Resource 2021 AFL Draft Order

[Lore]

See OP for details: click here

For 2022 picks click here

To embed this spreadsheet elsewhere on the forum please use the code below:

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[Gosaints12]

Here's a live updating version;

Hi Lore,

I can’t get the link to work. Very interested to see it though. Great work.


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[Lore]

Hi Lore,

I can’t get the link to work. Very interested to see it though. Great work.


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Try now.

 

[borderbarry]

LORE, sorry to be a nuisance, but the problem from my eyes is that no one knows who is participating in the draft, or for how many picks. I know the Saints have three unfilled positions on the senior list, then the retirement of Dylan Robertson, and we have several players who could be on the long term injury list, Gresham and Paton, and most clubs, would have injured players, so it is going to be very hard to call for the next three weeks, so I suppose we will all have to be patient. Unless there is a cut off date for putting players on the long term injury list.

 

[eth-dog]

LORE, sorry to be a nuisance, but the problem from my eyes is that no one knows who is participating in the draft, or for how many picks. I know the Saints have three unfilled positions on the senior list, then the retirement of Dylan Robertson, and we have several players who could be on the long term injury list, Gresham and Paton, and most clubs, would have injured players, so it is going to be very hard to call for the next three weeks, so I suppose we will all have to be patient. Unless there is a cut off date for putting players on the long term injury list.

Last time they put a list out of those who nominated a couple of weeks out

 

[Hank Heavenly]

LORE, sorry to be a nuisance, but the problem from my eyes is that no one knows who is participating in the draft, or for how many picks. I know the Saints have three unfilled positions on the senior list, then the retirement of Dylan Robertson, and we have several players who could be on the long term injury list, Gresham and Paton, and most clubs, would have injured players, so it is going to be very hard to call for the next three weeks, so I suppose we will all have to be patient. Unless there is a cut off date for putting players on the long term injury list.

To be fair on Lore... it's just ladder position at the time, then take it in turns, don't really need a draft order for it, as there are no swapping/trading of positons in this one...

Don't create extra work when its not needed.

 

[Lore]

LORE, sorry to be a nuisance, but the problem from my eyes is that no one knows who is participating in the draft, or for how many picks. I know the Saints have three unfilled positions on the senior list, then the retirement of Dylan Robertson, and we have several players who could be on the long term injury list, Gresham and Paton, and most clubs, would have injured players, so it is going to be very hard to call for the next three weeks, so I suppose we will all have to be patient. Unless there is a cut off date for putting players on the long term injury list.

Yeah I don't know either sorry. I tried a few years ago with the national draft to figure out how many picks each club would have and there's always some information missing, mis-reported, or otherwise incorrect, rookies incorrectly marked as Category A or B, retirees that don't actually retire, and so on. So it requires a LOT of research even to get it right just for one club, let alone 18. There is a thread in the draft sub-board where people were trying to figure it out, but I don't think they came to any concrete conclusions either, and the OP is now completely out of date.

It's also a big job deleting picks and it's worse trying to put them back if you make a mistake. Doubly so if the ladder order is still changing around because you're not even working with plain data, it's all formulas and things. As Eth said, we are expecting them to publish a list of exactly how many picks each club has available, and once they do that I will update the table accordingly.

In any case, I doubt many clubs will take more than one pick as the draft pool is made up of last years leftovers and is not going to be big enough to support a draft of 30+ picks. And if clubs take less picks, everyone else just moves up one spot.

 

[Lore]

Tuesday already Better late than never.

Round 9, 2021:

 

[Lore]

Round 10, 2021:

 

[Virgin Dog]

Round 10, 2021:
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Anyone familiar with what have been the least valuable draft hands a team has held prior to the trade period? Crazy seeing the Dogs with sub-1000 points right now

 

[Lore]

Anyone familiar with what have been the least valuable draft hands a team has held prior to the trade period? Crazy seeing the Dogs with sub-1000 points right now

Not that unusual. The links to past spreadsheets going back to 2016 (when future pick trading was introduced) are in the OP, but the structure of the thread has changed over time so it's harder to find the pre-trade draft order before I started posting screenshots. Some of them also pre-date thread marks and sticky posts which made it harder to find shit.

