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So the AFL website is doing the slow reveal of the league's top 50 players but funnily enough it's not too hard to work out who is who from the silhouettes.

http://www.afl.com.au/afl/news/features/players-top-50

It looks as though Nathan Jones is number 22.

No longer under-rated if that's the case.

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    So the AFL website is doing the slow reveal of the league's top 50 players but funnily enough it's not too hard to work out who is who from the silhouettes.

    http://www.afl.com.au/afl/news/features/players-top-50

    It looks as though Nathan Jones is number 22.

    No longer under-rated if that's the case.

    Could also be the silhouette in number 17, but then again who knows

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    I thought he was in 22 too.

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    So the AFL website is doing the slow reveal of the league's top 50 players but funnily enough it's not too hard to work out who is who from the silhouettes.

    http://www.afl.com.au/afl/news/features/players-top-50

    It looks as though Nathan Jones is number 22.

    No longer under-rated if that's the case.

    Think you will find that is Chris Judd

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    Well, 20 is Joel Selwood.

    Since nobody else bald is in the top 10, obvious number 1 is Gary Ablett.

    Another giveaway; 7 is obviously Tyrian Lannister.

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    Yeah i reckon 22 is Juddy :/ Nathan Jones doesn't get enough credit, i reckon he is better than Montagna

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    #3 is Joel Selwood, right?

    Think you might be right

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    So the AFL website is doing the slow reveal of the league's top 50 players but funnily enough it's not too hard to work out who is who from the silhouettes.

    http://www.afl.com.au/afl/news/features/players-top-50

    It looks as though Nathan Jones is number 22.

    No longer under-rated if that's the case.

    Think it might be Judd

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    Think you might be right

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    Maybe they aren't as obvious as I first thought. I had this as Dangerfield.

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    10 is Sam Mitchell.

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    #2 is that big Russian guy from Rocky.

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    I reckon Travis Boak deserves a top 10 spot.

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    rubbish Jones can't crack the top 50. So much harder to be a good midfielder in a rubbish team, and he has been exactly that for a good number of years now.

    You're on the money Song. Given the above he should get in on guts and durability alone.

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    Am I the only one who thinks 5 looks like Trenners? O_o

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    Can someone find out who 19, 17, and 14 are? because i think one of them is Jonesy

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