1992 AFL season

Foster's Cup

Premiership season

Round 1

Round 2

Round 3

Round 4

Round 5

Round 6

Round 7

Round 8

Round 9

Round 10

Round 11

Round 12

Round 13

Round 14

Round 15

Round 16

Round 17

Round 18

Round 19

Round 20

Round 21

Round 22

Round 23

Round 24

Ladder

Finals

Elimination Finals

Qualifying Final

Semi Finals

Preliminary Final

Grand Final

Awards

• The Brownlow Medal was awarded to Scott Wynd of.
• The Leigh Matthews Trophy was awarded to Jason Dunstall of.
• The Coleman Medal was awarded to Jason Dunstall of.
• The Norm Smith Medal was awarded to Peter Matera of.
• The Wooden Spoon was "awarded" to.

  Notable events

• The minor grades and recruitment processes for Victorian clubs in the AFL competition underwent significant changes for the 1992 season. Zone-based recruiting was abolished, firmly establishing the AFL Draft as the primary mechanism for player recruitment, and the AFL's reserves and under-19s competitions were abolished. The Victorian State Football League was established as a new administrative body to oversee football in Victoria, and it also operated the two leagues which replaced the minor grades: the AFL clubs' reserves teams played in the VSFL, but the AFL clubs' under-19s teams were abolished entirely, and replaced by a new VSFL Under-18s competition featuring zone-based clubs not affiliated with any AFL club.
• Geelong also set records for most points scored in a home-and-away season and in all games, which again have not been broken.
• The Round 9 game between the Brisbane Bears and Footscray on a rainy Sunday at Carrara saw only 3,059 attend, which remains the lowest attendance at a VFL/AFL match since 1942.
• In Round 23 following torrential rain at the Western Oval, West Coast kicked only 0.2 to three-quarter time. This is the lowest three-quarter time score since 1953.
• The First McIntyre "Final Six" system, which had operated in 1991, was replaced by the Second McIntyre "Final Six" system. The second McIntyre "Final Six" system lasted two seasons; it was replaced by the McIntyre "Final Eight" system in 1994.
• The Round 20 Game between St. Kilda and Fitzroy was the very last senior AFL game to be played at Moorabbin Oval.