The top 22 Posh players are graded here alongside their average match mark from the player ratings in the printed version of the Peterborough Telegraph.
The number of appearances and goals of each player are also listed.
GRADINGS KEY: A-Outstanding, B-Very good, C-A good shift, D-Disappointing, E-Must do better.
The PT match ratings marks are out of 10.
9.
SIRIKI DEMBELE: Appearances: 46 (13). Goals: 13. Average rating: 7.05. Dazzling at his best and unplayable when highly motivated. The first player in League One to reach 10 goals and 10 assists this season and he would have had many more assists with better finishing from others. His form dipped around the time of his January transfer request, but he was excellent before then and recovered to finish the season strongly. GRADE: B.
10.
RONNIE EDWARDS: Apps/goals: 6 (1)/0. He wasn't seen much on account of his age, inexperience, injury and Covid, but my goodness what a talent. Born to play in the middle of a back three where his class on the ball, his reading of the game and the timing of his tackles were all blatantly obvious. He's going to be a top player at Posh and beyond. GRADE: A.
11.
MO EISA: Appearances: 36 (23). Goals: 5. Average rating: 6.0. The smile on the striker’s face when he claimed his first League One goal of the campaign against Accrington Stanley was a highlight of the Posh season. He always tried hard, but on the rare occasion he started he never did enough to keep the likes of Szmodics and Dembele out of the side. There’s a player in there, but not in the Championship as he's been told he can leave. GRADE: C
12.
ETHAN HAMILTON: Appearances: 42 (22). Goals: 1. Average rating: 6.45. Posh boss Darren Ferguson reckons this former Manchester United midfielder played better as a substitute than a starter and the evidence would support that. Hamilton is athletic, quick and strong, attributes that will come in handy in a competitive Championship. He will need to brush up on his passing, but this was at times a promising season. GRADE: C+