2016 – Hawthorn had 0 points after they traded literally everything out for O'Meara, barring a couple of 6th and 7th round picks. Melbourne also had about 300 points left. That's after the trade period though – obviously we haven't had the 2021 trade period yet!

2017 – Hawthorn and Essendon both entered the draft in Round 3, with about 400 points each. Same year, Port Adelaide had two thirds and three fourths for 1011 points.

2018 – Hawthorn and Essendon again, Essendon had a second and a fourth, Hawthorn had a third rounder.

2019 – West Coast (259), St Kilda (313), Collingwood (986)

2020 – West Coast (126), Geelong (962)

 

[borderbarry]

Why are you showing St.Kilda and other clubs with no 2nd round picks? I know that is the case for the proper draft, but surely for the mid seaon draft all clubs would have all their picks available to use. It is going to depend on list spots mainly for draft position.

 

[Lore]

Why are you showing St.Kilda and other clubs with no 2nd round picks? I know that is the case for the proper draft, but surely for the mid seaon draft all clubs would have all their picks available to use. It is going to depend on list spots mainly for draft position.

Can you please read the thread before posting? The answer is usually in the posts immediately prior, in this case, post #100.

 

[banzai]

The postponed game will effect the midseason draft if not played. The winner would almost certainly have moved up a position on the ladder.

 

[Gosaints12]

The postponed game will effect the midseason draft if not played. The winner would almost certainly have moved up a position on the ladder.

That would have been interesting. Pushed it back to after the byes maybe.


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[Lore]

Round 11, 2021

 

[Lore]

The mid-season rookie draft order, as it currently stands;



Here's the full spreadsheet:


(Yes, they're sorted by points. No, there aren't any trades/points in the MSD. No, I'm not going to fix it.)

 

[Lore]

Round 12, 2021:

 

[Lore]

Round 13, 2021:



One more week of byes and then everyone will be on the same number of games (hopefully).

 

[Lore]

Round 14, 2021:




All clubs back on the same number of games after the bye rounds now. ^^

 

[Lore]

Round 15, 2021:


If anyone is looking for the AFLW Draft Order, I've posted one in the women's footy board draft thread. Here:

Draft - 2021 AFLW Draft discussion

Hi guys, the live Draft thread is now open here. https://www.bigfooty.com/forum/threads/the-2021-aflw-national-draft-6-45pm-aest-on-womens-afl-the-aflw-app.1278894/

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[hawkman]

Not that unusual. The links to past spreadsheets going back to 2016 (when future pick trading was introduced) are in the OP, but the structure of the thread has changed over time so it's harder to find the pre-trade draft order before I started posting screenshots. Some of them also pre-date thread marks and sticky posts which made it harder to find sh*t.

2016 – Hawthorn had 0 points after they traded literally everything out for O'Meara, barring a couple of 6th and 7th round picks. Melbourne also had about 300 points left. That's after the trade period though – obviously we haven't had the 2021 trade period yet!

2017 – Hawthorn and Essendon both entered the draft in Round 3, with about 400 points each. Same year, Port Adelaide had two thirds and three fourths for 1011 points.

2018 – Hawthorn and Essendon again, Essendon had a second and a fourth, Hawthorn had a third rounder.

2019 – West Coast (259), St Kilda (313), Collingwood (986)

2020 – West Coast (126), Geelong (962)

Do you know what the biggest deficit a club has taken into next year? If Darcy goes pick 1 the Dogs would looking at a 1400+ points deficit (no doubt they will be trading their current pick 17 for points)

 

[Lore]

Do you know what the biggest deficit a club has taken into next year? If Darcy goes pick 1 the Dogs would looking at a 1400+ points deficit (no doubt they will be trading their current pick 17 for points)

I think 1000 points – it was GWS's sanction for their part in the Lachie Whitfield dodging routine drug testing by hiding at someone else's house saga.

Other than that there have been a couple of 100-300 point carry overs for Fremantle, Port Adelaide and another club iirc, and I think one club also had a surplus as well.

Nothing applicable this year, thankfully. It makes a real mess.

 

[dlanod]

Other than that there have been a couple of 100-300 point carry overs for Fremantle, Port Adelaide and another club iirc, and I think one club also had a surplus as well.

GWS had a deficit from Green, and also had the small surplus (from Hopper).

 

[Lore]

Round 16, 2021:

 

[Lore]

Round 17, 2021: