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Every pick of the 2025 AFL National Draft
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The second night of the 2025 AFL National Draft has wrapped up!
Night one of the draft saw the dreams of 25 young men come true, including those of Willem Duursma who was taken by West Coast with Pick 1.
Gold Coast Academy star Zeke Uwland went to the Suns at Pick 2 while father-son prospect Harry Dean joined Carlton at Pick 3.
North Melbourne kicked off night two with Blake Thredgold, while the Bulldogs wrapped up the draft with yet another Darcy.
See the full draft order below!
Official 2025 AFL National Draft order
Night one
- Pick 1: Willem Duursma - West Coast
- Pick 2: Zeke Uwland - Gold Coast
- Pick 3: Harry Dean - Carlton
- Pick 4: Cooper Duff-Tytler - West Coast
- Pick 5: Dylan Patterson - Gold Coast
- Pick 6: Daniel Annable - Brisbane
- Pick 7: Sam Cumming - Richmond
- Pick 8: Sam Grlj - Richmond
- Pick 9: Sullivan Robey - Essendon
- Pick 10: Jacob Farrow - Essendon
- Pick 11: Xavier Taylor - Melbourne
- Pick 12: Latrelle Pickett - Melbourne
- Pick 13: Dyson Sharp - Essendon
- Pick 14: Harry Kyle - Sydney
- Pick 15: Oskar Taylor - GWS
- Pick 16: Lachy Dovaston - North Melbourne
- Pick 17: Jai Murray - Gold Coast
- Pick 18: Beau Addinsall - Gold Coast
- Pick 19: Josh Lindsay - West Coast
- Pick 20: Cameron Nairn - Hawthorn
- Pick 21: Lachlan Carmichael - Western Bulldogs
- Pick 22: Mitchell Marsh - Adelaide
- Pick 23: Aidan Schubert - Hawthorn
- Pick 24: Harley Barker - Geelong
- Pick 25: Adam Sweid - Fremantle
Night two
- Pick 26: Blake Thredgold - North Melbourne
- Pick 27: Louis Emmett - Western Bulldogs
- Pick 28: Avery Thomas - Gold Coast
- Pick 29: Sam Allen - West Coast
- Pick 30: Thomas Matthews - Melbourne
- Pick 31: Zane Peucker - Richmond
- Pick 32: Tyan Prindable - Collingwood
- Pick 33: Hunter Holmes - Geelong
- Pick 34: Jack Dalton - Hawthorn
- Pick 35: Jevan Phillipou - Sydney
- Pick 36: Max Kondogiannis - Essendon
- Pick 37: Samuel Swadling - Collingwood
- Pick 38: Koby Evans - Brisbane
- Pick 39: Tylah Williams - West Coast
- Pick 40: Tobyn Murray - Fremantle
- Pick 41: Charlie Banfield - St Kilda
- Pick 42: Billy Cootee - Sydney
- Pick 43: Cody Curtin - Brisbane
- Pick 44: Tai Hayes - Brisbane
- Pick 45: Talor Byrne - Carlton
- Pick 46: Koby Coulson - Gold Coast
- Pick 47: Jack Ison - Carlton
- Pick 48: Hugo Mikunda - North Melbourne
- Pick 49: Max King - Sydney
- Pick 50: Archie Ludowyke - Adelaide
- Pick 51: Finnegan Davis - GWS Giants
- Pick 52: Kye Fincher - St Kilda
- Pick 53: Hussien El Achkar - Essendon
- Pick 54: Noah Roberts-Thomson - Richmond
- Pick 55: Zac McCarthy - Collingwood
- Pick 56: Matthew LeRay - Hawthorn
- Pick 57: Angus Anderson - Collingwood
- Pick 58: Ryan Byrnes - St Kilda
- Pick 59: Jake Stringer - GWS Giants
- Pick 60: Will Darcy - Western Bulldogs
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Thanks for following along! The drafting fun isn't done yet, with the Rookie Draft to follow tomorrow 3:00pm AEDT!
