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- Dec 10, 2007
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1. Melbourne, Jack Watts: This was an easy pick, Melbourne really needs a dominant key forward and Jack will bring this to the club. A player you can build a team around.
2. West Coast, Daniel Rich: The eagles have shown in the past that the go for best available and Rich is definitely the best after Watts.
3. Fremantle, Nick Naitanui: This kid be anything a key forward or a key back maybe a ruckman, but he will be a big asset for Freo in the future.
4. Port Adelaide, Tyrone Vickery: After the delistings of their 2 back up ruckman this pick has become almost guaranteed. He will bring a forward option as well as his ruck ability.
5. Essendon, Hamish Hartlett: May surprise a few but the bombers will be adding to their very young midfield with another gun. Has the ability to be a both inside and outside midfielder.
6. Carlton, Michael Hurley: Will give Carlton a future full-back to add to the duo of Jamison and Austin, could also be forward to help out Fevola.
7. Brisbane, Jack Ziebell: He will give the lions a hard at it midfielder with the ability to turn into a third tall. Will be the future replacement for Black.
8. Richmond, Jackson Trengove: The tigers will be laughing with this versatile kpp. I could have gone with a midfielder but because Hartlett or Ziebell weren’t available, I went with a need.
9. North Melbourne, Steele Sidebottom: North will go best available and this also suits a need will be a great pick up with his mixture of goal kicking and defensive abilities.
10. Adelaide, Shaun McKernan: Well what I have watch of the crows they need a lead up forward and they will be getting this with McKernan. Could also become a back up for Bock.
11. Collingwood, Mitch Robinson: The magpies need a gun inside/outside midfielder and they will be getting this with Mitch. Could start in the team round 1.
12. Sydney, Lewis Johnston: Is the perfect future forward prospect has a good mix of pace and size. Could take a while to develop but the wait will be worth it.
13. St Kilda, Chris Yarren: Could be the steal of the draft or the bust. Has all the tools to become the next Shaun Burgoyne but he doesn’t seem to have the application. This also could be taught into him though.
14. Western Bulldogs, Ayce Cordy: This father-son pick will end up filling a big need for the bulldogs. He could become the next number 1 ruckman and also could become the next full forward.
15. Geelong, Stephan Hill: I think that Geelong will just go best available; Hill is a very talented winger/half back with good pace and a excellent kick.
16. Hawthorn, Nick Suban: Some people may say that I have Suban too high but I believe that he will become a replacement for Dew then as he develops could start to play in the midfield. He is known for his huge left foot and can also rack up the possies.
Priority-
17. Melbourne, Sam Blease: A very quick half back that could slide. His fitness isn’t that great but his pace and kicking skills will make up for it, could be the steal of the draft.
18. West Coast, Tom Swift: His knee injuries will make him drop to here because of the risk but it could also turn out to have the biggest reward. A ball winning utility that can also finish.
Round 2-
19. Melbourne, Ash Smith: His kicking and ability to find space will excite demon fans here. Will start out as a roaming half forward while developing to become a midfielder.
20. West Coast, Rhys O’Keefe: The eagles will be stoked with this half back, he is hard at it but he can also hit a pin point pass. Will team up well with Hurn.
21. Fremantle, James Strauss: Freo will love this kid can play off the halfback line but can also become a solid tackling inside midfielder. Will never let you down.
22. Port Adelaide, Ryan Shoenmakers: Ryan will be a perfect fit for Port’s developing forward line. Could be their next centre half forward but I would think that he would be a better half forward flanker.
23. Essendon, Jordan Lisle: Will be a very good pick at this selection, can play down forward or back but for Essendon’s needs he will probably play down back.
24. Fremantle, Neville Jetta: He will be the perfect replacement for Farmer will start out as a forward pocket but will move into the midfield later in his career.
25. Brisbane, Daniel Hanneberry: Lions will be getting another midfielder with this pick, Daniel is very good in traffic but also has a very good left foot kick. Dominated the long distance tests at draft camp.
26. Richmond, Luke Shuey: He is more of an athlete than a footballer but he has a good ability of reading the play and knowing where to be. Will compliment the tigers young midfield.
27. North Melbourne, Matthew DeBoer: Is a pretty big bodied midfielder and the kanga’s are known to like that in a player. With his pace will complement their inside players like Simpson and Harris.
28. Adelaide, Aaron Cornelius: I have gone with another tall forward for the crows but he is totally different than McKernan, he is not as athletic but he makes up for it with his good hands and ability to read the play.
29. Collingwood, Matthew Broadbent: Is a gun midfielder which the magpies will be stoked with. Both picks have been different than what Collingwood usually go with but both players will suit them well.
