2024 AFL Brownlow Medal race hotting up

It has been almost a decade since Issac Heeney burst onto the scene for the Sydney Swans and his impact at the club continues to grow. 
 
His affiliation with the club dates back way before he first wore the Swans jersey, and he is on his way to becoming a club icon. 
 
Following plenty of injury setbacks, Issac Heeney now looks to be playing the best footy of his career and he is in pole position to win the Brownlow Medal with many punters and AFL betting sites. 

Sensational Swans 

For all the individual plaudits deservedly coming the way of Issac Heeney in 2024, he is part of a Sydney Swans team that are firing on all cylinders. 
 
The Swans have won 5 out of their 6 games so far this term and they look to be ready to make a serious assault on the AFL Championship. 
 
It has been 12 long years since the Swans last won the AFL title and how they would love to rectify that in 2024. 
 
Heeney the hero 

Issac Heeney made his first Sydney Swans appearance in the AFL back in 2015 and he has been synonymous with the club ever since. 
 
An all-Australian, Heeney has been spearheading the clubs push for an AFL title for the past few years and he now looks to finally have the squad to do it. 
 
Injuries over the past couple of seasons have hampered his progress but Heeney is still only 27 years of age and if he could lead his side to glory in the AFL this season, he will be the man to catch for the Brownlow Medal with many AFL betting sites. 
 
Swimmingly for the Swans? 

For all the optimism surrounding both the Sydney Swans and Issac Heeney this season, the fact remains that only 6 games have been played. 
 
There is heaps of footy still to be battled out and thrills and spills feel almost guaranteed along the way for both punters and AFL betting apps. 
 
With huge games against the likes of the GWS Giants and Carlton coming up in their next 4 fixtures, it is a key period of the season for the Swans. 
 
But with Issac Heeney fit and firing, the Swans look to be a confident bunch, who will be chasing both individual and team accolades in 2024.