The Blues have done their work on him and could add him as a player who could feature on the wing in year one. 39. Jacob Konstanty and Charlie Clarke would also be in the mix along with medium goalkicker Brayden George. AFLW 2023: ESPN's way-too-early predictions - North's time to shine? If not him? There is additional intrigue around Goater as a possible midfielder in the future due to his promising distribution by hand, composure and evasion. Spears is the first Green Wave player selected by the Titans since Roydell Williams went 136th overall in the 2005 draft. He possesses great speed and agility, often running around opponents like they're traffic cones, while intercepting well and defensively holding his own. If they hold their picks where they are, their second pick will fall outside of the top-30. Picks: 8, 12, 20, 26, 71 (likely to use four or five selections). He averaged 22 disposals for Gippsland in the NAB League and has shown across the season that he can also drift forward and hit the scoreboard. Hell be a reliable asset having already cracked senior footy in South Australia. Of the 18 selections, only seven remain with their original club post-trade period. There's been two factors in the Lions' preparation for this year's draft: finding enough draft picks (and points) to match bids on father-son pair Will Ashcroft and Jaspa Fletcher, and then finding some back-end players to assess for a third selection late in the draft. Jhye Clark is another who has been in consideration, the same for Reuben Ginbey and Bailey Humphrey. His size at 189cm and all-round athletic quality compliment the hard edge he offers in contested situations, making Ginbey a desirable asset around the top 10 range. The gamesmanship between clubs will continue to simmer right up until the start of Monday's NAB AFL Draft and won't stop throughout the two-night event as key clubs consider trading big picks and moving spots. 44. This is his final phantom draft of 2021, looking at every pick, bid and selection. We pay our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today. Sydney is another club in this range which will weigh up a bid, which looms as a considerable thorn in the side of Adelaides recruiting team. The Giants have watched Konstanty throughout the season and he would bring something different to their front half. Height, Weight: 176cm, 75kg North Melbourne - Brady Hough New posts Search forums. 28. Phillipou's performances have been strong across the year and his upside is exciting: he can play in the midfield and across half-forward, has a bigger size and shape, enjoys the big moments and is one of the youngest players in the draft pool (he is five days off being eligible for next year's draft). Height, Weight: 184cm, 84kg Height, Weight: 182cm, 73kg The Sandringham Dragons forward has been a reliable goalkicker in the NAB League for two seasons now, and translated his match-winning traits to the national stage in 2022. State Academy notes: 2023 SANFLW Round 8. They could settle nicely with this pick, though. He's got the 'could be anything' factor about him: he's tall, quick, athletic and versatile and has plenty of upside too. Profile: Winning the MCC President's Medal for the AFL Academy's best player against Geelong's VFL side earlier in the year, Fahey has shown he is one of this year's most penetrating and damaging kicks in the pool. The hard-at-it midfielder with strength and aggression plays a combative style that saw him dominate for the Oakleigh Chargers and also claim best-afield honours for the NAB AFL Academy earlier in the year. Capping off our version of the first round is Jacob Konstanty, who has been heavily linked to GWS. 10. North Melbourne - Jason Horne-Francis For a tall midfielder, Johnson moves well, has a quick first step and is one of those rare footballers who sees the play unfold before it happens and uses that anticipation in traffic to create time and space for himself in congestion. Picks: 14, 17, 42, 69, 80 (likely to use three selections). It looms as an exciting haul for the Giants either way. Should the Kangaroos do so, and Brisbane duly match, Ashcroft would draw level with Sam Darcy as the earliest father-son selection in draft history. It seems more likely than not that Brisbane will be made to match two father-son bids within the first round, with Jaspa Fletcher being the second of them. Pick 28 (Essendon) Alwyn Davey Jr (bid matched)Small Forward/Midfielder | 181cm | 77kg | 26/02/2004. During the trade period the Cats kept a pick out the back could they have their eye on a draft smokey? Possibly ranked higher on many clubs boards. As always, we took a look at each of the state academy athletes running around in the League competition and made notes on their individual . Hawthorn - Sam Butler After another draft class hit by COVID-19 cancellations, disruptions