List Mgmt. 2024 AFL Draft

[Ford Fairlane]

Thanks to Lore for this great resource

 

[Watto71]

Our picks from Sen draft

 

[Grave Danger]

Can you post the players selected for Port? For those that can't access SEN.

Pick 15. (Port Adelaide) – Murphy Reid
Sandringham Dragons/Vic Metro – MID, 181cm
Reid dropping to 15 would be an exciting prospect for Port Adelaide, who would benefit from his silky creativity with ball in hand, which makes time slow down, especially with his offensive movement.
Reid’s poise with ball in hand makes him a unique midfielder who utilises forward craft instincts to aid his game, he roves well around stoppages to find quick outlets and make great decisions.

Pick 31. (Port Adelaide) – Jasper Alger
Oakleigh Chargers/Vic Country – FWD, 183cm
An excellent mark overhead for a small forward, Alger is a flexible weapon that can punish with his work-rate, get into good spots and hit the scoreboard.

Pick 36. (Port Adelaide) – Floyd Burmeister
GWV Rebels/Vic Country – RUCK/FWD, 199cm
A package of raw athleticism, Burmeister’s mobility as a developing ruck/forward looks promising, with the ability to impact in offensive transition and aerially with his marking contests.

Pick 46. (Port Adelaide) – Jack Ough
GWV Rebels/Vic Country – MID, 194cm
Another speciality position in the draft, Ough is a well-balanced inside/outside prospect with a strong understanding of forward half running. He is able to impact in close with his touches and one-two step his way out of contests to keep the footy moving.

 

[Grave Danger]

I want Floyd " Pink" Burmeister.

So you can Jack Ough?

 

[Duckimus Prime]

Father-Son Rookie Listing
Father-Son players not nominated for the bidding system can be pre-selected prior to the Rookie Draft by that club if they have nominated for but not been selected at the National or Pre-Season Draft.

Essentially, Port don't need to nominate any Father Son.
Given our F/S are rookie propositions anyway, we will automatically add the ones we want to the rookie list following draft night (provided they don't receive any bids)

Yes, provided they don't receive any bids. But if they do, then we don't get the opportunity to match.

If you nominate a player for the National draft, you're still allowed to let them slide to the Rookie draft if no one else bids. Club's are no longer required to take any available nominated players with their last picks.

 

[Ford Fairlane]

Pick 15. (Port Adelaide) – Murphy Reid
Sandringham Dragons/Vic Metro – MID, 181cm
Reid dropping to 15 would be an exciting prospect for Port Adelaide, who would benefit from his silky creativity with ball in hand, which makes time slow down, especially with his offensive movement.
Reid’s poise with ball in hand makes him a unique midfielder who utilises forward craft instincts to aid his game, he roves well around stoppages to find quick outlets and make great decisions.

Pick 31. (Port Adelaide) – Jasper Alger
Oakleigh Chargers/Vic Country – FWD, 183cm
An excellent mark overhead for a small forward, Alger is a flexible weapon that can punish with his work-rate, get into good spots and hit the scoreboard.

Pick 36. (Port Adelaide) – Floyd Burmeister
GWV Rebels/Vic Country – RUCK/FWD, 199cm
A package of raw athleticism, Burmeister’s mobility as a developing ruck/forward looks promising, with the ability to impact in offensive transition and aerially with his marking contests.

Pick 46. (Port Adelaide) – Jack Ough
GWV Rebels/Vic Country – MID, 194cm
Another speciality position in the draft, Ough is a well-balanced inside/outside prospect with a strong understanding of forward half running. He is able to impact in close with his touches and one-two step his way out of contests to keep the footy moving.

That is a a bit different. Reid falling to 15 seems to be in the realms of discussion anyway. Don't know if it's a collective wisdom or just following the lead of The Age. That would be an outstanding result for us.

Couple of new names to look up.

 

[Blinky Nyland]

The knock on Reid is pace and if he slides that's the reason. We can't fix pace.

The knock on Hotton is the knee injury and he's 12 months behind the eight ball.

Personally I don't care about him not playing too much next year and if the knee is ok we've got a gun.


Reid vs Hotton I'm taking Hotton.

Did Reid test poorly? From the vision I've seen he's quick when he needs to be but has the time, poise and class of a Pendlebury or Robbie Gray when he has the ball. It would be hard to knock him back if he's available at our pick.

 

[Acemanjam]

Did Reid test poorly? From the vision I've seen he's quick when he needs to be but has the time, poise and class of a Pendlebury or Robbie Gray when he has the ball. It would be hard to knock him back if he's available at our pick.

From memory, he didn't test. Think he got a minor knee injury in the talent league final (tackled by hannaford). He doesn't seem slow slow, but pace isn't his strength.

 

[shewho]

Interesting. With SEN selecting for everyone else, using my draft order, we get

Reid
Mraz
Nicholls
Gerryn

 

[Nemisis]

Clarke has to be our third pick. Outstanding footballer. Would be great on a wing.

 

[Addy23]

Clarke has to be our third pick. Outstanding footballer. Would be great on a wing.

Could slot in straight away for Houston too

 

[Addy23]

We must be watching different highlight packages because Hotton has an inside game as well and is good at centre bounces.

Highlights packages where normally only good things are shown? Why not the live games?

 

[Ford Fairlane]

Did Reid test poorly? From the vision I've seen he's quick when he needs to be but has the time, poise and class of a Pendlebury or Robbie Gray when he has the ball. It would be hard to knock him back if he's available at our pick.

The Age ranked him around 18 in terms of where they expect him to be drafted. They spoke to recruiters and said the knocks on him were height and leg speed. He's expected to play more as a forward at league level.

