This is what I understand with my "sources"
Our desire for a KPD isn't as strong as people on this board, think, largely because we're bullish about Collins contributing next year, still see Cordy as a KPD, and obviously rate Roberts higher than many on this board do. Hamling's good recent form helps as well. Hurley was targeted moreso as an obtainable AA-quality player as opposed to filling a need for a KPD.
Honeychurch is going to get traded if he's happy to leave despite having a year left on his contract, there's a surprisingly high amount of interest for him from other clubs and we obviously hardly have a spot for him in our best 22 with everyone injured.
The only thing stopping Cloke trade from happening is the extent of how much Collingwood pay his salary. We're not willing to pay anything more than what we would otherwise for a DFA or similar (so say 150k p/y) so Pies will have to pay the 300k or whatever for the rest of his contract next year. We might pivot around that by giving the Pies slightly overs in the trade (a higher pick, or not as much in return if something like Jong does leave). I'd say it's 70/30 that Cloke is in Dogs colours next year (not that I want him but that's what I've heard).
Jong's likely to stay if we change up our negotiations and offer him a 3rd year, which we might do after re-assessing his form in recent weeks, but he's about 30/70 to stay/leave. Collingwood most likely but there's a few others interested.
Whether or not Campbell stays is a matter of whether we get the other fringe ruckmen we're targeting - Nankervis etc. The club sees Roughy/Boyd as the ruck duo for next year onwards at least, and it's not to say that they don't rate Campbell, it's just they think the difference in another fringe ruck for backup between Campbell/Nankervis is smaller than the difference in draft picks/salary cap room. Campbell is considered good backup who can play forward or ruck but unlikely to force his way back into the team.
Stevens is outta here. Demanding obscene amount of money that some team who strikes out with other targets might just suck it up and offer him. We'll trade him cheaply.
Hrovat we've got a cheapish offer on the table, it's just a matter of whether he wants to stay and force his way into the team or earn a bit more game time and money elsewhere. I reckon he'll stay.
Hamling will stay.
Not sure on Boyd.