That's all she wrote
Brisbane are done, and that marks the end of the 2025 AFL National Draft!
60 players taken, 60 dreams made.
Here's a recap of all players selected on night two of the National Draft!
- Pick 26: Blake Thredgold - North Melbourne
- Pick 27: Louis Emmett - Western Bulldogs
- Pick 28: Avery Thomas - Gold Coast
- Pick 29: Sam Allen - West Coast
- Pick 30: Thomas Matthews - Melbourne
- Pick 31: Zane Peucker - Richmond
- Pick 32: Tyan Prindable - Collingwood
- Pick 33: Hunter Holmes - Geelong
- Pick 34: Jack Dalton - Hawthorn
- Pick 35: Jevan Phillipou - Sydney
- Pick 36: Max Kondogiannis - Essendon
- Pick 37: Samuel Swadling - Collingwood
- Pick 38: Koby Evans - Brisbane
- Pick 39: Tylah Williams - West Coast
- Pick 40: Tobyn Murray - Fremantle
- Pick 41: Charlie Banfield - St Kilda
- Pick 42: Billy Cootee - Sydney
- Pick 43: Cody Curtin - Brisbane
- Pick 44: Tai Hayes - Brisbane
- Pick 45: Talor Byrne - Carlton
- Pick 46: Koby Coulson - Gold Coast
- Pick 47: Jack Ison - Carlton
- Pick 48: Hugo Mikunda - North Melbourne
- Pick 49: Max King - Sydney
- Pick 50: Archie Ludowyke - Adelaide
- Pick 51: Finnegan Davis - GWS Giants
- Pick 52: Kye Fincher - St Kilda
- Pick 53: Hussien El Achkar - Essendon
- Pick 54: Noah Roberts-Thomson - Richmond
- Pick 55: Zac McCarthy - Collingwood
- Pick 56: Matthew LeRay - Hawthorn
- Pick 57: Angus Anderson - Collingwood
- Pick 58: Ryan Byrnes - St Kilda
- Pick 59: Jake Stringer - GWS Giants
- Pick 60: Will Darcy - Western Bulldogs
Brisbane pass
Collingwood pass
Pies done, Brisbane up.
Gold Coast pass
Unsurprisingly, the Suns are done for the night. Collingwood on the clock.
GWS pass
Gold Coast up next.
Pick 60: Western Bulldogs select Will Darcy
Another one...
If one wasn't enough, Sam Darcy's younger brother Will has been selected by the Bulldogs with Pick 60!
Son of legend Luke, Will requires further development before being ready for AFL level, but the potential is certainly there.
GWS up!
Carlton pass
The Blues are done, Western Bulldogs up next.
Pick 59: GWS select Jake Stringer
The Giants are getting the full package here.
GWS re-list Jake Stringer with Pick 59!
Carlton up with Pick 60.
Fremantle pass
GWS up.
Sydney pass
Swans done for the night, Freo up with 59.
Pick 58: St Kilda select Ryan Byrnes
A re-selection, the Saints re-list Ryan Byrnes after delisting him over the off-season.
Byrnes gets another chance at the level, having contributed solidly over his time at St Kilda.
Sydney up next.
Port Adelaide pass
No picks in this year's draft for Port Adelaide. They're done, St Kilda up.
Richmond pass
The Tigers are done for the night, passing on Pick 58. Port Adelaide are up!
Pick 57: Collingwood select Angus Anderson
The Pies select a mature-aged SANFL talent in Angus Anderson with Pick 57!
A ready-made midfielder dominating at the lower level, the former Swans academy prospect has been snapped up late in the draft.
Richmond up with 58.
Pick 56: Hawthorn select Matthew LeRay
The Hawks are not done yet, selecting Matthew LeRay from South Australia!
An elite wingmen, LeRay has great size and top running capabilities.
A bargain pick with 56, Collingwood on the clock!
Fremantle pass
Most teams are finished up for the night, with Fremantle also passing on Pick 56. Hawthorn now on the clock.
Melbourne pass
Fremantle up next.
