Brisbane Lions trio Co-Captain Harris Andrews, Zac Bailey and Logan Morris have been recognised among the AFL’s elite after being selected in the 2026 AFL All-Australian Team.

The selections cap outstanding individual seasons for the three Lions, which has helped their team qualify for their eighth consecutive finals campaign.

Andrews has added to his stellar resume with his fourth All-Australian selection, Bailey continues to elevate his game receiving back-to-back blazers and Morris claiming his first.

Brisbane Lions General Manager Football Danny Daly congratulated Andrews, Bailey and Morris on their selection and said the achievement was a proud moment for the players, their families and the Club.

“To have three Brisbane Lions players selected in the final All-Australian Team is a fantastic achievement and one everyone at the Club is incredibly proud of,” Daly said.

“Harris, Zac and Logan have each played important roles for us this season, and their selection reflects the consistency, professionalism and impact they have brought to the team.

“Harris has again been outstanding down back. His ability to read the game, organise the defence and consistently win contests has been a huge part of our season.

“Zac has continued to grow his game and has been damaging both around the contest and forward of the ball. His ability to hit the scoreboard while also creating opportunities for others has been first-class.

“Logan’s season has been exceptional. To kick 63 goals and earn his first All-Australian selection is a great reward for his hard work, composure and consistency as a young key forward.”

Andrews has now been named in the All-Australian Team four times, adding 2026 to his previous selections in 2019, 2020 and 2025.

The Lions co-captain played 20 matches this season, averaging 14.5 disposals at 89.3 per cent efficiency, 7.5 marks, 3.0 intercept marks, 6.4 spoils and 2.6 rebound 50s.

Bailey has earned selection for the second consecutive year after being named in the 2025 All-Australian Team.

Across 22 matches, he kicked 31 goals and averaged 21.7 disposals, 7.5 contested possessions, 3.0 clearances, 1.4 centre clearances, 2.8 tackles, 7.3 score involvements and 4.2 inside 50s.

Morris’ selection marks the first All-Australian honour of his career following a superb season in attack.

The young forward played 22 matches, kicked 63 goals and averaged 11.8 disposals, 5.0 marks, 1.9 inside 50s, 7.2 score involvements, 1.0 contested marks, 1.7 tackles and 0.8 goal assists.