Who would we be looking to draft?

[jonoman89]

Come November, i think it's no suprise we need to draft a few big forwards. Our midfield, defence and ruck stocks are looking good for the future and a 1st round pick on those areas would be a waste. Who are the big forwards we will be going for?

Watt's is obviously the standout, but we will not have a chance in picking him (unless he goes horribly at draft camp and we finish 12th or lower). Lewis Johnston from SA won the AA position for CHF. Anyone got any knowledge on him? Would he be worthy of our 1st round pick?

The way i see it:

1st round = CHF (we DESPERATELY need one, and we should draft the best one over the best overall player available at that pick)

2nd round = 2nd/3rd tall a la Fisher, maybe another classy small forward - possible trade for Mckinley?

3rd round = Fast(!) midfielder

 

[thylacine60]

A Didak, a Lucas and a Petrie, please.

 

[Cruiser23]

From looking at our schedule, i'd say we will finish with either pick 5 or 6, saying this, i don't think taking one of the CHF prospects is the best option at this high a pick. I'd rather take the best available from this pick because one the CHF prospects will be available when we have our second pick.

The first pick for us will obviously depend on what the teams above will take but in order of preference, i'd say for us, the top 4 likely still to be at our first pick is:
1. Michael Hurley - 192cm, Key Backman but has the ability to play forward
2. Jack Ziebell - 188cm, can play anywhere, most effective across the half forward line, very good hands
3. Shaun McKernan - 195cm, Ruckman/CHF, definately has the ability to play CHF, he is alot like his brother
4. Chris Yarran - 179cm, Small/Medium Forward, very quick, strong build and also seems to have the ability to play midfield

The second pick will/should be one of Paul Cahill, Lewis Johnston, Ryan Schoenmakers and maybe Aaron Cornelius. Really can't put them in order, i think it to close to call but i'm pretty sure one of these players will be on our list next year.

The third pick, not to sure, offer it to WC for McKinley, if they don't accept then maybe another one of those KF? Don't think any of them will drop but you never know. Not to sure how highly rated Neville Jetta is but he might be a look in at our 3rd pick. The guys i'd really like would be Sam Blease but i am pretty sure he won't drop.

If we could trade for another second rounder that would be ideal i feel. Maybe we can trade players to get another second rounder or upgrade our third rounder + a player to a high second rounder. Ziebell/Hurley + Cahill/Johnston/Schoenmakers + Blease/Hill = very very good draft

 

[HBF]

Very much am thinking on the same lines as you Cruiser23. Take the best available at our first selection, which is likely to be 5 or 6, and then depending on PP's and the like, our next selection might not be until the mid 20's.

Not in this order, but our 3 biggest holes are:

1. Another KP forward
2. Small Forward - ala Cyril Rioli
3. Established ruckman.

If we can get these sorted in the off-season, we will be well placed to have a real crack at the top 8 next year.

 

[GOJUDDEEEEEEEEEEEE]

Tim boyle from the hawks good mark,good kick for goal,regarded pretty high by the dooggies last year before they got welsh.Cant get a game at the hawks because of the other 2 blokes.He would be a good option with fev.

 

[The Grover]

We need lots more talent in the forward line.

Looking at points for & against this year our defence has really stood up, but we are not scoring enough.

I agree best available with 1st pick, even if that means we get Hurley & he can't play forward, Waitey can go forward.

Forwards with our 2nd pick, possibilties Johnstone,Lynch,Shoenmaker,Rockliff (kicked 8 goals in tac cup yesterday),Cornelius,Trengove,Walters.

 

[HBF]

Tim boyle from the hawks good mark,good kick for goal,regarded pretty high by the dooggies last year before they got welsh.Cant get a game at the hawks because of the other 2 blokes.He would be a good option with fev.

I thought I read somewhere last year that Carlton were interested in Boyle. So who knows, we might have another sniff around this year.

What is good now is that Carlton is a desirable footy club to be at, which we most certainly have not had in quite a few years.

 

[HBF]

I agree best available with 1st pick, even if that means we get Hurley & he can't play forward, Waitey can go forward.

As I have said previously, the top 10 is chock-a-block full of talent, so no matter what we finish up with, we will get a good player.

 

[mac25]

Tim boyle from the hawks good mark,good kick for goal,regarded pretty high by the dooggies last year before they got welsh.Cant get a game at the hawks because of the other 2 blokes.He would be a good option with fev.

l would much prefer a player like Mckinley than Boyle, as he has much more upside in terms of scope for improvement and far less injury prone, Mckinley, Thorp,even Mitch Brown offer alot more than Boyle who has been in the system for quite a period of time.

 

[setanta17]

found some info on some of the prospects
thanks to: http://demonland.ugbox.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=9288

Prospectus 08, Predicted Top 25

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in alphabetical order.

Sam Blease Midfielder 182cm
Eastern 19/02/1991 70kg
Blease was one of the leading midfielders at the 2007 NAB AFL Under-16 Championships, averaging 19 disposals per game. His disposal efficiency of 83% was elite and he showed an ability to read the play by winning the equal third-most loose ball gets of any division one player. He scored 5 goals at the carnival and also averaged 3 clearances and four inside 50s.


