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Preview 2022 draft prospects
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An exciting addition to my thread for this year, graciouslystolenpassed on by eDPS, a Rolling Mock Draft! Now please don't take too much from this, the year is young so rankings are naturally all over the place and what each club will be needing by years end will naturally change along with those rankings. From my Point of View, those first 11 Picks were purely putting names to clubs in that range, but from there onwards it became a lot more difficult just because of how many kids are looking good early on, as they start to put themselves into positions ranking wise it'll get easier, but there were about 20 kids in total I considered from the picks of Bevan to Gilbey
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* I apparently got the order of West Coast and Essendon wrong, so now as fans you have the freedom of deciding whether you want to swap the players selected or keep the on you ended up with, enjoy
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Curious that he has Matthew Jefferson over Keeler.
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AFL Draft | Caught the Eye – Week 3
West Australian footy returned this week, giving a nationwide feel to the latest edition of Caught the Eye.
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Scouting Notes: 2022 NAB League Boys – Round 3
Round 3 of the NAB League saw talent showcased from five states and territories. We highlight some of the weekend's top performers.
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I'll have to pay attention to him from now on.
How tall is my question. Ive seen mentions 193cm.. If he can grow this year, that would be nice. We need someone closer to 197cm at least
He is in the AFL Nab Academy. Thats a good sign.
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AFL Draft | Caught the Eye – Week 3
West Australian footy returned this week, giving a nationwide feel to the latest edition of Caught the Eye.
Scouting Notes: 2022 NAB League Boys – Round 3
Round 3 of the NAB League saw talent showcased from five states and territories. We highlight some of the weekend's top performers.
I'll have to pay attention to him from now on.
How tall is my question.
His profile said 194cm.
Contested marking and 6 shots on goal, or 7 if one was not credited, are the positives but I’m not sure we can draft someone that kicks 0.6! Surely that’s a one-off!
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One of the write-ups stated that all his misses were similar, and suggested that it might be a problem with technique.
Surely that can be addressed... Or, worst case, we end up with a Cloke/Naughton type
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round 1 and round 2 (I was there for these games.. But I was more paying attention to our nga prospects lol)
#4 Matthew Jefferson
Whilst the wet conditions meant it wasn’t best day to be a marking tall forward, Jefferson impressed with his work at ground level for a tall player, showing his cleanliness below his knees at speed and quick hands to set up a goal at one stage. Jefferson should good reaction time as well as he managed to intercept an attempted switch kick in his forward 50, spoiling the ball for a teammate to run onto and score. Despite the conditions, Jefferson still showed off some of his aerial talent, taking a contested mark right on the point line to slot a goal for his efforts.
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#4 Matthew Jefferson
An intriguing prospect, Jefferson had multiple nice moments despite only finding the ball eight times. Playing as a deep forward for most of the game, he stood out in the air, where he took some athletic grabs that showed great judgement. He also managed to kick a couple of goals, but Oakleigh would be looking for ways to get him involved more, considering the raw talent he possesses. Only lightly framed, Jefferson’s current level of performance can’t simply be taken at face value, as he is one that projects to develop significantly. Future prospects aside, he showed why recruiters should be interested on Sunday, with a great blend of athletic gifts and intangible football ability that could feasibly translate to league football.
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#4 Matthew Jefferson
Whilst the wet conditions meant it wasn’t best day to be a marking tall forward, Jefferson impressed with his work at ground level for a tall player, showing his cleanliness below his knees at speed and quick hands to set up a goal at one stage. Jefferson should good reaction time as well as he managed to intercept an attempted switch kick in his forward 50, spoiling the ball for a teammate to run onto and score. Despite the conditions, Jefferson still showed off some of his aerial talent, taking a contested mark right on the point line to slot a goal for his efforts.
Scouting Notes: 2022 NAB League Boys – Round 1
The 2022 NAB League season kicked off with eight games, as draft prospects from around the nation got to show their wares on the big stage.
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#4 Matthew Jefferson
An intriguing prospect, Jefferson had multiple nice moments despite only finding the ball eight times. Playing as a deep forward for most of the game, he stood out in the air, where he took some athletic grabs that showed great judgement. He also managed to kick a couple of goals, but Oakleigh would be looking for ways to get him involved more, considering the raw talent he possesses. Only lightly framed, Jefferson’s current level of performance can’t simply be taken at face value, as he is one that projects to develop significantly. Future prospects aside, he showed why recruiters should be interested on Sunday, with a great blend of athletic gifts and intangible football ability that could feasibly translate to league football.
Scouting Notes: 2022 NAB League Boys – Round 2
THE 2022 NAB League season rolled on into Round 2 on the weekend, with eight more games to feast on as many of the nation’s brightest prospects again showed their wares. With teams from four states represented, there was something for everyone. We highlight some of the top performers from each...
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With Lemmey, will only get access to him if we finish lower than North you would think and bottom 4.
Scully we would have a decent chance, if he is rated in the first round.
I noticed, he is still named in this weekends U18 line up. Hasnt been promoted yet.
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He is a Wesley boy like Tsatas (and Toby Greene, Adam Cerra and Charlie Dean) so will miss a few NAB league games with APS footyAFL Draft | Caught the Eye – Week 3
West Australian footy returned this week, giving a nationwide feel to the latest edition of Caught the Eye.
Scouting Notes: 2022 NAB League Boys – Round 3
Round 3 of the NAB League saw talent showcased from five states and territories. We highlight some of the weekend's top performers.
I'll have to pay attention to him from now on.
How tall is my question. Ive seen mentions 193cm.. If he can grow this year, that would be nice. We need someone closer to 197cm at least
He is in the AFL Nab Academy. Thats a good sign.
The good news is it’s another key forward being talked about in Round 1 and it looks like 4-5 of them, not including Scully.
Surely,I mean surely, this is the year we go for one.
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Surely,I mean surely, this is the year we go for one.
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After the badgering Hine copped on the topic at Club 42 last night I think you could almost guarantee it
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The interesting thing with Hine and the deficit of talls, is how many inside mids has he drafted in his 17 years in the job? He's drafted Pendles and JDG, but JDG wasn't a mid in under 18s and I'm not sure if Pendles played on the inside. But I'm not just talking top end, he's barely drafted anyone who played inside mid as a kid. I'm struggling to think of any.After the badgering Hine copped on the topic at Club 42 last night I think you could almost guarantee it
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JDG did play inside mid for Vic Metro!
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Haha care to elaborate?After the badgering Hine copped on the topic at Club 42 last night I think you could almost guarantee it
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Interview: Derek Hine
Derek Hine gives us a recap after the 2021 AFL draft.
Hine is on record here straight after the 2021 AFL Draft talking about "talls in 2022" in the last 2 minutes of the attached video
Luke Ball did quite nicely!! Pick 30 in the 2009 National Draft! You do make a fair point, however, as there haven't been many: Collingwood - Every Draft Pick Ever - Draftguru
sr36
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Looking through that, a few more than I thought and without knowing I suspect guys like Blair, Wellingham, Josh Thomas and Marley Williams would have been inside mids in underage footy - a lot of flankers though - albeit some with midfield potential.
Talls can develop late, it would be worth a punt for a late pick if you were going to pick anyway.
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No he didn't, he was on the flanks as an 18 yo and mainly at half back.