and changed plans, players across the country will have dreams made on Wednesday and Thursday night as the NAB AFL Draft is again split over two days. With his skills and explosive run, there is also future scope for Windhager to develop as a rebounding defender. Profile: Considered during the mid-season draft, Wilkinson is a pressure forward specialist who does his best work as a small forward. Pick 7 (Hawthorn) Elijah TsatasMidfielder | 186cm | 79kg | 18/10/2004. Pick 11 (Carlton) Oliver HollandsMidfielder | 183cm | 71kg | 16/01/2004. South Australian midfielder-forward Mattaes Phillipou could be there man, though there remains an array of options in the Bombers midst. Mobile, a good kick and one of the premier ball readers behind the play outside the AFL, Schlensog looms as a ready-made option for a club. Will be a fun player to watch. Check out the highlights of 2022 NAB AFL Draft prospect Reuben Ginbey, POS: Midfielder/forwardHt 190cm, Wt 89kg, DOB 27/12/04From Woodville West Torrens/South Australia. His steep rise this year has seen him evolve from a tall wingman to a genuine spearhead, and his feats inside 50 have yielded many esteemed accolades in his top-age campaign, including the inaugural Rookie Me Central Medal. Melbourne - Campbell Chesser He has power and strength and is part of the group of players at the top of the draft pool with explosiveness. It also means most of their work this year will be at the top end, although there is a chance they activate their last selection and use it on night two under the right circumstances. The Magpies are unlikely to use any picks outside of their first three selections if their draft hand doesn't change, with pick 51 also up for trade. Amiss has been a dead eye in front of goal with just 15 behinds and is a strong overhead mark who does his best work leading up at the football. The only question here is if GWS bid on Will Ashcroft with No.1 or not. Height, Weight: 192cm, 86kg Profile: The younger brother of St Kilda's Dan Butler, Sam plays both through the midfield and up forward. SOUTH Australia's top AFL Women's draft prospects returned for Round 8 of the South Australian National Football League (SANFL) Women's on the weekend. The annual AFL Draft combine was on October 21 this year. The Magpies have been linked to Ryan and he is a player who takes the game on with his athleticism and run (he completed the 2km time trial in 6:16 minutes at the Draft Combine). He also managed to turn out for Vic Country in the championship decider, utilised mostly as a forward. The Pies have been linked to small forward Joe Richards, and he has a few suitors in the national draft. Pick one team. Throughout 2021, ESPN.com.au AFL draft expert Chris Doerre has cast his eye over the country's best junior footballers to give readers an early insight into the next generation of AFL stars. Pick 13 (West Coast) Edward AllanUtility | 194cm | 83kg | 26/05/2004. 33. Hough has to date looked best suited rotating between wing and half-forward, with his work leading up at the football and ball use his main strengths. Check out the highlights of 2022 NAB AFL Draft prospect Oliver Hollands, POS: Key defenderHt 196cm, Wt 82kg, DOB 11/3/04From East Perth/Western Australia. Port Adelaide - Jase Burgoyne (Port Adelaide Father-Son) Though the list is admittedly ever-changing, we take you through some of the possibilities across the first two rounds of this years intake. North traded back from No.1 for picks No.2 and 3 knowing they had their elite group in mind. The Blues are looking to balance up their midfield mix and could bring in a long-term running option in Hollands. In this scenario, it is Collingwood who comes in as a potential suitor, with fellow South Australian Jakob Ryan also in the Magpies midst, if not who weve gone with at the very next selection. Brisbane will be hoping a bid for Ashcroft comes at No.2 and not at No.1 given the significant points differential under the father-son bidding system. All your AFL draft news and talk with our Draft Experts. Going through rigorous. Pick 25 (Essendon) Lewis HayesKey Defender | 197cm | 81kg | 17/12/2004. In a special episode of Game Sense podcast, Rookie Me Central Chief Editor Peter Williams, AFLW Draft Editor Michael Alvaro and AFLW Draft analyst Declan Reeve, took over multiple sides without knowing what [], FOR AFL Draft fans, it is the equivalent of Christmas Day. They met Tsatas at his house this week but have also weighed up Mattaes Phillipou, with it coming down to a race in two and not much separating them. The son of former Hawthorn and Dockers star Ben, Ed is not eligible as a father-son at either club but he has rocketed up the draft boards with an excellent finish to the season. Justification: A ruck or key defender is in Fremantles midst, and despite the local talent on offer, McCallum is