They also ranked Bo Allan after Reid but say there is great variance at where he's rated by recruiters.

 

[Addy23]

Our picks from Sen draft

I'm trying not to get sucked into the possibility of Reid falling to us. It is really really hard not to.

 

[Addy23]

The Age ranked him around 18 in terms of where they expect him to be drafted. They spoke to recruiters and said the knocks on him were height and leg speed. He's expected to play more as a forward at league level.

It's funny that people keep talking about his leg speed when his best attribute is to intentionally slow the game down to pick the right target. Reminds me of a certain Scott Pendlebury. He's not slow, but he's not lightning quick either.

 

[Ford Fairlane]

It's funny that people keep talking about his leg speed when his best attribute is to intentionally slow the game down to pick the right target. Reminds me of a certain Scott Pendlebury. He's not slow, but he's not lightning quick either.

I suspect the knock-on effect from that is then questioning his intensity. Still, if it makes him a slider then good luck to us.

 

[Peninsula Boy]

Yep. My preference of players who potentially could be available at pick 13 based on recent discussion:

1. Armstrong (realise very unlikely to be there)
2. Reid
3. Travaglia
4. Hotton
5. Trainor
6. Berry
7. Shannahan
8. Hynes

If the first three are off the table approaching our pick, I’d strongly explore turning 13 into two picks between 18 and 25, or turning 13 and 29 into two picks between 16 and 21.

I'd be going:

1. Armstrong, Hotton
2. Shanahan
3. Travaglia
4. Reid
5. Hynes, Berry, Trainor

I'm happy to stick around with pick 13 for any of those guys in bold.
Like Pajama Power said, I doubt Armstrong is there and I almost prefer Shanahan.
Shanahan, Travaglia and Reid are pretty damn close to each other but different types of players.
Hynes, Berry and Trainor I can wait on.

 

[PJ Power]

One thing for Reid to slide to us but another for us to actually take him.

Any idea how we rate him?

 

[Peninsula Boy]

This seems to be stating that clubs usually draft gun midfielders early and if in fact they are guns, they sign them up for long term deals now and that most awards are midfield awards.

 

[Peninsula Boy]

Highlights packages where normally only good things are shown? Why not the live games?

I have a life.

 

[Peninsula Boy]

Pick 15. (Port Adelaide) – Murphy Reid
Sandringham Dragons/Vic Metro – MID, 181cm
Reid dropping to 15 would be an exciting prospect for Port Adelaide, who would benefit from his silky creativity with ball in hand, which makes time slow down, especially with his offensive movement.
Reid’s poise with ball in hand makes him a unique midfielder who utilises forward craft instincts to aid his game, he roves well around stoppages to find quick outlets and make great decisions.

Pick 31. (Port Adelaide) – Jasper Alger
Oakleigh Chargers/Vic Country – FWD, 183cm
An excellent mark overhead for a small forward, Alger is a flexible weapon that can punish with his work-rate, get into good spots and hit the scoreboard.

Pick 36. (Port Adelaide) – Floyd Burmeister
GWV Rebels/Vic Country – RUCK/FWD, 199cm
A package of raw athleticism, Burmeister’s mobility as a developing ruck/forward looks promising, with the ability to impact in offensive transition and aerially with his marking contests.

Pick 46. (Port Adelaide) – Jack Ough
GWV Rebels/Vic Country – MID, 194cm
Another speciality position in the draft, Ough is a well-balanced inside/outside prospect with a strong understanding of forward half running. He is able to impact in close with his touches and one-two step his way out of contests to keep the footy moving.

Not a big fan of all that.

I hope we grab at least two talls from the draft.

We have issues at both key forward and key defensive positions.

 

[Honeyboy Wilson]

The Reid being slow thing is an interesting one - I've never noticed him to be slow at a level that it's really worth discussing. He's certainly not Dylan Williams.

In the preseason he did alright:

"His leg speed is not quite elite, though he nearly pipped the three-second mark for the preseason 20-metre sprint."

And Kevin Sheehan stated this about him on afl.com.au - "A midfielder-forward who has speed to burn which allows him to burst away from congestion and use the ball with precision."

Now I think he might be overstating "speed to burn" a little bit, but it feels like a bit of chinese whispers has occurred with regards to Reid being treacle slow or something.

 

[Addy23]

The Reid being slow thing is an interesting one - I've never noticed him to be slow at a level that it's really worth discussing. He's certainly not Dylan Williams.

In the preseason he did alright:

"His leg speed is not quite elite, though he nearly pipped the three-second mark for the preseason 20-metre sprint."

And Kevin Sheehan stated this about him on afl.com.au - "A midfielder-forward who has speed to burn which allows him to burst away from congestion and use the ball with precision."

Now I think he might be overstating "speed to burn" a little bit, but it feels like a bit of chinese whispers has occurred with regards to Reid being treacle slow or something.

Spot on

 

[Addy23]

1. Reid
2. Shanahan
3. Hynes
4. Dattoli
5. Hotton

If Reid nor Shanahan aren't at our first pick, I'd like to trade down and get Hynes and Dattoli.

 

[Addy23]

Not a big fan of all that.

I hope we grab at least two talls from the draft.

We have issues at both key forward and key defensive positions.

Not seen a phantom draft or mock draft with Burmeister at 36 haha that won't be happening

 

[Addy23]

One thing for Reid to slide to us but another for us to actually take him.

Any idea how we rate him?

Can't imagine Robbie Gray is sitting there watching a similar type to his in midfield and thinking he won't pick him