Game Day 2022 AFL Draft - Round 2 to the end

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Review - Winners and losers 2022 draft

The annual all to early winners and losers 2022 edition.

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Review - Grade your team’s draft

For Collingwood, C+ Happy with Ed Allan who’d said would be a Pie for 10 years. Disappointed we missed out on the best available ruckman. Other two picks will need to take awhile

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Review - 2022 AFL Draft - Pre-season and Rookie drafts @ 3pm

Same spreadsheet as before, added a new tab for the rookie draft. :)

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[RedmanWasHere]

Family connections in the 2022 crop here:

Preview - 2022 AFL Draft General Discussion

Family connections in the 2022 crop here: https://www.bigfooty.com/forum/threads/2022-afl-draft-general-discussion.1219047/#post-66340974

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Spoiler: Complete list of draft camp attendees

NATIONAL:

Vic Country

Jaxon Binns (Dandenong Stingrays)
Hugh Bond (GWV Rebels)
Coby Burgiel (Gippsland Power)
Aaron Cadman (GWV Rebels)
Jhye Clark (Geelong Falcons)
Brayden George (Murray Bushrangers)
Oliver Hollands (Murray Bushrangers)
Bailey Humphrey (Gippsland Power)
Henry Hustwaite (Dandenong Stingrays)
Max Knobel (Gippsland Power)
Jacob Konstanty (Gippsland Power)
Noah Long (Bendigo Pioneers)
Toby McMullin (Sandringham Dragons)
Caleb Mitchell (Murray Bushrangers)
Olivier Northam (Geelong Falcons)
Jack O'Sullivan (Oakleigh Chargers)
Mitch Szybkowski (Dandenong Stingrays)
Cooper Vickery (Gippsland Power)
James Van Es (GWV Rebels)


Vic Metro

Will Ashcroft (Sandringham Dragons)
Charlie Clarke (Sandringham Dragons)
Alwyn Davey

Multiple players found. Use birthday to differentiate. eg [PLAYERCARD="23/11/1962"]Joe Smith[/PLAYERCARD]

(Oakleigh Chargers)
Blake Drury (Oakleigh Chargers)
Max Gruzewski (Oakleigh Chargers)
Lewis Hayes (Eastern Ranges)
Olli Hotton (Sandringham Dragons)
Matthew Jefferson (Oakleigh Chargers)
Cameron Mackenzie (Sandringham Dragons)
Harry Sheezel (Sandringham Dragons)
Luke Teal (Oakleigh Chargers)
Elijah Tsatas (Oakleigh Chargers)
George Wardlaw (Oakleigh Chargers)
Josh Weddle (Oakleigh Chargers)


South Australia

Harry Barnett (West Adelaide)
Adam D'Aloia (Woodville-West Torrens)
Will Dowling (North Adelaide)
Phoenix Foster (Norwood)
Isaac Keeler (North Adelaide)
Harry Lemmey (West Adelaide)
Jaiden Magor (South Adelaide)
Max Michalanney (Norwood)
Mattaes Phillipou (Woodville-West Torrens)
Jakob Ryan (Glenelg)
Nick Sadler (Sturt)
Tom Scully

21

Tom Scully

Age

32

Ht

181cm

Wt

80kg

Pos.

M/F

Career

Season

Last 5

D

20.7

5star

K

9.9

4star

HB

10.8

5star

M

3.8

4star

T

3.5

5star

CL

2.3

4star

D

12.6

3star

K

7.5

3star

HB

5.1

3star

M

2.4

3star

T

1.1

2star

CL

0.8

3star

D

19.8

5star

K

8.8

4star

HB

11.0

5star

M

3.0

3star

T

4.6

5star

CL

3.8

5star

(West Adelaide)
Will Verrall (South Adelaide)


Western Australia

Jed Adams (Peel Thunder)
Edward Allan (Claremont)
Jedd Busslinger (East Perth)
Harry Cole (Claremont)
Hugh Davies (Claremont)
Tyrell Dewar (Subiaco)
Sam Gilbey (Claremont)
Reuben Ginbey (East Perth)
Steely Green (South Fremantle)
Jed Hagan (East Fremantle)
Elijah Hewett (Swan Districts)
Darcy Jones (Swan Districts)


New South Wales
Jason Gillbee (Bendigo Pioneers)
Nick Madden (GWS Academy)
Harry Rowston (GWS Academy)

Northern Territory
Lloyd Johnston (NT Thunder)
Anthony Munkara (NT/West Adelaide)

Queensland
Shadeau Brain (Brisbane Academy)
Jaspa Fletcher (Brisbane Academy)

Tasmania
Seth Campbell (Tasmania Devils)
Lachlan Cowan (Tasmania Devils)
Tom McCallum (Tasmania Devils)