a highly athletic and versatile option who would be considered if available. Ruckman Will Verrall could be a rookie shot, but Finn Emile-Brennan will be available in the open pool with the Demons not having Next Generation Academy nominated him. Host and Chief Editor Peter Williams was joined by AFL Draft Editor Michael Alvaro, and Draft Analysts, Declan Reeve, Micah Hann and Ed Pascoe, as the crew put their recruiters hats on to simulate the 2021 AFL Draft. Justification: Genuine key defensive depth and one of the best available on talent, best case scenario for the Bombers to select before a bid on Alwyn Davey Jr. Height, Weight: 196cm, 84kg Profile: Blessed with a best-in-class level precision kick, Rachele is both a prolific goalkicking forward and playmaker who places his kicks out in front of targets to lead onto. Though the Bulldogs are well stocked from a young key position standpoint, Busslinger may be a best available choice despite missing much of his top-age year. The Dogs have added experience in the talls department during the Trade Period but could still land one of the best young key defenders in the draft. The first choice in the annual selection of college players by professional football with player, team, position and college: 2023 Bryce Young, Carolina, QB, Alabama. Check out the highlights of 2022 NAB AFL Draft prospect Olli Hotton. Clubs are expecting him to be taken around the top 20 of the draft after what was an impressive season playing as a small forward with Gippsland and Vic Country. Brayden George has been linked a little to the Swans given they hold two picks and he is set to miss next season with a knee injury, while Allies defender Tom McCallum could also be a possible option. With a current game built around his physical strength, Conway will take time to develop his craft around the ground. Check out the highlights of 2022 NAB AFL Draft prospect Will Ashcroft, POS: ForwardHt 185cm, Wt 80kg, DOB 13/10/04From Sandringham Dragons/Vic Metro. Profile: An outside midfielder and half-back flanker, Chesser does his best work taking on the game with his run and finding targets by foot. . Profile: Generating meaningful drive from defence, Lord possesses elite speed and agility and is arguably this draft's most aggressive runner from defence with ball in hand. Assuming the role of the 14 list managers/recruiters, Peter Williams, Michael Alvaro and Declan Reeve selected pick-by-pick each of the clubs through to the end of the draft, and named others in contention. Hollands is a Blues supporter and suits the clubs need for more outside midfielders, with his running capacity proving a massive selling point. He will have a delayed start to his pre-season after a recent stress reaction was found in his back, meaning he will have a couple of months rest. The Brisbane Lions' two father-son stars will likely be the first players to attract bids in this year's draft - but Essendon's ultimate wish could come true. Essendon - Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera Ashcroft didn't put a foot wrong in his outstanding draft season and will step straight into the Lions' midfield mix in 2023. Knevitt starred at the draft combine -- particularly in the speed and endurance testing -- and finished the season in full flight, demonstrating his endurance, agility, high work rate and contested marking strengths. Pick 24 (Western Bulldogs) Olli HottonMidfielder/Forward | 181cm | 77kg | 06/09/2004. Constable will be picked up as a strong ball winner with good skills. Brayden George and Josh Weddle would also be good fits if available, while Charlie Clarke is another Victorian who is seemingly willing to make the trip north. Check out the highlights of 2022 NAB AFL Draft prospect Elijah Hewett, POS: ForwardHt 182cm, Wt 75kg, DOB 4/1/04From Sandringham Dragons/Vic Metro. They may look at tall backs or rucks depending if available, with Harry Barnett a possibility to slip in the 20s but unlikely to get to Freo's first pick. Melbourne - Jack Williams The Swans have tabled their two first rounders in any case, with Josh Weddle and Harry Barnett others in the frame. Cowan had a terrific season for his state in the NAB League and the Allies in the national championships and can be played as a taller half-back as well as a midfielder with his penetrating ball use and bigger frame. 