30. Sydney, Nick Heyne: This kid will be the perfect replacement for Davis. Is a very talented mid sized forward that could become a very good midfielder.
31. Western Bulldogs, Paul Cahill: I think the dogs will go tall here Cahill will most likely replace Welsh in the forward line. Could also be a very good centre half forward.
32. Western Bulldogs, Kade Klemke: With this pick the dogs will go best available and that’s exactly what Kade is. A very underrated back pocket that will become a midfielder in the future.
33. Geelong, Tom Lynch: The cats will go tall with this pick, Lynch will be the replacement for Mooney but could also turn into a half forward flanker. It will just depend how the cats want to use him.
34. Hawthorn, Dayne Beams:
Round 3-
35. Melbourne, Jarred Redden
36. West Coast: Sam Wright
37. Fremantle, Mitch Brown
38. Port Adelaide, Jamie Sheahan
39. Geelong, Clancee Pearce
40. Carlton, Tom Rockliff
41. Brisbane, Michael Still
42. Port Adelaide, Shannon Motlop
43. North Melbourne, Jayden Post
44. Adelaide, David Zaharakis
45. Collingwood, Mitch Banner
46. Collingwood, Jordan Roughead
47. St Kilda, Will Young
48. St Kilda, Jarred Blight
49. Geelong, Chris Hall
50. Hawthorn, Alex Silvagni
Round 4-
51. Melbourne, Steven Geartner
52. West Coast, Brad Mangan
53. Fremantle, Tom Salter
54. Port Adelaide, Jay Shannon
55. Essendon, Luke Rounds
56. Fremantle, Rory Sloane
57. Brisbane, Alex Stopp
58. Richmond, Michael Guliotta
59. North Melbourne, Tom Allwright
60. Adelaide, Joel Smouha
61. Sydney, Luke Stanton
62. Sydney, Caleb Tiller
63. St Kilda, Ben Cousins
64. Western Bulldogs, Charlie Sharples
65. Hawthorn, Jordan Jones
66. Geelong, Tom Gillies
Shannon Coughlan could be a smoky that has very good pace, never gives up and also has great tackling ability. If he does go in draft aspect him to go around the forth to fifth rounds. Casey Sibasado could also be another smoky is projected to be the next Lance Franklin but I don’t really believe the hype, could go as early as the 3rd round but may not be picked up at all.
2. West Coast, Daniel Rich: The eagles have shown in the past that the go for best available and Rich is definitely the best after Watts.
3. Fremantle, Nick Naitanui: This kid be anything a key forward or a key back maybe a ruckman, but he will be a big asset for Freo in the future.
4. Port Adelaide, Tyrone Vickery: After the delistings of their 2 back up ruckman this pick has become almost guaranteed. He will bring a forward option as well as his ruck ability.
5. Essendon, Hamish Hartlett: May surprise a few but the bombers will be adding to their very young midfield with another gun. Has the ability to be a both inside and outside midfielder.
6. Carlton, Michael Hurley: Will give Carlton a future full-back to add to the duo of Jamison and Austin, could also be forward to help out Fevola.
7. Brisbane, Jack Ziebell: He will give the lions a hard at it midfielder with the ability to turn into a third tall. Will be the future replacement for Black.
8. Richmond, Jackson Trengove: The tigers will be laughing with this versatile kpp. I could have gone with a midfielder but because Hartlett or Ziebell weren’t available, I went with a need.
9. North Melbourne, Steele Sidebottom: North will go best available and this also suits a need will be a great pick up with his mixture of goal kicking and defensive abilities.
10. Adelaide, Shaun McKernan: Well what I have watch of the crows they need a lead up forward and they will be getting this with McKernan. Could also become a back up for Bock.
11. Collingwood, Mitch Robinson: The magpies need a gun inside/outside midfielder and they will be getting this with Mitch. Could start in the team round 1.
12. Sydney, Lewis Johnston: Is the perfect future forward prospect has a good mix of pace and size. Could take a while to develop but the wait will be worth it.
13. St Kilda, Chris Yarren: Could be the steal of the draft or the bust. Has all the tools to become the next Shaun Burgoyne but he doesn’t seem to have the application. This also could be taught into him though.
14. Western Bulldogs, Ayce Cordy: This father-son pick will end up filling a big need for the bulldogs. He could become the next number 1 ruckman and also could become the next full forward.
15. Geelong, Stephan Hill: I think that Geelong will just go best available; Hill is a very talented winger/half back with good pace and a excellent kick.
