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2022 NATIONAL DRAFT ORDER AND SELECTIONS 2022

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JEELONG gets pick 16 in the first round. Thats right, reigning premiers pick 16. So much for equalisation!

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    2 hours ago, picket fence said:

    JEELONG gets pick 16 in the first round. Thats right, reigning premiers pick 16. So much for equalisation!

    no, pick 18 as it stands, which will balloon out to pick 20+ with ashcroft, fletcher, davey etc. all likely to be nominated early

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    Adelaide 5, 23, 77, 95

    Brisbane 15, 33, 44, 69, 87

    Carlton 10, 28, 62, 64, 82, 100

    Coll’wood 16, 42, 47, 48, 88

    Essendon 4, 22, 40, 58, 76, 94

    Fremantle 13, 72, 85

    Geelong 18, 36, 46, 51, 54, 60, 90

    Gold Coast 7, 25, 31, 34, 43, 52, 67, 70, 79, 97

    GWS 3, 21, 39, 57, 59, 75, 93

    Hawthorn 6, 24, 49, 61, 78, 96

    Melbourne 32, 41, 50, 63, 68, 86

    North Melbourne 1, 55, 66, 73, 91

    Port Adel 8, 53, 56, 80, 98

    Richmond 12, 19, 30, 84

    St Kilda 9, 27, 45, 81, 99

    Sydney 14, 17, 35, 71, 89

    West Coast 2, 20, 26, 38, 74, 92

    Western Bulldogs 11, 29, 37, 65, 83

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    Would GWS trade pick 21 for bedford and 33? 

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    2022 NATIONAL DRAFT ORDER AND SELECTIONS 2022 AFTER DAY ONE OF THE TRADE PERIOD 

    ROUND ONE

    1. North Melbourne
    2. West Coast Eagles 
    3. GWS Giants
    4. Essendon
    5. Adelaide
    6. Hawthorn
    7. Gold Coast Suns
    8. Port Adelaide
    9. St Kilda
    10. Carlton
    11. Western Bulldogs
    12. GWS Giants (Tim Taranto)
    13. Fremantle
    14. Sydney Swans
    15. Brisbane
    16. Collingwood 
    17. Sydney Swans
    18. Geelong 


    ROUND TWO

    19. GWS Giants (Tim Taranto)
    20. West Coast Eagles 
    21. GWS Giants
    22. Essendon
    23. Adelaide
    24. Hawthorn
    25. Gold Coast Suns
    26. West Coast Eagles 
    27. Port Adelaide (Karl Amon)
    28. St Kilda
    29. Carlton
    30. Western Bulldogs
    31. Richmond
    32. Gold Coast Suns
    33. Melbourne 
    34. Brisbane
    35. Gold Coast Suns
    36. Sydney Swans
    37. Geelong 

    ROUND THREE

    38. Western Bulldogs
    39. West Coast Eagles 
    40. Collingwood (Bobby Hill)
    41. Essendon
    42. Melbourne 
    43. GWS Giants (Bobby Hill)
    44. Gold Coast Suns
    45. Brisbane
    46. St Kilda
    47. Geelong
    48. Collingwood 
    49. Collingwood 
    50. Hawthorn
    51. Melbourne 
    52. Melbourne (Hunt)
    53. Geelong 
    54. Gold Coast Suns
    55. Port Adelaide
    56. Geelong 

    ROUND FOUR

    57. North Melbourne
    58. Port Adelaide
    59. GWS Giants
    60. Essendon
    61. GWS Giants
    62. Geelong 
    63. Hawthorn
    64. Carlton
    65. Melbourne 
    66. Carlton
    67. Western Bulldogs
    68. North Melbourne
    69. Gold Coast Suns
    70. Melbourne 
    71. Brisbane
    72. Gold Coast Suns
    73. Sydney Swans
    74. Fremantle

    ROUND FIVE

    75. North Melbourne
    76. West Coast Eagles
    77. GWS Giants
    78. Essendon
    79. Adelaide
    80. Hawthorn 
    81. Gold Coast Suns
    82. Port Adelaide
    83. St Kilda
    84. Carlton
    85. Western Bulldogs
    86. Richmond 
    87. Fremantle
    88. Melbourne 
    89. Brisbane
    90. Collingwood 
    91. Sydney Swans
    92. Geelong 
     

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    Port’s 27 pick =. 703 points versus Melbourne’s picks 33,43, 53 = 1174 points= ruddy ridiculous, MADNESS.

    Furthermore, why would one give up pick 53 for nothing , retain 54 and let Port pick before you….pure madness in my opinion.

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    Furthermore, I thought Port wanted to offer pick 27 for Junior Rioli.Doesn’t add up.

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    3 hours ago, jayceebee31 said:

    Port’s 27 pick =. 703 points versus Melbourne’s picks 33,43, 53 = 1174 points= ruddy ridiculous, MADNESS.