2022 Travon Walker, DE, Georgia. With that in mind, the Final Siren Podcast team returned this week to take an early look at which players may be in prime draft contention, putting their recruiters hats on for a top 10 [], WITH the 2021 AFL Premiership home-and-away season done and dusted, the order of this years top 10 picks has been settled ahead of the latest draft intake. The Roos could swap around the order of their selections but are strongly tipped to bring in George Wardlaw and Sheezel with their back-to-back choices. Height, Weight: 179cm, 88kg If not him? Get the ESPN App from the iTunes App Store to get the latest sports scores, news and videos. A ball-winner who has shown he can play in multiple positions and have an impact. The Eagles moved down the order in the Trade Period to grab two picks within the top 12 and Ginbey would be a great result if he's still available at pick 9. Height, Weight: 181cm, 76kg It's business time at the top end for the Kangaroos with three selections inside the top 30, with their only other live pick and senior list spot to be used on father-son Cooper Harvey. Picks: 34, 35, 36, 38, 55 (likely to use three or four selections). Height, Weight: 180cm, 78kg Justification: After bringing in a midfielder and forward, the Roos go tall in round two and snap up a highly developable one at that aerially eye-catching and can play at both ends. Putting on our recruiter caps, we. Height, Weight: 185cm, 75kg It could come down to Hollands against Ed Allan, with Elijah Hewett an outside contender. Profile: Former Geelong Category B rookie Schlensog has developed rapidly this season and impressed over the first half of the year as a key defender. Mattaes Phillipou has also been strongly considered by Essendon for this selection, with Reuben Ginbey and Bailey Humphrey also having appeal. Justification: Adds power and goalkicking flair Carlton needs in the small-medium department, with potential to pinch hit in midfield down the line. 21. Gold Coast - Mac Andrew (Melbourne - Next Generation Academy) A well-rounded midfielder, Woewodin can win his own ball and has the versatility to play inside or outside. Phantom Draft Dinnaz 2023 Draft Compendium. Geelong - Alastair Lord James Van Es as a key back could be around the mark of their second-round picks, as is the case with Max Gruzewski, and Lewis Hayes is a chance to be there too, while accumulating midfielder Jaxon Binns may also be a consideration. The 2021 AFL Draft is on our doorstep, and ESPN expert Chris Doerre has analysed all the possibilities to expand his phantom draft from the first pick to the very last. If not him? 37. Get live scores, news and videos ANYWHERE, ANYTIME. St Kilda - Josh Gibcus Height, Weight: 183cm, 79kg 9. A strong contested mark for a smaller type and able to take on the game with his speed, Lohmann could just as easily be developed in defence. Harry Lemmey, who started the year as a key forward but ended it as a tall defender, may be available, while the Blues have looked at ruckmen as well, with Eastern Ranges big man Clay Tucker, Oakleigh Charger Hudson O'Keefe and Tasmanian Cam Owen among the possibilities. The likes of Elijah Tsatas, Bailey Humphrey, and Reuben Ginbey will also come into consideration, and a move down the order for someone like Elijah Hewett may also be viable. The son of Fremantle's first captain playing for West Coast? Academy ruckman Nick Madden could get a late bid but if not, shapes as a category B rookie for the Giants, while Academy prospect and high-level runner Jason Gillbee is also a chance there. If not him? Height, Weight: 184cm, 76kg 00:00:00 Forward 15 seconds Back 15 seconds Share Subscribe Description The Bulldogs are expected to use just one pick outside the top 30 in the national draft, so it will be a case of wait and see who gets through. If not him? come from the clouds to be a genuine late-season draft bolter. 8. AFL Debate Club: What is Gillon McLachlan's defining achievement as AFL CEO? Profile: Despite spending much of the year up forward -- providing a commanding marking target with his leap and aerial strength -- Van Rooyen's play when utilised in defence has been even better. Height, Weight: 180cm, 71kg Justification: The Pies require some long-term ruck-forward depth and Keeler provides it with potential more indicative of first round status. It would be hard for the Cats to look past him if he's available, such has been the high quality of Clark's season in the midfield for the Geelong Falcons and Vic Country. 34. Fremantle - Greg Clark The obvious drawback is the facto George is currently recovering from an ACL tear, and will likely sit out his entire first year at the top level. A leader in both sides, he stepped up with big goals and catches the eye when unleashing from long range. Profile: A pure outside player, Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera is the son of Terry Milera and nephew of Gavin Wanganeen. Ever since Geelong was in the mix for Gold Coast's pick No.7 as part of the Jack Bowes deal, Clark has been linked to the selection. He's athletic, tough and competitive and kicks goals, and is open to making the move from western Victoria up to Sydney. Drafted: 119th overall (Round 4) by the Denver Broncos in 2006. 