Adelaide pass
The Crows become the first club to pass on their pick. Melbourne up next with 56.
Pick 55: Collingwood select Zac McCarthy
The Pies nail down a key prospect, selecting Zac McCarthy from the Oakleigh Chargers with Pick 55!
A ruck/key forward, McCarthy is a high-level athlete, selected out of the Pies' Next Generation Academy.
Adelaide back with Pick 56!
Pick 54: Richmond select Noah Roberts-Thomson
SANFL clearance leader and cousin to Sydney icon Lewis, the Tigers have taken Noah Roberts-Thomson with Pick 54.
A midfield/wingman, Roberts-Thomson offers great dynamic in and around the ball for Richmond, getting forward to play a variety of roles.
Collingwood up with 55.
Pick 53: Essendon match bid on Hussien El Achkar
A Bachar Houli Academy talent heads to the Bombers, with Essendon matching Richmond's bid at Pick 53!
An Izak Rankine-type player, El Achkar is a lively small forward with great goal sense at just 171cm tall.
Richmond go again!
Pick 52: St Kilda match bid on Kye Fincher
Sandringham midfield talent Kye Fincher heads to the Saints, with the club matching Richmond's bid at Pick 52!
Part of the Saints' Next Gen Academy, Fincher is a reliable midfielder, great with ball-in-hand.
Richmond up again.
Gold Coast trade Pick 52 to Richmond
The Suns have sent 52 to the Tigers, receiving a 2026 fifth rounder in return.
Tigs on the clock.
Pick 51: GWS select Finnegan Davis
The Giants see something in this kid, trading up the draft to snag Finnegan Davis with Pick 51.
A medium sized defender with great ball winning abilities, Davis offers plenty both on and behind the ball.
Gold Coast up with Pick 52.
Collingwood trade Pick 51 to GWS
The Giants have grabbed 51 off the Pies in exchange for a 2026 fourth round pick.
GWS on the clock!
Pick 50: Adelaide select Archie Ludowyke
Another Sandringham talent off the board, key forward Archie Ludowyke heads to Adelaide with Pick 50!
A 197cm key forward, Ludowyke was ranked as one of the best key talents in the draft, with injuries impacting his draft year.
A steal of a selection at 50, the Crows add further talent to their tall forward mix.
Collingwood on the clock.
Pick 49: Sydney match bid for Max King
The Swans have picked up on Adelaide's bid for Max King with Pick 49!
An elite mark of the footy, the key forward has immense upside, slipping from a first round talent after a late injury.
Another Academy prospect off the board, Adelaide go again with Pick 50.
Pick 48: North Melbourne select Hugo Mikunda
North Melbourne have taken quickster Hugo Mikunda with Pick 48!
A high half-forward/midfielder from the Geelong Falcons, Mikunda's elite workrate and creativity will have him right in the mix at the Kangaroos.
Adelaide up with Pick 49.
Pick 47: Carlton match bid for Jack Ison
It took a lot longer than expected, but Jack Ison finally lands at the Blues with Pick 47!
Touted as a late first rounder, Carlton's Next Generation talent Ison is a top midfield talent, rolling through the forward half with an elite left boot.
At 190cm, Ison is a great get for the Blues, particularly at Pick 47.
Bid matched, North Melbourne will go again with Pick 48.
Pick 46: Gold Coast match bid on Koby Coulson
The Suns have matched the Roos' bid, selecting midfielder Koby Coulson from the Suns Academy!
An U18 All-Australian, Coulson can play both midfield and forward, basing his game on now-teammate Matt Rowell!
North Melbourne back on the board with 47.
Pick 45: Carlton select Talor Byrne
The Blues have got themselves a small forward, selecting Talor Byrne from the GWV Rebels!
A great ball winner and huge goal threat, the 174cm small forward booted five goals in a clash against Vic Metro.
Great get for the Blues, North Melbourne up next.
Pick 44: Brisbane select Tai Hayes
The nephew of Lenny Hayes, Brisbane have selected Tai Hayes out of the VFL with Pick 44!