    Furthermore, why would one give up pick 53 for nothing , retain 54 and let Port pick before you….pure madness in my opinion.

    Who cares. The points have no value as we’re not negotiating for a player, furthermore Lamb said we weren’t gonna use the later picks anaway so we basically swapped pick 33 to 27 for free. We get Grundy, that’s the main objective.

    The picks from our Jackson trade are the one’s to worry about. I heard we might get pick 13 and NM’s future 2nd 19-21 range) and Freo’s future first.

    It might be wishful thinking but this trade would give us 2 good picks for next year’s strong draft.

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    9 hours ago, jayceebee31 said:

    Port’s 27 pick =. 703 points versus Melbourne’s picks 33,43, 53 = 1174 points= ruddy ridiculous, MADNESS.

    Furthermore, why would one give up pick 53 for nothing , retain 54 and let Port pick before you….pure madness in my opinion.

    JC you don't understand the difference Betw Draft points vs Draft pick No's.

    Thsnk goodness JT and Crew do. 

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    7 hours ago, 58er said:

    JC you don't understand the difference Betw Draft points vs Draft pick No's.

    Thsnk goodness JT and Crew do. 

    I understand fully….seems ridiculous in my opinion….I understand this seems to be a weak draft year except for the first 40 or so, but we could have tried to pick ( exchange ) for next year, I repeat, ridiculous in my opinion..

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    I have a question for those of you more across the incoming draftees. Lamb said we were specifically after a TOP 7 pick. Does anyone have an idea of who they might be looking to get in the first 7?

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    Anyone know who we are looking at in the draft? Who’s this kid that is apparently the next Jeremy Cameron?

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    47 minutes ago, PartyTimeJohnny said:

    I have a question for those of you more across the incoming draftees. Lamb said we were specifically after a TOP 7 pick. Does anyone have an idea of who they might be looking to get in the first 7?

    I think we would go for Cadman.

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    On 10/4/2022 at 8:51 PM, jayceebee31 said:

    Port’s 27 pick =. 703 points versus Melbourne’s picks 33,43, 53 = 1174 points= ruddy ridiculous, MADNESS.

    Furthermore, why would one give up pick 53 for nothing , retain 54 and let Port pick before you….pure madness in my opinion.

    It was pointed out today by John Ralph - we gave up draft picks ( points equal to pick 14 for draft order 27 - as stated , ruddy madness.

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    12 hours ago, jayceebee31 said:

    It was pointed out today by John Ralph - we gave up draft picks ( points equal to pick 14 for draft order 27 - as stated , ruddy madness.

    Not sure what John Ralph is on about as the difference we gave up was worth about pick 38. Can work it out here:

    https://www.draftguru.com.au/pick-value-calculator#

    https://s.afl.com.au/staticfile/AFL Tenant/AFL/Files/biddingsystemfeedback.pdf

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    5 hours ago, The Lobster Effect said:

    Not sure what John Ralph is on about as the difference we gave up was worth about pick 38. Can work it out here:

    https://www.draftguru.com.au/pick-value-calculator#

    https://s.afl.com.au/staticfile/AFL Tenant/AFL/Files/biddingsystemfeedback.pdf

    Ralph is totally correct :pick 14 equals 1166 points and we gave away  1174 points .( gaining pick 27= madness ) 

    Edited by jayceebee31

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    2022 NATIONAL DRAFT ORDER AND SELECTIONS 2022 AT THE END OF THE FREE AGENCY PERIOD AND THE FIRST WEEK OF THE TRADE PERIOD 

    ROUND ONE

    1. North Melbourne
    2. West Coast Eagles 
    3. GWS Giants
    4. Essendon
    5. Adelaide
    6. Hawthorn
    7. Gold Coast Suns
    8. Port Adelaide
    9. St Kilda
    10. Carlton
    11. Western Bulldogs
    12. GWS Giants
    13. Fremantle
    14. Sydney Swans
    15. GWS Giants
    16. Collingwood 
    17. Sydney Swans
    18. GWS Giants


    ROUND TWO

    19. GWS Giants
    20. West Coast Eagles 
    21. Brisbane 
    22. Essendon
    23. Adelaide
    24. Hawthorn
    25. Geelong 
    26. West Coast Eagles 
    27. Melbourne 
    28. St Kilda
    29. Carlton
    30. Western Bulldogs
    31. Richmond
    32. St Kilda
    33. Port Adelaide
    34. Brisbane 
    35. Brisbane 
    36. Brisbane
    37. Sydney Swans 
    38. Brisbane 

