List Mgmt. 2023 AFL Draft

[davesnothere]

Might force the crows to pass on him. With their healthy forward stocks, would they want to use their first pick on another forward?

Nah this is a legitimately good kid.

 

[davesnothere]

Current Draft Selection Order.

AFL Draft Order 2023

View the latest up-to-date 2023 AFL Draft Order. Pick swaps and trades from the AFL Trade Period included.

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[davesnothere]

Think we are in the market for another small defender.

Oscar Hine-Baston.

Did a pretty good job for WA on Jack Delean kept Delean to one goal. He does look a beast for someone who is 177cm tall.

Scouting notes from about a month ago for Perth.

"Another amazing performance from Hine-Baston, whose run of form this season has seen him take on more midfield minutes to great success. The on-ball shift allowed him to use his blistering speed and acceleration to get from contest to contest, regularly dishing up a string of one-percenters with his tackling and last ditch smothers to prevent the Shark’s from getting it forward. His offensive work was brilliant too, utilising that same speed to create separation out of nothing when he gets the contested footy, allowing himself those extra seconds to dish off the ultra-damaging kicks he provided regularly in this affair."

 

[davesnothere]

Draft Central Power Rankings for June.

Ashton Moir drops out of the top 20.

AFL Draft Power Rankings: June 2023

The latest Rookie Me Central AFL Draft Power Rankings are in, with three fresh faces entering a competitive top 20. See who made the cut.

central.rookieme.com

 

[Holden Hillbilly]

For South Australia, bottom-ager Sid Draper (180cm) – the younger brother of Collingwood’s Arlo Draper – might’ve cemented his spot in the All-Australian side, finishing with a team-high 20 disposals, 12 contested possessions, eight inside 50s and four clearances. He averaged 24.8 disposals throughout SA’s four carnival games.

After racking up 20 touches against Vic Country last week, 193cm defender Will Patton had another solid outing with 19 disposals and 11 rebound 50s. He’s arguably now SA’s top 2023 draft prospect, with Ashton Moir still struggling for consistency.

And two 2024 father-son prospects finished their carnival campaigns well. Louie Montgomery (Port Adelaide) had 18 touches and 10 contested possessions, while Tyler Welsh (Adelaide) booted 2.1 to go with his 5.1 against Vic Country six days earlier.

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Young guns’ epic statement could spark Eagles pick gamble; top-5 beast ‘explodes’: Draft Watch

www.foxsports.com.au

 

[davesnothere]

We take McCabe out of the equation he'll just go to the Hawks.

I don't think Patton goes before Delean?

 

[philthy05]

Draft Central Power Rankings for June.

Ashton Moir drops out of the top 20.

AFL Draft Power Rankings: June 2023

The latest Rookie Me Central AFL Draft Power Rankings are in, with three fresh faces entering a competitive top 20. See who made the cut.

central.rookieme.com

Madness.

I can understand him dropping due to a hip concern and also that the fabled “midfield impact” that people were looking for didn’t appear this year but there’s still all the talent there.

If I had a top 5 pick I could easily overlook him for the above reasons, but once you get out of the top 10 surely it would be hard to pass up.

 

[davesnothere]

Madness.

I can understand him dropping due to a hip concern and also that the fabled “midfield impact” that people were looking for didn’t appear this year but there’s still all the talent there.

If I had a top 5 pick I could easily overlook him for the above reasons, but once you get out of the top 10 surely it would be hard to pass up.

We sign Bergman I'd look at what we can get for next year's 1st to get in.

It is completely insane and there has to be a way to take advantage of it.

 

[Macca19]

Crows will get Moir

 

[Peninsula Boy]

We sign Bergman I'd look at what we can get for next year's 1st to get in.

It is completely insane and there has to be a way to take advantage of it.

Yeah, that is a good plan.

If he is dropping, try and get back into the first round for him.

 

[NoddyHolder]

Crows will get Moir

In the couple of games I watched I thought he looked pretty timid and a bit lazy. Is that harsh (because of his injury)?

 

[PortVic]

In the couple of games I watched I thought he looked pretty timid and a bit lazy. Is that harsh (because of his injury)?

I have only seen his highlights package from Vic County game. And lazy & timid were two of my first thoughts. Obviously some posters have seen more of him and seen plenty of potential in him.

 

[Long live PAFC]

Should try and get Goad. Seems a powerful ruck that is raw but making progress.

 

[davesnothere]

WA got rolled last night by Vic Country but Oscar Hine-Baston good again.

