2024 AFL draft

[Tiger Khosh]

if we hold onto pick 6 and as expected FOS, Lalor & Smith are taken by then, who out of the next batch of mids (let’s assume their all still available somehow), would people on here be keen on between Draper, Langford, Smillie and Reid?

[one-eyed]

Richmond's 2024 AFL Draft Rumours, Trades & More!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2iT5W-xsoQ

1. Rich - Sam Lalor
6. Rich - Harry Armstrong
10/11. Two of Xavier Lindsay, Joe Berry, Jobe Shanahan or Murphy Reid.
18. Jobe Shanahan or Luke Trainor.
20. Jack Whitlock or Matt Whitlock.
23/24. Cooper Hynes, Tom Gross, Oliver Hannaford,

[one-eyed]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOY9YxHv5dc

1. Rich - Sam Lalor
2. Norf - Alix Tauru
3. Bris - Levi Ashcroft (bid)
4. Carl - Finn O'Sullivan
5. Adel - Sid Draper
6. GC - Leo Lombard (bid)
7. Melb - Josh Smillie
8. Rich - Jagga Smith
9. StK - Murphy Reid
10. St K - Harvey Langford
11. Melb - Jobe Shanahan
12. Rich - Luke Trainor
13. Rich - Tobie Travaglia

Richmond to go for the best key forward first in the 2025 draft.

[one-eyed]

“I don’t agree that it is a super draft”: The key aspect of this year's National Draft that is being overlooked

By Nic Negrepontis
SEN
30 Oct 2024

State Talent Manager of the West Australian Football Commission, Adam Jones, believes many are overlooking a key aspect of the draft pool – something that holds it back from truly being a super draft.

Jones believes that the Victorian crop of talent is outstanding, but the rest of the country will feature scarcely in the first round and even beyond.

Rookie Me’s top 30 draft rankings for September agrees with this notion, with Victorian draft prospects holding 24 of the top 30 spots – WA only having one in Bo Allan.

ESPN’s September rankings featured seven non-Victorian prospects, while AFL Media’s version has 25 of 30 Victorians.

https://www.sen.com.au/news/2024/10/29/i-dont-agree-that-it-is-a-super-draft-the-key-aspect-of-this-years-national/

[TigerLand]

Awful take by bitter WA. The super drafts in the past have had strong Vic representation.

Judd Ball Hodge for example, super draft. All Vics.

If anything the draft has shown that WA are incredibly weak this year.

[Andyy]

“I don’t agree that it is a super draft”: The key aspect of this year's National Draft that is being overlooked

By Nic Negrepontis
SEN
30 Oct 2024

State Talent Manager of the West Australian Football Commission, Adam Jones, believes many are overlooking a key aspect of the draft pool – something that holds it back from truly being a super draft.

Jones believes that the Victorian crop of talent is outstanding, but the rest of the country will feature scarcely in the first round and even beyond.

Rookie Me’s top 30 draft rankings for September agrees with this notion, with Victorian draft prospects holding 24 of the top 30 spots – WA only having one in Bo Allan.

ESPN’s September rankings featured seven non-Victorian prospects, while AFL Media’s version has 25 of 30 Victorians.

https://www.sen.com.au/news/2024/10/29/i-dont-agree-that-it-is-a-super-draft-the-key-aspect-of-this-years-national/

Lol

Both clubs traded out in a big way. Says it all.

Every draft has guns, flops and sliders etc.