STATE

VIC METRO

Jakob Anderson (Sandringham Dragons)
Yuyu Ashwin (Oakleigh Chargers)
Josh Bennetts (Eastern Ranges)
Jayden Davey (Oakleigh Chargers)
Darcy Edmends (Northern Knights)
Will Elliott (Oakleigh Chargers)
Harry Flynn (Eastern Ranges)
Darcy Gilbert (Sandringham Dragons)
Cooper Harvey (Northern Knights)
Jamie Hope (Sandringham Dragons)
Jerome Lawrence (Oakleigh Chargers)
Bailey Macdonald (Oakleigh Chargers)
Hudson O'Keeffe (Oakleigh Chargers)
Paul Pascu (Calder Cannons)
Matthew Payne (Western Jets)
Rye Penny (Calder Cannons)
Jovan Petric (Western Jets)
Osca Riccardi (Geelong Falcons)
Christopher Rousakis (Sandringham Dragons)
Nathan Scollo (Sandringham Dragons)
Clay Tucker (Eastern Ranges)
Callum Verrell (Eastern Ranges)
Kai Windsor (Eastern Ranges)


VIC COUNTRY

Charlie Barnett (Bendigo Pioneers)
Taj Campbell-Farrell (Dandenong Stingrays)
Ted Clohesy (Geelong Falcons)
Finn Emile-Brennan (Dandenong Stingrays)
Felix Fogaty (GWV Rebels)
Harvey Gallagher (Bendigo Pioneers)
Michael Kiraly (Bendigo Pioneers)
Oscar Murdoch (Geelong Falcons)
Hugo Nosiara (Dandenong Stingrays)
Jonti Schuback (Gippsland Power)
Ziggy Toledo (Dandenong Stingrays)


SOUTH AUSTRALIA

Shaun Bennier (North Adelaide)
Tom Emmett (Sturt)
Oscar Kregar (West Adelaide)
Archie Lovelock (Glenelg)
Baynen Lowe (Norwood)
Kyle Marshall (South Adelaide)
Darcy Minchella (West Adelaide)
Rhett Montgomerie (Central District)
Kobe Ryan (West Adelaide)
Lachlan Scannell (Glenelg)
Oscar Steene (West Adelaide)
Frank Szekely (North Adelaide)
Brodie Tuck (Central District)
Jake Walker (Glenelg)


WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Kane Bevan (West Perth)
Jackson Broadbent (Peel Thunder)
Jack Cleaver (East Fremantle)
Josh Draper (Peel Thunder)
Griff Julian (West Perth)
Bailey Maxwell (East Perth)
Connor McDonald (Perth)
Toby McQuilkin (South Fremantle)
Baxter Philip (Perth)
Jasper Scaife (West Perth)
Kaleb Smith (East Fremantle)
Conrad Williams (Claremont)


NEW SOUTH WALES/ACT

Kaelan Bradtke (Sydney Swans VFL)
Will Edwards (Sydney Swans Academy)

TASMANIA

Brandon Leary (Tasmania Devils)
Cameron Owen (Tasmania Devils)

QUEENSLAND

Brinn Little (Gold Coast Suns Academy)

NT

Beau Tedcastle (GWV Rebels)

Spoiler: Draft Combine Results

AFL DRAFT COMBINE RESULTS 2022​

Vertical Jump ​

75cm – Darcy Jones (WA)
75cm – James Van Es (VIC C)
72cm – Jack O’Sullivan (VIC M)
70cm – Olli Hotton (VIC M)
70cm – Reuben Ginbey (WA)
70cm – Elijah Hewett (WA)
69cm – Jacob Konstanty (VIC C)
68cm – Blake Drury (VIC M)
68cm – Tyrell Dewar (WA)
68cm – Josh Weddle (VIC M)
68cm – Edward Allan (WA)

Running Vertical Jump ​

98cm – James Van Es (VIC C)
90cm – Josh Weddle (VIC M)
90cm – Will Verrall (SA)
89cm – Jack O’Sullivan (VIC M)
87cm – Darcy Jones (WA)
87cm – Mattaes Phillipou (SA)
84cm – Toby McMullin (VIC M)
83cm – Mitch Szybkowski (VIC C)
83cm – Reuben Ginbey (WA)
83cm – Anthony Munkara (ALLIES)
83cm – Lachlan Cowan (ALLIES)

Agility ​

7.072sec – Darcy Jones (WA)
8.182sec – Jaxon Binns (VIC C)
8.217sec – Elijah Hewett (WA)
8.247sec – Steely Green (WA)
8.255sec – Edward Allan (WA)
8.267sec – Luke Teal (VIC M)
8.285sec – Toby McMullin (VIC M)
8.292sec – Jacob Konstanty (VIC C)
8.325sec – Harry Rowston (ALLIES)
8.343sec – Noah Long (VIC C)