    ROUND THREE

    39. Western Bulldogs
    40. West Coast Eagles 
    41. Collingwood 
    42. Essendon
    43. Port Adelaide
    44. GWS Giants 
    45. Gold Coast Suns 
    46. Gold Coast Suns
    47. St Kilda
    48. Brisbane 
    49. Carlton 
    50. Collingwood 
    51. Collingwood 
    52. Hawthorn
    53. Port Adelaide
    54. Melbourne
    55. Brisbane 
    56. Brisbane 
    57. Port Adelaide
    58. Geelong 

    ROUND FOUR

    59. North Melbourne
    60. Port Adelaide
    61. GWS Giants
    62. Essendon
    63. GWS Giants
    64. Geelong 
    65. Hawthorn
    66. Carlton
    67. Melbourne 
    68. Carlton
    69. Western Bulldogs
    70. North Melbourne
    71. Gold Coast Suns
    72. Melbourne 
    73. Brisbane
    74. Gold Coast Suns
    75. Sydney Swans
    76. Fremantle

    ROUND FIVE

    77. North Melbourne
    78. West Coast Eagles
    79. GWS Giants
    80. Essendon
    81. Adelaide
    82. Hawthorn 
    83. Gold Coast Suns
    84. Port Adelaide
    85. St Kilda
    86. Carlton
    87. Western Bulldogs
    88. Richmond 
    89. Fremantle
    90. Melbourne 
    91. Brisbane
    92. Collingwood 
    93. Sydney Swans
    94. Geelong 

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    On 10/8/2022 at 5:33 PM, Whispering_Jack said:

    2022 NATIONAL DRAFT ORDER AND SELECTIONS 2022 AT THE END OF THE FREE AGENCY PERIOD AND THE FIRST WEEK OF THE TRADE PERIOD 

    ROUND ONE

    1. North Melbourne
    2. West Coast Eagles 
    3. GWS Giants
    4. Essendon
    5. Adelaide
    6. Hawthorn
    7. Gold Coast Suns
    8. Port Adelaide
    9. St Kilda
    10. Carlton
    11. Western Bulldogs
    12. GWS Giants
    13. Fremantle
    14. Sydney Swans
    15. GWS Giants
    16. Collingwood 
    17. Sydney Swans
    18. GWS Giants


    ROUND TWO

    19. GWS Giants
    20. West Coast Eagles 
    21. Brisbane 
    22. Essendon
    23. Adelaide
    24. Hawthorn
    25. Geelong 
    26. West Coast Eagles 
    27. Melbourne 
    28. St Kilda
    29. Carlton
    30. Western Bulldogs
    31. Richmond
    32. St Kilda
    33. Port Adelaide
    34. Brisbane 
    35. Brisbane 
    36. Brisbane
    37. Sydney Swans 
    38. Brisbane 

    ROUND THREE

    39. Western Bulldogs
    40. West Coast Eagles 
    41. Collingwood 
    42. Essendon
    43. Port Adelaide
    44. GWS Giants 
    45. Gold Coast Suns 
    46. Gold Coast Suns
    47. St Kilda
    48. Brisbane 
    49. Carlton 
    50. Collingwood 
    51. Collingwood 
    52. Hawthorn
    53. Port Adelaide
    54. Melbourne
    55. Brisbane 
    56. Brisbane 
    57. Port Adelaide
    58. Geelong 

    ROUND FOUR

    59. North Melbourne
    60. Port Adelaide
    61. GWS Giants
    62. Essendon
    63. GWS Giants
    64. Geelong 
    65. Hawthorn
    66. Carlton
    67. Melbourne 
    68. Carlton
    69. Western Bulldogs
    70. North Melbourne
    71. Gold Coast Suns
    72. Melbourne 
    73. Brisbane
    74. Gold Coast Suns
    75. Sydney Swans
    76. Fremantle

    ROUND FIVE

    77. North Melbourne
    78. West Coast Eagles
    79. GWS Giants
    80. Essendon
    81. Adelaide
    82. Hawthorn 
    83. Gold Coast Suns
    84. Port Adelaide
    85. St Kilda
    86. Carlton
    87. Western Bulldogs
    88. Richmond 
    89. Fremantle
    90. Melbourne 
    91. Brisbane
    92. Collingwood 
    93. Sydney Swans
    94. Geelong 

    Anyone know where an updated list for the future picks for the 2023 draft is located ?

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    1 hour ago, Viscount Cardwell said:

    Anyone know where an updated list for the future picks for the 2023 draft is located ?

    AFL trade tracker.

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    42 minutes ago, Viscount Cardwell said:

    I'm trying to find out if the F2 from Freo is the original North F2 at around pick 19, 20 ? any idea

     

    42 minutes ago, Viscount Cardwell said:

    I'm trying to find out if the F2 from Freo is the original North F2 at around pick 19, 20 ? any idea

    2nd pick of Freo’s, hopefully around pick 32+or thereabouts.

     

     

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