16. Hawthorn, Nick Suban: Some people may say that I have Suban too high but I believe that he will become a replacement for Dew then as he develops could start to play in the midfield. He is known for his huge left foot and can also rack up the possies.
Priority-
17. Melbourne, Sam Blease: A very quick half back that could slide. His fitness isn’t that great but his pace and kicking skills will make up for it, could be the steal of the draft.
18. West Coast, Tom Swift: His knee injuries will make him drop to here because of the risk but it could also turn out to have the biggest reward. A ball winning utility that can also finish.
Round 2-
19. Melbourne, Ash Smith: His kicking and ability to find space will excite demon fans here. Will start out as a roaming half forward while developing to become a midfielder.
20. West Coast, Rhys O’Keefe: The eagles will be stoked with this half back, he is hard at it but he can also hit a pin point pass. Will team up well with Hurn.
21. Fremantle, James Strauss: Freo will love this kid can play off the halfback line but can also become a solid tackling inside midfielder. Will never let you down.
22. Port Adelaide, Ryan Shoenmakers: Ryan will be a perfect fit for Port’s developing forward line. Could be their next centre half forward but I would think that he would be a better half forward flanker.
23. Essendon, Jordan Lisle: Will be a very good pick at this selection, can play down forward or back but for Essendon’s needs he will probably play down back.
24. Fremantle, Neville Jetta: He will be the perfect replacement for Farmer will start out as a forward pocket but will move into the midfield later in his career.
25. Brisbane, Daniel Hanneberry: Lions will be getting another midfielder with this pick, Daniel is very good in traffic but also has a very good left foot kick. Dominated the long distance tests at draft camp.
26. Richmond, Luke Shuey: He is more of an athlete than a footballer but he has a good ability of reading the play and knowing where to be. Will compliment the tigers young midfield.
27. North Melbourne, Matthew DeBoer: Is a pretty big bodied midfielder and the kanga’s are known to like that in a player. With his pace will complement their inside players like Simpson and Harris.
28. Adelaide, Aaron Cornelius: I have gone with another tall forward for the crows but he is totally different than McKernan, he is not as athletic but he makes up for it with his good hands and ability to read the play.
29. Collingwood, Matthew Broadbent: Is a gun midfielder which the magpies will be stoked with. Both picks have been different than what Collingwood usually go with but both players will suit them well.
30. Sydney, Nick Heyne: This kid will be the perfect replacement for Davis. Is a very talented mid sized forward that could become a very good midfielder.
31. Western Bulldogs, Paul Cahill: I think the dogs will go tall here Cahill will most likely replace Welsh in the forward line. Could also be a very good centre half forward.
32. Western Bulldogs, Kade Klemke: With this pick the dogs will go best available and that’s exactly what Kade is. A very underrated back pocket that will become a midfielder in the future.
33. Geelong, Tom Lynch: The cats will go tall with this pick, Lynch will be the replacement for Mooney but could also turn into a half forward flanker. It will just depend how the cats want to use him.
34. Hawthorn, Dayne Beams:
Round 3-
35. Melbourne, Jarred Redden
36. West Coast: Sam Wright
37. Fremantle, Mitch Brown
38. Port Adelaide, Jamie Sheahan
39. Geelong, Clancee Pearce
40. Carlton, Tom Rockliff
41. Brisbane, Michael Still
42. Port Adelaide, Shannon Motlop
43. North Melbourne, Jayden Post
44. Adelaide, David Zaharakis
45. Collingwood, Mitch Banner
46. Collingwood, Jordan Roughead
47. St Kilda, Will Young
48. St Kilda, Jarred Blight
49. Geelong, Chris Hall
50. Hawthorn, Alex Silvagni
Round 4-
51. Melbourne, Steven Geartner
52. West Coast, Brad Mangan
53. Fremantle, Tom Salter
54. Port Adelaide, Jay Shannon
55. Essendon, Luke Rounds
56. Fremantle, Rory Sloane
57. Brisbane, Alex Stopp
58. Richmond, Michael Guliotta
59. North Melbourne, Tom Allwright
60. Adelaide, Joel Smouha
61. Sydney, Luke Stanton
62. Sydney, Caleb Tiller
63. St Kilda, Ben Cousins
64. Western Bulldogs, Charlie Sharples
65. Hawthorn, Jordan Jones
66. Geelong, Tom Gillies
Shannon Coughlan could be a smoky that has very good pace, never gives up and also has great tackling ability. If he does go in draft aspect him to go around the forth to fifth rounds. Casey Sibasado could also be another smoky is projected to be the next Lance Franklin but I don’t really believe the hype, could go as early as the 3rd round but may not be picked up at all.
