JAY SCHULZ has slipped to third in the AFL's goal kicking race after a quiet night against the Hawks on Saturday.
But the spread of contributors up forward is quickly making Port Adelaide's forward line one of the most potent in the competition.
While Schulz's feature marking went missing against the premiers, there were plenty of candidates working hard to make their own contributions up forward.
Angus Monfries bagged four ahead of his three-quarter time substitution, while Chad Wingard had three and Robbie Gray and Hamish Hartlett two apiece.
The Power finished the night with eight individual goal kickers -
Schulz third in Coleman race, but Power spreads its attack
Jay Schulz's quiet night against the Hawks sees him leapfrogged in the Coleman Medal hunt.