A tall wingman, Hayes will take time to develop due to injuries over this season.
Carlton up next.
Pick 43: Brisbane select Cody Curtin
Another WA boy off the board, Cody Curtin is headed to Brisbane!
The brother of Adelaide talent Dan, Cody is a terrific key position player with huge upside.
Brisbane up again with Pick 44!
Pick 42: Sydney select Billy Cootee
A mature-aged selection, the Swans have selected Billy Cootee out of the SANFL!
The Norwood player and Victorian talent is the first unranked player to be drafted.
Brisbane up with Pick 43.
Pick 41: St Kilda select Charlie Banfield
A WA prospect and son of West Coast's Drew, the Eagles did not have the points to match St Kilda's bid, meaning Charlie Banfield heads to the Saints!
A strong runner out of the midfield, Banfield played some great football in the WAFL Colts, and presents as a ready-made athlete for St Kilda.
Sydney on the clock with Pick 42!
Pick 40: Fremantle select Tobyn Murray
The first VFL prospect is off the board, with Tobyn Murray headed to the Dockers with Pick 40!
One of the VFL's premier small forwards, Murray booted a goal in all of his last seven VFL games with Geelong, including a bag of five.
A ready-made pick, St Kilda are on the clock.
Pick 39: West Coast match bid for Tylah Williams
The Dockers tried to sneak in and steal a rival talent, but the Eagles have the points to match, with Tylah Williams remaining an Eagle!
A top small forward, Williams is incredibly quick and agile, lighting up the front 50. Williams can slot into the hole left by Liam Ryan.
Fremantle back up with Pick 40.
Pick 38: Brisbane select Koby Evans
West Coast have passed on an Academy prospect, Koby Evans is headed to the premiers!
A strong midfielder, Evans missed plenty of football this season with injury, with the Eagles allowing the competitor to head to Brisbane with Pick 38.
Fremantle up with 39.
Carlton trade Pick 38 to Brisbane
The Blues have moved out of yet another pick, sending 38 to the Lions for Pick 50 and a 2026 third round pick.
Brisbane on the clock!
Pick 37: Collingwood select Samuel Swadling
A prolific ball-winner, Collingwood have selected a magnet in Sam Swadling!
WA's highest disposal-getter in the class, Swadling averaged 35 disposals in the WAFL Colts - he knows how to find it with ease!
Huge ceiling, great pick for the Pies.
Carlton on the clock!
Collingwood on the clock
The third round is underway! The Magpies are on the clock with Pick 37.
8:03pm - Second round recap
That marks the end of Round 2 of the 2025 National Draft!
A quick recap:
- Pick 26: Blake Thredgold - North Melbourne
- Pick 27: Louis Emmett - Western Bulldogs
- Pick 28: Avery Thomas - Gold Coast
- Pick 29: Sam Allen - West Coast
- Pick 30: Thomas Matthews - Melbourne
- Pick 31: Zane Peucker - Richmond
- Pick 32: Tyan Prindable - Collingwood
- Pick 33: Hunter Holmes - Geelong
- Pick 34: Jack Dalton - Hawthorn
- Pick 35: Jevan Phillipou - Sydney
- Pick 36: Max Kondogiannis - Essendon
Collingwood will kick off the third round with Pick 37!
Pick 36: Essendon select Max Kondogiannis
The Bombers return to the board, selecting defender Max Kondogiannis!
A tall intercept defender with great ball use, Kondogiannis will offer plenty of movement off the back flank.
Pick 35: Sydney select Jevan Phillipou
Brother of Mattaes, Jevan is off to Sydney, selected with Pick 35!
The South Australian talent is a great athlete, skilful and full of confidence.
A great pick for the Swans, Essendon on the clock.
Pick 34: Hawthorn select Jack Dalton
Sandringham Dragons midfielder Jack Dalton is off the board, heading to Hawthorn with Pick 34!
A premier ball winner and natural leader, Dalton is a super selection to join the Hawks' midfield mix.
Sydney up with Pick 35.
