On this episode of Snap Count Society, the boys start with something bigger than footy.

Before diving into Round 6 and the Round 7 slate, we have a real conversation about mental health in the AFL — from tribunal chaos to the growing pressure placed on players in a game increasingly driven by media and money. With recent incidents like Elijah Hollands’ hospitalization, we ask the tough question: is the AFL actually supporting its players, or just ticking boxes?

From there, it’s into the footy.

We break down a massive Round 6 — are teams failing to put games away? — and look ahead to Round 7 with key storylines across the league. The injury-hit Dogs, the flying Swans, Richmond’s mounting concerns, Fremantle’s rise, and North Melbourne turning heads. Who’s real, who’s not, and who’s making their move?

Plus, the return of the Name Game, where the boys go head-to-head debating just how good Josh Treacy really is — how many key forwards are you taking ahead of him?

This one’s honest, unfiltered, and a reminder that while footy matters — people matter more.