It may sound like a broken record, but once again Rory Sloane was Adelaide’s top AFL Fantasy performer in his side’s 22-point win over Melbourne on Sunday.

After topping competition in Fantasy points in Round 14, Sloane was on fire again last weekend, racking up 125 points from 23 possessions five marks and a round-high 13 tackles.

It is the fourth time this year Sloane has been the Crows’ leading Fantasy player and he now ranks amongst the top 10 midfielders in the competition, averaging 106.9 points over his 14 games this season.

Sloane’s value continues to rise and he piled on another $15,000 for his efforts against the Demons, bringing his total season gain to $50,000.

Three other Crows joined Sloane in scoring Fantasy tons against the Demons in Taylor Walker, Rory Laird and Tom Lynch.

Lynch scored his second-best Fantasy total of the season, amassing 107 points from 21 possessions, eight marks, five tackles and a goal.

The 25 year-old continued his consistent run of Fantasy form and pushed his average score up to 102.3 points over his past three games - the second-best average in the league among non dual-position forwards behind only Gold Coast Suns’ namesake Tom J. Lynch.

By the numbers: Round 15 v Melbourne

After missing four games due to injury earlier in the year, Laird rewarded those coaches who held their faith in him with his second Fantasy ton in three weeks on Sunday against Melbourne.

Laird had 25 possessions off of half-back, including three tackles and a team-high 10 marks for 106 points.

Laird continues to be one of the most popular Crows, making the cut for just over 16 per cent of Fantasy coaches who will be hoping he polls well this weekend against Carlton.

Adelaide captain Taylor Walker was the other Crow to score a Fantasy century, notching up 104 points thanks to three goals, eight marks and 18 possessions.

‘Tex’ has been guilty of inconsistent Fantasy form in 2016. Despite scoring over 100 on four occasions, he has also scored under 60 six times.

Emerging midfielder Jarryd Lyons also continued his stellar run of form with another strong performance against the Dees.

He’s still yet to score a Fantasy ton in his career, but Lyons came close once again on the weekend, scoring 98 points from 23 possessions, including five clearances and a goal.

It was the fourth time this season Lyons has scored over 90 and he has established himself as a consistent Fantasy performer, averaging 85 for the season.

Round 15 v Melbourne