West Coast trade Pick 34 to Hawthorn
The Eagles shift Pick 34 to Hawthorn in exchange for Pick 52, a 2026 third round pick and a 2027 third round pick.
Hawks on the clock!
Pick 33: Geelong select Hunter Holmes
Another Holmes heads to the Cats, with Geelong selecting midfielder Hunter Holmes!
Brother of superstar Max Holmes, Hunter offers a very similar style of game to his brother, with top tier run and carry and elite speed, while also excelling on the inside.
If he develops anywhere near his brother's level, the Cats have snagged another top player with Pick 33.
West Coast up again!
Pick 32: Collingwood select Tyan Prindable
The Magpies bid on a Brisbane Academy prospect and the Lions let it slip, with Tyan Prindable heading to Collingwood with Pick 32!
A dependable midfielder, Prindable will provide a strong body on the inside for the Pies.
With the bid arriving far earlier than expected, the Lions were not prepared to match the bid.
Geelong on the clock with Pick 33.
Pick 31: Richmond select Zane Peucker
Another small forward off the board, with Richmond selecting Zane Peucker out of Woodville-West Torrens!
Yet another bolter, Collingwood up with Pick 32.
Pick 30: Melbourne select Thomas Matthews
The Dees have taken their third prospect form the 2025 crop, selecting general forward Thomas Matthews with Pick 30!
Another bolder, Matthews produces top scoreboard impact as an undersized forward, with prospects of stepping into the absence left by Charlie Spargo.
Richmond on the clock with Pick 31.
Pick 29: West Coast select Sam Allen
Another Oakleigh Charger off the board, with the Eagles selecting midfielder Sam Allen!
Likened to Ollie Dempsey, Allen is a future prospect having suffered an ACL injury during his U18's season.
Melbourne up with Pick 30.
Pick 28: Gold Coast select Avery Thomas
Trading up the board, the Suns have selected Avery Thomas out of Tasmania!
A bolter in the draft, Thomas is a general defender with great athleticism, marking the Suns' fifth player from this year's crop.
West Coast up with Pick 29.
Carlton trade Pick 28 to Gold Coast
The Blues have traded Pick 28 to the Gold Coast Suns in exchange for a 2026 second round pick.
Gold Coast are now on the clock.
Pick 27: Western Bulldogs select Louis Emmett
With Pick 27, the Dogs have taken Oakleigh Chargers ruckman Louis Emmett!
Touted as one of the best ruckman in this year's crop, Emmett heads to the Bulldogs to develop under Tim English.
Capable of playing forward, the 200cm tall has huge upside.
Carlton on the clock with Pick 28.
Pick 26: North Melbourne select Blake Thredgold
With the first pick in the second round, North Melbourne have selected Blake Thredgold from SA!
A major position of need, Thredgold is a top key defender, winning best on ground in Sturt's U18 Grand Final win.
With great hands and defensive IQ, Thredgold will plug into North Melbourne's defence well once developed.
The Western Bulldogs are on the clock.
North Melbourne are on the clock
The Draft has kicked off, the Kangaroos are on the clock with Pick 26!
7:03pm - We're underway!
The second round is just around the corner, with more dreams to be made over the next few hours.
Stay right here, we'll take you through every pick as they happen!
6:44pm - Listen LIVE on SEN!
Don't forget to tune in as John Donohoe and James Pitcher take us through the night as it happens!
6:14pm - Who to look out for
While a majority of the top talents were snapped up during the first round, several high quality prospects remain on the board ahead of tonight's action.
One of which is South Australian key defender Blake Thredgold. At 192cm, Thredgold is an elite marking and intercept defender, and was adjudicated best on ground in Sturt's U18 Grand Final.
As reported by Cal Twomey, North Melbourne may be looking at the SA talent with the first pick of the night.
Carlton Next Gen talent Jack Ison is also set for selection in the early stages of the night.
A talented left footer from the Oakleigh Chargers, Ison was touted in and around the first round, with ready-made strength and the ability to play on and forward of the ball.
