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Good summary, agree on the tigers, while happy I would have loved reid in there and felt we probably went over the top on kpf.

Adelaide - B+ Solid draft for the Crows and the most predictable as the draft nights approached with them getting locals Sid Draper and Tyler Welsh. Both should be just about ready to go with Draper adding some slickness to Adelaide's midfield. It's hard to argue against his selection...

...| Miles Bergman | Brandon Zerk-Thatcher | Esava Ratugolea | Xavier Walsh | Jacob Moss General Defender: Kane Farrell | Logan Evans | Lachie Jones | Josh Sinn | Ryan Burton | Dylan Williams Inside Midfielder: Zak Butters | Jason Horne-Francis | Connor Rozee | Willem Drew | Ollie Wines |...

TT vs Finlayson Fog vs Marshall (MG admittedly is pretty good) Butts vs Ratagloea Murray vs BZT

Big & strong.. just highly unskilled.

Lachie Jones is still on an AFL list?

We could compare max with lachie Jones That wouldn’t go too well for them

Josh Daicos won their BnF, solid player..... he's a bit more than that.

There are Smith and Pickett in recent years, however there is a danger in overvaluing one performance in a year. Any position can support a player tearing a game apart. It's more, the league has seen a shift away from wingers being important. There haven't been many in recent times. Geelong...

Sure, but they came from the same place. You had no idea what a good winger looked like statistically and went off half-crocked on some fantasy. Here is a better stat for damage, because goal assist is just cherry picking an argument when Sholl put up 12 goals himself (and note: not many...

Here are all the players that made an All Australian team that were drafted at pick 30 or later in the national draft since 2011. VIC: 9 WA: 4 SA: 3 NSW: 1 QLD: 1 2011: Elliot Yeo (WA) pick 30 2011: Lachie Neale (SA) pick 58 2013: Aliir Aliir (WA) pick 44 2013: Darcy Byrne-Jones (VIC) pick 52...

Push the HQ, haha that's a good one. The HQ doesn't need a push. That reminds me is anyone watching Lachie Jones's videos about his HJ? It's good that he's stepped up to replace the void left by Dixon in the club. Sent from my Nokia 7.2 using Tapatalk

Because he would need the AFL to go through and make a change to the zoning around encompassing the metropolitan areas of Adelaide for the Next Generation academy. This will never happen to favour Port

Why shouldn't it be allowed? If the Cochrane family can prove their indigenous heritage, then how is it any different to Port's previous NGA pick 16 Lachie Jones?

Here's a couple:

Sam Davidson, Jack Ough, Kyle Gerreyn, Clancy Dennis, James Barrat, Christian Moraes, Lachie Jacques and any of the ones you’d said

I think it's closer than you are suggesting. Some great gets in the group between 12-17.

Leadership? Carlton? If that were the case we wouldn't be having a mini-rebuild right now. I was leaning ever so slightly towards the singular pick in the previous rundowns, but this has me leaning more towards taking multiple picks. I would prefer multiple picks regardless, but I think...

Wow, nice work 👍

Really you want 3-5 v 12-17 ??? 2023 - Zane Duursma, Nick Watson and Ryley Sanders v Will Green, James Leake, Darcy Wilson, Taylor Goad, Charlie Edwards, Will Dawson. - Too early to call 2022 - George Wardlaw, Elijah Tsatas and Bailey Humphrey v Mathew Jefferson, Max Michalanney, Josh Weddle...

Adding to this, a better comparison would be to assess the average of the results of pick 3 to 5 versus say the average of pick 11-15 to take away the element of shitty picks at that range. It will elimate the outlier to a degree.

OK a comparison for the #3 selection v the #12 and #14 (Excluding F/S or Academy picks because they were never in contention anyway) 2023 - Zane Duursma v Will Green and Darcy Wilson 2022 - George Wardlaw v Mathew Jefferson and Josh Weddle 2021 - Mac Andrew v Campbell Chesser and Darcy Wilmot...

Saw on 7 news that Jason Horne-Francis is also going on this trip

...Houston, Burton and Farrell playing there. Fantastic kicks but wanting for defending. One, maybe two is enough. I would have Farrell, Lachie Jones, Evans - I don't to call him Levans anymore and Sinn all of which are athletic and can compete one on one. They aren't as good as Houston...

That’s a damn good record.

2016 Luke Ryan (20 yrs) - pick 66 2017 Samuel Switkowski (20 yrs) - pick 73 2017 Scott Jones (22 yrs) - pick 75 2018 Lachie Schultz (21yrs) - pick 57 2018 Brett Bewley (23 yrs) - pick 59 2022 Tom Emmett (21 yrs) - pick 41 2022 Corey Wagner (25 yrs) - pick 57 Also technically mature but not...

2014 was a very interesting draft. Outside of De Goey and Petracca no absolute elite players. Heeney, Steele and Moore father son / academy players but otherwise a handful of good but not great options. At Pick #7 would we have looked at Peter Wright, Liam Duggan, Corey Ellis, Nakia Cockatoo...

Also Lachie Jones before or after Levans. But yeah, pretty much that's how it rolled for the year.

Fair. But we were persisting with small forwards (2 now delisted) that weren't going to help us win a flag. I'd rather have given Lorenz way more games to see if he can. Not sure about others coz I haven't got the patience to watch our reserves anymore. It's way too frustrating.

The only thing this doesn’t take into account is the other teams that would’ve been interested in those players But by no means were any of them out-of-nowhere reaches like Doedee. Hell, the Hamish special picks like Hamill and Oscar Ryan were closer to Doedee-type picks