20m Sprint ​

2.814sec – Edward Allan (WA)
2.880sec – Toby McMullin (VIC M)
2.883sec – Coby Burgiel (VIC C)
2.910sec – James Van Es (VIC C)
2.912sec – Darcy Jones (WA)
2.924sec – Olli Hotton (VIC M)
2.928sec – Reuben Ginbey (WA)
2.929sec – Cooper Vickery (VIC C)
2.937sec – Josh Weddle (VIC M)
2.951sec – Lloyd Johnston (ALLIES)

2km Time Trial​

5min 54sec – Ollie Hollands (VIC C)
5min 54sec – Jason Gillbee (ALLIES)
6min 00sec – Jaxon Binns (VIC C)
6min 03sec – Josh Weddle (VIC M)
6min 15sec – Reuben Ginbey (WA)
6min 16sec – Jakob Ryan (SA)
6min 17sec – Steely Green (WA)
6min 21sec – Will Dowling (SA)
6min 25sec – Blake Drury (VIC M)
6min 25sec – Seth Campbell (ALLIES)
6min 25sec – Mattaes Phillipou (SA)

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[Lore]

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[Tasmanian saint]

George
Clark
Davey
Hayes

Cowan from TAS won the Morrish medal for the nab league will be a very good player still available

 

[Pistol Night]

Essendon win the draft (as always) to go with their winning of the trade period (as always).

But West Coast, Brisbane, Geelong, Sydney and Collingwood all had good nights. They rank an equal (albeit fairly distant) second to the unbeatable god-like force that is Dodoro.

 

[Pure_Ownage]

Weddle's no slouch.

Hes not but defence is their strongest line its an odd pick

 

[weltschmerz]

Cowan from TAS won the Morrish medal for the nab league will be a very good player still available

I reckon the Dogs take Cowan if he slides to us, we want run. I'd be concerned about his go-home factor and whether we'd be playing him out of position, but he's certainly a talent.

 

[BIGHAWK23]

Sam Mitchell just looks like a guy who had a fortunate career with a lot of things going right for him and now just expects all decisions he makes will be coated with gold.

What a weird comment, he was credited by your playing group as being a major factor in your random flag and he is now fortunate?

WCE fans say some random things

 

[Deepthroat]

Sam Mitchell just looks like a guy who had a fortunate career with a lot of things going right for him and now just expects all decisions he makes will be coated with gold.

As a West Coast fan, you have a fair bit of amnesia around his influence on the '18 midfield.

They didn't look the same before and haven't looked the same since he left.

 

[hawkinoz]

If it helps, Weddle has real defensive nous. Tackles to hurt, and talls and smalls alike both named him as the hardest guy to play on.

Indeed and teams have packaged an F2 to move 1-2 spots. Does anyone think, prior to draft night, Pies would accept an offer for pick 14 from say the Eagles with their pick 20 + F2. If this sounds fair, then 24+F2+F3 for 14 is maybe even unders.
Even if we finish 2nd last 24+20+38 is only just overs for pick 14. Fine for that risk to get a gun player 1 yr early into the system.

We can't give this trade(or one without F3) to GWS for pick 15 as then Syd could have picked Weddle and it would be a wasted trade. The Phantoms show Syd picking him.

If I was a list manager, I would only have tried to upgrade our pick 48 to Syd's pick 42 and then if pick 42 turns out even half good, it becomes a brilliant trade, may even save my job .

 

[Shadow89]

Lore or anyone else -

Can someone answer this for me, because I cannot find evidence of it anywhere...what the hell happened to our Pick 64 we originally had? I know we were never using it because we don't have the list spots...but why isn't it even on draft boards anymore/maybe could have traded it for a future now that it's come in to Pick 58?

Really confused about this...


October 12th after trade period:

 

[Tasmanian saint]

I reckon the Dogs take Cowan if he slides to us, we want run. I'd be concerned about his go-home factor and whether we'd be playing him out of position, but he's certainly a talent.

I definitely see a bit of Bailey smith in him I wouldn’t be to worried about go home factor if Tasmania get a team it won’t be to 2027 at earliest

 

[JasRulz63]

Lore or anyone else -

Can someone answer this for me, because I cannot find evidence of it anywhere...what the hell happened to our Pick 64 we originally had? I know we were never using it because we don't have the list spots...but why isn't it even on draft boards anymore/maybe could have traded it for a future now that it's come in to Pick 58?

Really confused about this...


October 12th after trade period:

In short, you lose all the picks you don't have list spots before the draft starts. I assume Geelong only had two list spots open, and therefore if you take two spots into the draft, the rest get wiped out.

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This is the draft order based on what picks and list spots teams had going into the draft.

 

[bird_man]

They paid a heavy price though. It could easily end up as 18 for 27, 19 and 38.

I realise draft points are only relevant for academy selections, but just for an indication of what they gave up, those picks are equivalent to pick 4!!