Dandenong Stingray Noah Hibbins-Hargreaves was high on several draft boards, with great forward craft and cleanliness holding the talent anywhere from early first round to second round selection.
Jevan Phillipou, brother of St Kilda's Mattaes, will also have his name called, while WA's Fred Rodriguez is also one to keep an eye on.
5:39pm - Catch up on last night's trades
In the midst of the action last night, trades were quickly swept aside as picks came in thick and fast.
So, here’s a little recap of all the moves made between clubs over the course of Round 1.
The Suns made a number of trades to accumulate as many points as possible, matching four bids across the first round.
- Gold Coast received: Picks 14, 33 and 53
- Western Bulldogs received: Picks 15 and 29
- Gold Coast received: Pick 35
- GWS received: 2026 Second Round Pick (tied to Melbourne)
- Gold Coast received: Pick 46
- Port Adelaide received: 2026 Third Round Pick
- Gold Coast received: Pick 47
- Adelaide received: 2026 Third Round Pick (tied to Essendon)
Overall:
- Gold Coast traded out: Picks 15 and 29, 2026 Second Round Pick (tied to Melbourne), 2026 Third Round Pick, 2026 Third Round Pick (tied to Essendon)
- Gold Coast received: Picks 14, 33, 35, 46, 47 and 53*
Picks altered due to club bids
Entering tonight, the Suns still hold Picks 48 and 49 (formerly 46 and 47) and Pick 72.
Carlton also shifted their top picks in order to afford Harry Dean at Pick 3, while Jack Ison is expecting a bid in the early stages of tonight’s action.
- Carlton received: Picks 21, 27 and 30
- Essendon received: Picks 9 and 43
- Carlton received: Picks 25, 46 and 2026 Second Round Pick
- North Melbourne received: Picks 11 and 54
Hawthorn was savvy with their decision making, shifting back multiple places in order to accumulate several future picks for 2026 while still selecting two top talents in the first round.
- Hawthorn received: Pick 18
- Brisbane received: Pick 22 and 2026 Third Round Pick
Hawks moved up four spots, Brisbane acquired a future selection.
- GWS received: Pick 14
- Hawthorn received: Pick 16 and 2026 Second Round Pick
Hawthorn trade down their first pick (originally 10 prior to bids), shifting back two places and receiving the Giants’ future second.
- West Coast received: Pick 17
- Hawthorn received: Pick 18 and 2026 second round pick
Once again the Hawks shuffle down, trading away the pick received via GWS to move back one spot and taking with them the Eagles’ second round pick next year.
Overall:
Entering the draft: Picks 10, 22
- Hawthorn traded out: Pick 14 (formerly 10, used by GWS for Oskar Taylor), 22 (points for Dan Annable) and a future third round pick
- Hawthorn received: Pick 20 (Cameron Nairn), Pick 23 (Aidan Schubert) 2026 second round pick (tied to GWS), 2026 second round pick (tied to West Coast), 2026 third round pick (tied to Brisbane).
5:00pm - Welcome!
We're back for night two of the 2025 AFL National Draft!
Night one was a raging success, with 25 of the country's best footballing talents fulfilling their dreams, hearing their names called within the first round of the AFL draft.
Tonight is no different, with clubs continuing to build towards the future through the second round and beyond.