12. Brayden George and Harry Barnett are among the others who would be options for this selection. He also plays a high impact per possession game, wins the ball at full speed through the midfield and causes headaches up forward aerially, when the ball hits the deck and when isolated one-on-one. Pick 29 (Collingwood) Isaac KeelerKey Forward/Ruck | 198cm | 88kg | 23/04/2004. While Sonsie has lacked consistency this year, he made a big impression and won a lot of fans in his VFL debut with a 24-disposal, two-goal performance for Box Hill against Werribee. Some clubs have viewed him as the best player in the pool. Check out the highlights of 2022 NAB AFL Draft prospect Bailey Humphrey, POS: MidfielderHt 188cm, Wt 83kg, DOB 21/4/04From Sandringham Dragons/Vic Metro. He is ready to pick up and move and has told clubs of his readiness to go anywhere for his chance. Profile: A high leaping athletic utility who has played his best football to date in defence, Goater is a capable intercept mark behind the ball who generates drive from defence with his run and carry. 5 overall, followed by second-rounder Jartavius Martin (Washington), third-rounder Sydney Brown (Philadelphia), and fifth-rounder Chase Brown (Cincinnati). Of course, any of the above selections would also be in Geelongs wheelhouse. The Crows traded out of the early part of the draft by swapping their pick 23 to North Melbourne for the Roos' future second-rounder, in what was a good deal for both clubs. Height, Weight: 182cm, 77kg Able to play both inside and outside, Tsatas is another top talent whose season was interrupted by injury, though he came out the other side of a foot fracture in immense late-season form. Profile: The son of former Brownlow medallist Shane, Taj is a classy midfielder who possesses good skills, speed and work rate. Profile: A one touch player, Roberts is a hard-working midfielder and one of this year's most advanced and prolific ball winners. Warner's strength is his endurance - demonstrated by how he covers the ground at speed, takes the game on with ball in hand and generates drive by foot. Height, Weight: 187cm, 77kg Western Bulldogs - Blake Schlensog Height, Weight: 205cm, 97kg Profile: A talented and speedy small forward, Rankin possesses freakish agility and one-touch ground level capabilities. Dean is an able interceptor, possesses clean and reliable skills and is ultra competitive defensively. Height, Weight: 190cm, 79kg If Lewis Hayes was to get through this far the Pies could take a look at him as well. Brisbane - Darcy Wilmot If not him? Gold Coast has also nominated Academy prospect Lloyd Johnston, an athletic running defender, as a potential pick-up and could access him as a rookie. Height, Weight: 195cm, 81kg The Norwood defender is versatile enough to lock down or rebound, playing tall and small across the backline. If not him? Download the app now. Jefferson's capacity to just keep kicking goals this year no matter the game or level he reached was important in his rise into first-round calculations. Pick 12 (Western Bulldogs) Jedd BusslingerKey Defender | 196cm | 82kg | 11/03/2004. Geelong has been linked to Joe Richards but it appears unlikely he will get through to their second pick. AFL: The importance of winning the post-clearance contested possession differential The team talks pre vs. post-clearance contested possession differentials, Adelaide's bonafides, Gather Round, the Suns, and more. The top 30 could account for more than half of this year's national draft picks, but there are still plenty of whispers around who goes where after that. After being one of the major players in the trade period as they brought in last year's No.1 pick Jason Horne-Francis and West Coast premiership forward Junior Rioli, the Power will have a limited role in this year's draft and are likely to use just two live selections. Delisted Magpie Tyler Brown has captured some interest for the Roos. It has been an amazing rise throughout this year for Ginbey, who has pushed up and up the board with his recent run of form. Umpires got Murphy non-free kick wrong: AFL, Tasmania can be AFL 'destination club': McLachlan, Tassie AFL team a step closer with PM's $240m, Victory goalkeeper Dumont joins AFLW team, Martin, Tigers not far off best says Hardwick, Fagan, Clarkson bullish on Tasmanian AFL team. Richmond - Ben Hobbs Essendons pick five looms as a key pivot point in the early stage of this years draft. 22. 