Matthew Broadbent Midfielder 187cm
Woodville-West Torrens 1/08/1990 77kg
Broadbent is a midfielder who is damaging as both an inside and outside player. His best performances as a junior came in the 2006 NAB AFL Under-16 Championships where he ranked third in division one for handballs, equal fourth for hardball-gets and equal sixth in the handball-receives. In 2007 he played two games for South Australia in the NAB AFL Under-18 Championships and also made seven appearances in the SANFL reserves for Woodville-West Torrens.


Ayce Cordy Ruckman 200cm
Geelong 6/08/1990 72kg
Cordy is eligible to be taken by the Western Bulldogs under the father son rule in 2008 after his father, Brian, played 124 games for the club from 1981-88. He spent most of 2007 playing school football, but appeared 3 times for Geelong in the TAC Cup where he showed his mobility by averaging 14 disposals per game. He was strong in the air with an average of two contested marks in those games and despite standing over 200cm he was also good at ground level where he averaged 5 hard ball gets.


Aaron Cornelius Key Forward 191cm
Tasmania 29/05/1990 81kg
Cornelius has proven in his junior career to date to be one of the best marks for his age. Since taking nine contested marks for Tasmania in the opening game of the 2006 NAB AFL Under 16 Championships, Cornelius has continued that form to average more than three per game in 14 games of under-age football for his state in the past two years. At age 17 he made his debut for Tasmania in the VFL late last season and took the equal most marks of anyone in the 2007 NAB AFL Under 18 Championships.


Tyson Davis-Neale General Forward 184cm
South Adelaide 20/03/1991 74kg
Davis-Neale averaged 12 disposals and scored four goals in the 2007 NAB AFL Under 16 Championships for South Australia. While not a huge ball winner, he showed signs across half forward that he could potentially be a high selection in the 2008 NAB AFL Draft. He booted 20 goals in 13 games at SANFL Under 17 level for South Adelaide last season.


Matthew DeBoer Midfielder 183cm
Claremont 10/3/1990 77kg
DeBoer bypassed the 2007 NAB AFL Draft despite being one of the leading junior midfielders in 2007. In 17 games at WAFL colts level for Claremont he averaged 25 disposals, 5 hardball gets and 3 clearances per game and had a kicking efficiency of 73% which was in the average category. At the 2007 NAB AFL Under 18 Championships DeBoer averaged 17 disposals and five hard ball gets per game.


Steven Gaertner Utility 196cm
Dandenong 2/01/1990 83kg
Gaertner played 11 games for Dandenong in the 2007 TAC Cup but was surprisingly overlooked in the 2007 NAB AFL Draft. He averaged only 13 disposals per match for the stingrays after starting the season well before struggling towards the end. He averaged 16 disposals in his first six games, but that average dropped to less than 10 per game in the final five rounds. In a sign of his ability he had 27 disposals, took 14 marks and scored 4 goals in the round 5 game against Tasmania, but struggled to settle in one position throughout the season which hindered his development.


Hamish Hartlett Midfielder 181cm
West Adelaide 14/08/1990 67kg
Hartlett is the younger brother of Adam who has been on Carlton's list for three years. But Hamish is a completely different player. While his brother is a key position type, Hamish is a midfielder who was prominent for South Australia in the 2006 NAB AFL Under-16 Championships. In that carnival he averaged 31 disposals and ranked No.1 for hardball gets and uncontested marks. He averaged 17 disposals in last years NAB AFL Under 18 Championships and made his senior SANFL debut late last season.


Tom Hill Key Forward 196cm
Northern 7/04/1991 73kg
Hill is predominantly a key forward who scored six goals for Vic Metro at the 2007 NAB AFL Under-16 Championships. He averaged 13 disposals, five marks and three inside 50s per game at the carnival, and also totalled 4 score assists in the three matches. He had elite disposal efficiency of 82% and was strong overhead with a total of five contested marks.


Michael Hurley Key Defender 192cm
Northern 1/06/1990 88kg
Hurley is a proven performer at both ends of the ground and produced impressive numbers in the 2007 season. In 17 games for Northern in the TAC Cup he averaged 18 disposals per game playing in key positions at either end of the ground. When up forward he was always a threat, being a multiple goal kicker five times including a haul of 6. He spent most of his time in defence, however having six or more rebound 50s on seven occasions and averaging four spoils and two marks from opposition kicks per game. He is strong overhead highlighted by his tally of 29 contested marks, of which he took at least one in all games. He dominated at full back for Vic Metro in the 2007 NAB AFL Under-18 Championships, totalling four more rebound 50s than any other player.


Lewis Johnstone Key Forward 192cm
North Adelaide 3/03/1991 87kg
Johnstone is a power forward who averaged 13 disposals and three marks at the 2007 NAB AFL Under-16 Championships. While his numbers at that carnival were only modest, he spent the 2007 season in the SANFL U-17's where he produced some impressive performances. He kicked 31 goals in 20 games and was named in the best players on seven occasions, proving to be not only strong overhead but also at ground level.


