I'm guessing that plenty would like a list that contains Lynch and Wright as the twin towers up forward, May in particular and Thompson in the key posts down back, Bowes, Hall, Miller, Brodie, Swallow, Martin and Hanley in and around the midfield and the likes of Ainsworth, Kolodjsahnij, Harbrow, Saad, Scrimshaw, Fiorini and Ah Chee on the flanks, wings and pockets. Without having double-checked, I think 9 of those 18 were taken in the top 10 of their draft and that doesn't even include Lynch, who went at no.11.
That's a whole lot of talent there from where I'm sitting and most of them are under 25yo.
I would take that list over lists like North's, Port's, Carlton's and Richmond's without even hesitating I reckon.
They haven't really developed the ability to win games without Ablett though, I suspect it's because the club hasn't been successful in drafting inside midfielders. I also find their culture poor and unless they change it they're going to lose many of these players.
If you look at that list, it's also fairly light on for contested ball winners. Brodie and Bowes are decent prospects, Hall is a good player, Miller isn't bad. Martin is really too small to play midfield and the suns know it which is why they're playing him in different positions. Swallow hasn't played for two years, will he play midfield or half back like he used to? The other guys very much rely upon the insiders to do the job.
Let me put it this way, you know how people are potting clubs like Collingwood, Essendon and Carlton? I think the suns aren't that dissimilar in terms of what they have talent wise on their lists.