 

[Shadow89]

In short, you lose all the picks you don't have list spots before the draft starts. I assume Geelong only had two list spots open, and therefore if you take two spots into the draft, the rest get wiped out.

That's interesting...did not know that. Begs the question, how the hell did you guys manage that if that's the rule...given how few list spots you had/how many picks you'd bundled for Fletcher and Ashcroft?

 

[JasRulz63]

That's interesting...did not know that. Begs the question, how the hell did you guys manage that if that's the rule...given how few list spots you had/how many picks you'd bundled for Fletcher and Ashcroft?

5 free list spots, hence we took 5 picks into the draft. Two of those spots were opened by delisting Lester and Cockatoo, and committing to re-draft them in the rookie draft (so as of right now, they're technically not on our list).

Once the draft begins, you're allowed to hold as many picks as you want regardless of list spots (i.e. you can pick up additional picks via trade). This is why you saw Brisbane make the 4 for 1 (and a future pick) trade with Hawthorn which took Brisbane up to 8 picks despite only having the 5 list spots.

 

[TDS7]

For what it's worth, Hawks list boss Mark Mackenzie has said he expects Weddle to play further up the ground as a wing or forward as well as down back. Imagine if Ginbey never left the back and didn't make himself a top 10 pick with his midfield performance.

 

[The Inbetweener]

5 free list spots, hence we took 5 picks into the draft. Two of those spots were opened by delisting Lester and Cockatoo, and committing to re-draft them in the rookie draft (so as of right now, they're technically not on our list).

Once the draft begins, you're allowed to hold as many picks as you want regardless of list spots (i.e. you can pick up additional picks via trade). This is why you saw Brisbane make the 4 for 1 (and a future pick) trade with Hawthorn which took Brisbane up to 8 picks despite only having the 5 list spots.

That makes sense, was wondering how you were able to bring in so many picks. Seems to be a pretty big flaw in the system, you’d expect to see most teams with academy picks holding off til trade night moving ahead.

 

[JasRulz63]

That makes sense, was wondering how you were able to bring in so many picks. Seems to be a pretty big flaw in the system, you’d expect to see most teams with academy picks holding off til trade night moving ahead.

Yeah we've seen it manifest before last year with the Dogs waiting until the draft to trade 23 for two picks in the 30s, so it's not a new phenomenona.

 

[citizen-erased]

They could have traded the pick though you are given a few minutes. It seems they were unprepared for any bid in the first round

they would have needed to trade the 3 picks (17, 20 and 21) at that point, or lose on of them
it was a masterful gambit by the swans and snookered the giants.
how do you trade 3x top 20~ picks in a few minutes.

 

[briztoon]

No deficit but your draft hand for 2023 was still impacted by burning through 2 x F3s as part of the trades. It’s not like you guys got away clean.

We always knew that would be the price for getting both Ashcroft and Fletcher.

The whole point in accumulating so many late future picks wasn’t the want to draft a heap of kids in the third round next year.

It was to get the currency to trade back in to this draft to pay for our father son kids, without carrying a deficit in to next year if possible.

Our concern is holding on the young talent already on our list over the next couple of trade periods. Not trying to add more.

We’ll probably go heavy on academy kids and father son kids over the next three years.

 

[Pure_Ownage]

The Giants had pick 18, so if they traded out 15 (or whatever it was after bids) then 18 would have just been swallowed up instead, or 19 after that.

By matching with 15 they at least kept 18 and 19 intact, whereas trading out 15 meant they displace two first rounders (15 and 18). Was a genuine lose-lose situation.

Which is why they should have passed and let swans have rowston.

 

[TheGrizz]

We're looking for a small forward. I'd say we'll bid

I'd say after the Dogs revenge bidding on Fletcher and the Swans utter shithousery on GWS, all bets and courtesy regarding bids are off.

I wouldn't be surprised if we pre-emptively trade out of the pick to save ourselves the trouble.

 

[Pure_Ownage]

Lore or anyone else -

Can someone answer this for me, because I cannot find evidence of it anywhere...what the hell happened to our Pick 64 we originally had? I know we were never using it because we don't have the list spots...but why isn't it even on draft boards anymore/maybe could have traded it for a future now that it's come in to Pick 58?

Really confused about this...


October 12th after trade period:

P58 was our original r3.
64 was hawks r4 which we had but it disappeared as we didnt have the list spots to use it so we forfeited it.

 

[Doggy]

I'd say after the Dogs revenge bidding on Fletcher and the Swans utter shithousery on GWS, all bets and courtesy regarding bids are off.

I wouldn't be surprised if we pre-emptively trade out of the pick to save ourselves the trouble.

We genuinely wanted and need Fletcher's type

 

[Lance Uppercut]

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might be his swansong.

Regardless, GOAT