As a reminder, here are the first 25 names called during night one:
- Pick 1: Willem Duursma - West Coast
- Pick 2: Zeke Uwland - Gold Coast
- Pick 3: Harry Dean - Carlton
- Pick 4: Cooper Duff-Tytler - West Coast
- Pick 5: Dylan Patterson - Gold Coast
- Pick 6: Daniel Annable - Brisbane
- Pick 7: Sam Cumming - Richmond
- Pick 8: Sam Grlj - Richmond
- Pick 9: Sullivan Robey - Essendon
- Pick 10: Jacob Farrow - Essendon
- Pick 11: Xavier Taylor - Melbourne
- Pick 12: Latrelle Pickett - Melbourne
- Pick 13: Dyson Sharp - Essendon
- Pick 14: Harry Kyle - Sydney
- Pick 15: Oskar Taylor - GWS
- Pick 16: Lachy Dovaston - North Melbourne
- Pick 17: Jai Murray - Gold Coast
- Pick 18: Beau Addinsall - Gold Coast
- Pick 19: Josh Lindsay - West Coast
- Pick 20: Cameron Nairn - Hawthorn
- Pick 21: Lachlan Carmichael - Western Bulldogs
- Pick 22: Mitchell Marsh - Adelaide
- Pick 23: Aidan Schubert - Hawthorn
- Pick 24: Harley Barker - Geelong
- Pick 25: Adam Sweid - Fremantle
North Melbourne will kick us off with Pick 26, with Brisbane's Pick 74 rounding out the National Draft for 2025.
See the lay of the land for tonight's action 👇
Remaining picks club-by-club
Adelaide: 46, 54, 73
Brisbane: 42, 43, 50, 74
Carlton: 28, 38, 44
Collingwood: 32, 37, 47, 51, 60
Essendon: 36, 68
Fremantle: 39, 57
Geelong: 33
Gold Coast: 48, 49, 72
GWS: 66, 71
Hawthorn: 52, 59
Melbourne: 30, 56, 58
North Melbourne: 26, 45
Port Adelaide: 62, 67, 69
Richmond: 31, 61
St Kilda: 40, 55, 63
Sydney: 35, 41, 53, 64
West Coast: 29, 34
Western Bulldogs: 27, 70
ROUND 2
26 - North Melbourne
27 - Western Bulldogs (via Gold Coast in pick swap from Ainsworth/Durdin trade)
28 - Carlton (via Essendon in pick swap, tied to St Kilda)
29 - West Coast (via Fremantle in Starcevich mega trade)
30 - Melbourne (via Gold Coast in Petracca trade)
31 - Richmond (via West Coast in Young trade, originally tied to Hawthorn)
32 - Collingwood
33 - Geelong
34 - West Coast (via Carlton in Chesser trade, originally tied to Brisbane)
35 - Sydney (via Carlton in Curnow trade)
36 - Essendon (via Carlton in pick swap)
ROUND 3
37 - Collingwood (via Brisbane in pick swap)
38 - Carlton (via North Melbourne in pick swap)
39 - Fremantle (via Brisbane in Brandon Starcevich mega trade)
40 - St Kilda
41 - Sydney
42 - Brisbane (via Fremantle in Starcevich mega trade)
43 - Brisbane
44 - Carlton (via Fremantle in Reidy trade)
45 - North Melbourne
46 - Adelaide (tied to GWS)
47 - Collingwood (via Brisbane in pick swap)
48 - Gold Coast
49 - Gold Coast
50 - Brisbane (via Collingwood in pick swap)
51 - Collingwood (via Melbourne in Mihocek trade)
ROUND 4
52 - Hawthorn (tied to West Coast)
53 - Sydney (via Gold Coast in Rosas jnr trade)
54 - Adelaide (via North Melbourne in Maley trade)
55 - St Kilda (tied to Essendon)
56 - Melbourne
57 - Fremantle (via Carlton in Reidy trade)
58 - Melbourne (via Collingwood in Mihocek trade)
59 - Hawthorn
60 - Collingwood
ROUND 5
61 - Richmond
62 - Port Adelaide
63 - St Kilda
64 - Sydney
65 - Fremantle
66 - Greater Western Sydney
ROUND 6
no selections
ROUND 7
67 - Port Adelaide
68 - Essendon
ROUND 8
69 - Port Adelaide
70 - Western Bulldogs
71 - GWS
72 - Gold Coast
73 - Adelaide
74 - Brisbane
What about the Rookie Draft?
The Rookie Draft allows clubs to fill their remaining open list spots, with all non-selected and free agent players available for selection.
This draft takes place after the National Draft, set for Friday, November 21 at 7:00pm AEDT.
Selections at the Rookie Draft are set to be determined following the National Draft's completion.
