Kysaiah Pickett goes home empty handed at 2026 Brownlow Medal
AFL • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 21, 2026, 1:48 PM
Last updated Sep 21, 2026

The 2026 Brownlow Medal ceremony highlighted key moments in Australian football, with Kysaiah Pickett nominated for three awards but failing to secure any. Patrick Dangerfield joined Gary Ablett jnr at the top of the all-time voting list after receiving two votes for a five-goal performance. Zak Butters received one vote despite controversy surrounding a previous suspension. James Hird made a notable return to the event after years away, while a remarkable diamond ring worn by Josh Treacy's partner attracted media attention. The All-Australian selection faced scrutiny as Harry Sheezel was overlooked despite a fifth-place finish.
- •Kysaiah Pickett nominated for three awards but received none.
- •Patrick Dangerfield matches Gary Ablett jnr on the all-time voting list.
- •Zak Butters earns one vote after controversy over umpire abuse.
- •James Hird returns to the Brownlow for the first time since 2012.
- •A $900,000 diamond ring worn at the event creates buzz.
- 1:48 PMAFL — Brownlow talking points: Kozzy empty handed, Butters' shock vote, AA misses
"There's always more than just a medal to talk about on footy's night of nights
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