55. Academy product Will Edwards looks likely to be added as a rookie selection if available then, while the Swans could also look at partnering Logan McDonald with younger brother Connor, an 185cm midfielder with a great aerobic base. The Larke Medallist and All Australian captain only adds to Brisbanes strong engine room, headlining what has been a ridiculously prolific offseason for the Queensland club. Adelaide - Hugh Jackson Profile: A strong marking, elite ball reader, Erasmus is one of this year's more unique midfielders with the way he impacts games. Profile: With one of the strongest closes to the NAB League season, Taylor showed he is one of the most productive and complete midfielders in this draft. Elsewhere, Melbourne may look at other long-term prospects like Ed Allan, Jakob Ryan and Brayden George, or trade down for talls Max Gruzewski and Isaac Keeler. Height, Weight: 183cm, 76kg This could be a surprise pick but the Roos have shown interest in McCallum and he has been watched closely by clubs across the season for this area of the draft. It could be Phillipou, who is the wildcard of the top-10 mix. St Kilda - Marcus Windhager (St Kilda Next-Generation Academy) - bid matched The Hawks also have access to forward Josh Bennetts under NGA rules and he could be available as a rookie. Collingwood - Felix Flockhart Across the next two nights, around 70 players will find their way onto AFL lists. He has developed into a strong contested ball winner who can push forward, hit the scoreboard and with a late-year birthday and rapid rate of improvement is one of this year's high upside midfield choices. The Demons have been active in their trade offers as they try to get inside the top-five picks as well as getting another top 20 pick this year. Download ESPN from Google Play Store Jakob Ryan is another in the same boat. Australian users can personalise their ESPN experience by downloading the App. Height, Weight: 186cm, 83kg With his ability to take on the game and how damaging he is by foot, Clarke is also viable for consideration as a rebounding defender. There remains plenty of talent yet to be picked across what is such an even first couple of rounds. Height, Weight: 184cm, 85kg PHANTOM DRAFT LATE MAIL Dons weigh up huge late trade, Dees lurk, PLAYER PROFILESGet to know the top talent in this year's draft. 52. The Demons have been linked to Jefferson and he could be a key forward to add to their group and a long-term foil for Jacob van Rooyen. North Melbourne seems the team most likely to pull the trigger on a Will Ashcroft bid, and that is the case in our hypothetical draft. Ed Allan and Hollands may also be on the radar here. He could do with some polish in his decision making, but has the kind of upside that clubs will jump at towards the back-end of the first round. Given his ties to St Kilda as a Next Generation Academy member, it would be no surprise to see Cameron Mackenzie end up in the red, white and black with pick 10. Picks: 10, 29, 49, 64, 74 (likely to use four selections). Profile: A lively and speedy forward, Lohmann possesses good speed and endurance and plays a high impact per possession style of game. All your AFL draft news and talk with our Draft Experts. Pick 36 (St Kilda) Henry HustwaiteMidfielder/Defender | 195cm | 82kg | 20/07/2004. Polished, precise and a professional, Sheezel booted 49 goals this season across all levels he played and just knows how to create chances inside 50. Having been pegged as a potential top 20 selection by other clubs for some time now, there has been late word that such evaluation may well come to fruition on draft night. Blake Drury and Oakleigh teammate Luke Teal may come into the fold around this range, as well as Bendigos Jason Gillbee. Goalkicker Jaiden Magor has attracted some attention and has an exciting skillset, while the Saints have nominated Next Generation Academy prospect Angus McLennan, who was overlooked last year but finished this season strongly with Sandringham after returning from injury. Height, Weight: 183cm, 76kg The key forward has been the standout of his draft class in what was his first season playing the role after a growth spurt. Justification: Would add a bit of grunt, flair, and goalkicking potential to the Eagles midfield mix in the long-term. He's one-touch at ground level, a strong contested ball winner, busy around the ground, works hard defensively and hits the scoreboard. Profile: An explosive midfielder and forward, Windhager is at his best bursting out of stoppages and hitting leading targets inside 50. Hawthorn - Paul Curtis SANFL 3 days ago Rookie Me Central has done exactly that, with our panel of analysts from around the nation collaborating for a mock draft. His precise foot skills and running power give him an edge that compensates for his smaller size. Picture: AFL Digital, GRAND FINAL TEAMS: Line-ups locked in for do-or-die decider, The Giants paid a big price to go up the draft board to get the No.1 selection, if GWS bid on Will Ashcroft with No.1 or not, a bid for Ashcroft comes at No.2 and not at No.1, North Melbourne has built out from the midfield, What Essendon does at this pick will have a massive say, The Suns visited Reuben Ginbey in Perth this week, The Hawks flew Phillipou over this week to interview in Melbourne, The Blues are looking to balance up their midfield mix.