thomas Bristol 3 Mike Brown Harlequins 5 Jean-Luc du Preez Sale 5 Jean-Luc du Preez Sale 3 Paolo Odogwu Wasps 5 Santiago Garcia Botta Harlequins 5 Jeff Toomaga-Allen Wasps 3 Piers Francis Northampton 4 Josh McNally Bath 5 Nathan Earle Harlequins 3 Alfie Barbeary Wasps 4 Alex Waller Northampton 5 Matt Kvesic Worcester 3 Piers O'Conor Bristol 4 Gary Graham Newcastle Falcons 5 Thomas Young Wasps 3 Ollie Devoto Exeter 4 John Afoa Bristol 5 Jack Willis Wasps 3 Billy Searle Worcester 4 Joe Batley Worcester 5 Connor Collett Newcastle Falcons 3 Joe Cokanasiga Bath 4 Trevor Davison Newcastle Falcons 5 Akker van der Merwe Sale 3 Zach Kibirige Wasps 4 Lewis Ludlow Gloucester 5 AJ MacGinty Sale 3 Cadan Murley Harlequins 4 Dan Cole Leicester 4 Adam Radwan Newcastle Falcons 3 Sam Simmonds Exeter 4 Jake Woolmore Bristol 4 Agustin Creevy London Irish 3 Alex Dombrandt Harlequins 4 Daniel du Preez Sale 4 Dave Ewers Exeter 3 Danny Care Harlequins 3 Ryan Bower Leicester 4 Niyi Adeolokun Bristol 2 Adam Radwan Newcastle Falcons 3 Player Team Missed Tackles Player Team Lineout Steals Player Team Kicks in Play Jordy Reid Gloucester 16 Lewis Ludlow Gloucester 3 Marcus Smith Harlequins 68 Paddy Jackson London Irish 11 James Gaskell Wasps 2 Joe Simmonds Exeter 59 Alex Mitchell Northampton 10 Joe Joyce Bristol 2 Danny Care Harlequins 58 Ollie Devoto Exeter 9 Ed Slater Gloucester 2 Billy Searle Worcester 50 Lima Sopoaga Wasps 9 Don Armand Exeter 2 Jack Maunder Exeter 46 Rohan Janse van Rensburg Sale 8 Sam Skinner Exeter 2 Brett Connon Newcastle Falcons 45 Henry Taylor Northampton 8 Jack Cooke London Irish 2 Micky Young Newcastle Falcons 44 Alex Dombrandt Harlequins 8 Jack Singleton Gloucester 1 Paddy Jackson London Irish 39 Piers O'Conor Bristol 8 Hugh Tizard Harlequins 1 Faf de Klerk Sale 39 Will Evans Harlequins 8 Charlie Ewels Bath 1 Richard Wigglesworth Leicester 37 Fraser Dingwall Northampton 7 Steve Mafi London Irish 1 Zack Henry Leicester 37 Ben Loader London Irish 7 Chris Vui Bristol 1 Harry Randall Bristol 36 James Fish Northampton 7 Calum Green Leicester 1 AJ MacGinty Sale 36 Bill Meakes London Irish 7 Jack Yeandle Exeter 1 Jacob Umaga Wasps 35 Joe Cokanasiga Bath 7 Marco Fuser Newcastle Falcons 1 Lloyd Evans Gloucester 35 Valery Morozov Sale 7 Steven Luatua Bristol 1 Alex Mitchell Northampton 31 Zach Kibirige Wasps 7 Chunya Munga London Irish 1 Ben Spencer Bath 31 Siale Piutau Bristol 7 Connor Collett Newcastle Falcons 1 Joe Simpson Gloucester 30 Cobus Wiese Sale 6 Hanro Liebenberg Leicester 1 Rhys Priestland Bath 29 Oli Morris Worcester 6 Daniel Thomas Bristol 1 Francois Hougaard Worcester 29 Tom O'Flaherty Exeter 6 George Nott London Irish 1 James Grayson Northampton 29 Marco Mama Worcester 6 George Merrick Worcester 1 Sam James Sale 22 Marcus Smith Harlequins 6 Nick Isiekwe Northampton 1 Jimmy Gopperth Wasps 20 Curtis Rona London Irish 6 Dave Attwood Bristol 1 Henry Taylor Northampton 19 Faf de Klerk Sale 6 Ed Holmes Bristol 1 Nick Phipps London Irish 17 OptaPro Player Comparison Report-Last Weeks Performance Player Team Tackles Player Team Carries Player Team Metres Lewis Ludlow Gloucester 32 Nathan Hughes Bristol 20 Ioan Lloyd Bristol 136 Will Evans Harlequins 24 Luke Cowan-Dickie Exeter 20 Melani Nanai Worcester 118 Val Rapava-Ruskin Gloucester 20 Sam Simmonds Exeter 19 Ahsee Tuala Northampton 76 Jordy Reid Gloucester 19 Will Rowlands Wasps 16 Semi Radradra Bristol 75 Tom Curry Sale 19 Jonny Gray Exeter 16 Ratu Naulago Bristol 73 Ed Slater Gloucester 19 Melani Nanai Worcester 14 Mike Brown Harlequins 72 Matias Alemanno Gloucester 18 Lewis Ludlam Northampton 13 Sam Hill Sale 64 James Chisholm Harlequins 17 Harry Randall Bristol 13 Marland Yarde Sale 62 Marco Mama Worcester 17 Steven Luatua Bristol 13 Louis Lynagh Harlequins 60 Andrew Kitchener Worcester 17 James Chisholm Harlequins 13 Nick David Worcester 58 Glen Young Harlequins 17 Sam Skinner Exeter 12 Niyi Adeolokun Bristol 56 JP du Preez Sale 16 Daniel Thomas Bristol 12 Toby Venner Gloucester 54 Cornell Du Preez Worcester 16 Ted Hill Worcester 11 Alex Mitchell Northampton 53 Ruan Ackermann Gloucester 15 Ioan Lloyd Bristol 11 Ollie Lawrence Worcester 53 Jonny Gray Exeter 15 Alfie Barbeary Wasps 11 Josh Bassett Wasps 51 Ashley Beck Worcester 14 Sam Hill Sale 11 Daniel Thomas Bristol 49 Courtney Lawes Northampton 14 James Lang Harlequins 11 Taqele Naiyaravoro Northampton 48 Daniel Thomas Bristol 13 Jannes Kirsten Exeter 11 Dan Biggar Northampton 47 Daniel du Preez Sale 13 Dave Attwood Bristol 10 Alfie Barbeary Wasps 47 Ollie Lawrence
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