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My revised top 14. I did have us taking Palmer at pick 4, but the 199cm McEvoys stocks are rising. Lets face it, we have very little depth or talent as far as key positon players go. With pick 14 , we will snap us Selwood if he is still there and that is a good chance.

1. Carlton - Matthew Kreuzer

2. Richmond - Trent Cotchin

3. West Coast - Cale Morton

4. Melbourne - Ben McEvoy

5. Western Bulldogs - Lachie Hendersen

6. Essendon - Rhys Palmer

7. Fremantle - Chris Masten

8. Brisbane - Brad Ebert

9. St.Kilda - Alex Rance

10. Adelaide - Cyril Rioli

11. Sydney - Tom Collier

12. Hawthorn- Tom Bellchambers

13. West Coast - David Myers

14. Melbourne - Scott Selwood

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    Just wondering if anyone knows aything about this kid.

    Trent Zomer-194cm, 94kg-Eastern Rangers. (Fwd) Spends a bit of time rucking but will never be an AFL ruckman. It has been up forward he has sown his best form in recent times. Very good sized body. Leads up well and has strong hands. He is a good shot at goal.

    Pick 50 plus.

    I haven't seen him play and he is expected to go late, but he sounded alright from this write up. Could be a reasonable pick up with our fourth round pick (53?).

    Just wondering if anyone had an opinion of him or any other possible late round draftees.

    Geez his writeup sounds like someone I know, first name Brad wears the number 7

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