Country survives late scare to hold off WA

Vic Country held on in a two-point thriller over Western Australia to win its first match of the 2023 AFL Under 18 Championships.

central.rookieme.com

Oscar just looks like a tough campaigner. I like him.

 

[Holden Hillbilly]

Harley hype intensifies after match-winning showing in U18 champs

Harley Reid starred as Vic Country prevailed by two points over Western Australia

www.afl.com.au

 

[Holden Hillbilly]

More mates, fewer polos: How AFL plans to shake up draft night

AFL CEO-elect Andrew Dillon joins Riley and Cal on Gettable this week

www.afl.com.au

 

[Traveling_Power]

Think we are in the market for another small defender.

Oscar Hine-Baston.

Did a pretty good job for WA on Jack Delean kept Delean to one goal. He does look a beast for someone who is 177cm tall.

Scouting notes from about a month ago for Perth.

"Another amazing performance from Hine-Baston, whose run of form this season has seen him take on more midfield minutes to great success. The on-ball shift allowed him to use his blistering speed and acceleration to get from contest to contest, regularly dishing up a string of one-percenters with his tackling and last ditch smothers to prevent the Shark’s from getting it forward. His offensive work was brilliant too, utilising that same speed to create separation out of nothing when he gets the contested footy, allowing himself those extra seconds to dish off the ultra-damaging kicks he provided regularly in this affair."

With a number of dangerous small forwards around, I think we need another small lock down defender.

 

[Long live PAFC]

Considering the current set of results, it appears like an average crop out of Vic Metro, weak to very weak crops out of SA and WA, and an exceptional crop for the allies. Vic country should be good but haven’t set the world on fire with their play and are probably average overall. Not much mature aged talent around either.

So it seems like a strong group for first round and a half, with 5-6 of those tied to academies or father sons and then a weak pool thereafter.

So have our recruiters done it again (or gotten lucky) and traded out of a weak draft?

 

[Holden Hillbilly]

Considering the current set of results, it appears like an average crop out of Vic Metro, weak to very weak crops out of SA and WA, and an exceptional crop for the allies. Vic country should be good but haven’t set the world on fire with their play and are probably average overall. Not much mature aged talent around either.

So it seems like a strong group for first round and a half, with 5-6 of those tied to academies or father sons and then a weak pool thereafter.

So have our recruiters done it again (or gotten lucky) and traded out of a weak draft?

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[RangaInTeal]

With a number of dangerous small forwards around, I think we need another small lock down defender.

I feel we genuinely lack leg speed in the Back six as much as we lack Height. Not to say the lads are slow back there but you’re either quick or you’re slow. This may also be a development issue, hard to defend Pace and get those dangerous blokes forward of the footy and back in zone and structure to beat 1:1 defending/football.

But I also couldn’t name an elite back pocket with top end pace these days either?

 

[philthy05]

We’ve arguably got one of the quickest back 6ers going around.

It’s definitely the quickest backline we’ve ever fielded in our afl era.

What youve just listed about going up and getting back is what we’ve picked our backline to do.

 

[Long live PAFC]

We’ve arguably got one of the quickest back 6ers going around.

It’s definitely the quickest backline we’ve ever fielded in our afl era.

What youve just listed about going up and getting back is what we’ve picked our backline to do.

What’s your take on the draft overall? Is it a weaker crop or am I reading too much into the state game results?

 

[philthy05]

What’s your take on the draft overall? Is it a weaker crop or am I reading too much into the state game results?

I’ve watched very little of this draft class

There’s others with a far better take than mine


I’m glad we’re not heavily invested in this draft

 

[davesnothere]

ESPN July Power Rankings.

McCabe the only SA player top 20.

If we can find a pick between 20-30 we can get a genuinely good pick up.

AFL Draft July Power Rankings: Allies forward closing in on Harley Reid

In the July edition of the Draft Power Rankings for 2023, Allies prospects are starting to turn heads, with one player in particular firming as Harley Reid's main No. 1 pick competitor, according to Jasper Chellappah.

www.espn.com.au

 

[It Just Is]

ESPN July Power Rankings.

McCabe the only SA player top 20.

If we can find a pick between 20-30 we can get a genuinely good pick up.

AFL Draft July Power Rankings: Allies forward closing in on Harley Reid

In the July edition of the Draft Power Rankings for 2023, Allies prospects are starting to turn heads, with one player in particular firming as Harley Reid's main No. 1 pick competitor, according to Jasper Chellappah.

www.espn.com.au

Jack Delean thanks