Kieran King Midfielder 181cm
East Fremantle 05/03/1991 80kg
King is an Australian junior running champion but proved in the 2007 NAB AFL Under-16 Championships that he is also a talented footballer. He averaged 19 disposals in the three games playing across half forward using his pace to full effect by ending the carnival with the second most running bounces of any division one player (13). He was able to do so because only 26% of his possessions were won in a contest, and he posed a threat pushing forward with an average of five inside 50s and two goals per game.


Tom Lynch Utility 190cm
Sandringham 15/09/1990 75kg
Lynch missed the majority of the 2007 season after undergoing a knee reconstruction but impressed enough in the opening three rounds of the TAC Cup season to be considered a likely early pick. In that time he averaged 24 disposals, nine marks, six hard ball gets, six inside 50s and two goals per match and looks capable of filling a number of roles.


Shaun McKernan Key Forward 195cm
Calder 1/09/1990 87kg
McKernan is a similar player to his older brother Corey, spending time both up forward an in the ruck for Calder in the 2007 TAC Cup. He scored 17 goals in his 12 games last season and was a multiple goal kicker on five occasions. He averaged one contested mark per match, while in the ruck he averaged 15 hitouts with an elite 29% hitout to advantage rate.


Nicholas Naitanui Ruckman 196cm
Swan Districts 4/05/1990 79kg
Naitanui is a developing ruckman of Fijian decent. He was first seen at the 2006 NAB AFL Under-16 Championships and improved considerably throughout 2007. He was the No.1 hitout winner in division one at the 2007 NAB AFL Under-18 championships where he averaged 11 disposals and five hardball gets per game. At WAFL colts level he was part of Swan Districts premiership team, scoring 11 goals in his 14 appearances. He averaged 13 disposals per match and was again impressive at ground level with an average of four hardball gets. His hitout to advantage rate as a junior ranks in the average category.


Daniel Rich Midfielder 180cm
Subiaco 6/07/1990 75kg
Rich's impressive performances for Subiaco in the WAFL seniors late in 2007 stamped him as a likely high selection in the 2008 NAB AFL Draft. He has 16 disposals and booted three goals in the preliminary final before picking up another 13 disposals and two goals in Subiaco's grand final win. Possessing one of the best kicks of anyone his age, Rich ranked No.1 for effective kicks at the 2006 NAB AFL Under-16 Championships and has maintained an elite kicking efficiency in his junior career to date. He was named in the All-Australian team after the 2007 NAB AFL Under-18 Championships and has the numbers to suggest he's going to be an elite goal kicking midfielder at AFL level.


Steele Sidebottom Midfielder 181cm
Murray 2/01/1991 74kg
Sidebottom was one of Vic Country's leading players at the 2007 NAB AFL Under-16 Championships, proving dangerous through the midfield and up forward. He averaged 20 disposals per game and totalled the third most kicks of any player (46). He showed strength overhead for his size with two contested marks in each match and was also good at ground level where he averaged eight groundball gets. He was a threat when pushing forward averaging six inside 50s and two goals in the three games.


Ashley Smith General Defender 184cm
Dandenong 20/07/1990 83kg
Smith played five games across half back for Dandenong in the 2007 TAC Cup, averaging 21 disposals. He had an elite disposal efficiency of 79% and produced impressive averages of four rebound 50s and three marks from opposition kicks per game.


Nick Suban General Defender 179cm
North Ballarat 9/05/1990 78kg
Suban averaged 19 disposals per game in the 2007 TAC Cup where his kicking efficiency of 76% ranked in the elite category. He can play all over the ground and works hard when not in possession, averaging five tackles per game last year. Suban was named in the All-Australian team at the 2007 NAB AFL Under-18 Championships where he ranked in the top three in division one in kicks, long kicks and rebound 50s and won a large portion of his possessions in an uncontested manner.


Tom Swift Midfielder 183cm
Claremont 6/07/1990 75kgSwift underwent a knee reconstruction in April last year and as a result missed the remainder of the season. He is still a likely early draftee for 2008 after producing amazing numbers as a midfielder for Western Australia in the 2006 NAB AFL Under-16 Championships. He began the carnival with 40 possessions, followed up with 24 in the next game and racked up a whopping 45 disposals in the final game against Vic Metro. He led division one in handballs, marks, short kicks, contested possessions, uncontested possessions, handball receives, clearances and frees for and looms as a prolific ball winner.


Jackson Trengrove Utility 196cm
Calder 2/11/1990 77kg
Trengrove was one of the best players in the 2007 TAC Cup finals series, putting in four dominant performances in the ruck for premiers Calder. He averaged 17 disposals, six marks, six groundball gets, 19 hitouts and three clearances in those four games, winning plenty of possession around the ground along with an eilte hit out to advantage rate. While he impressed in the ruck towards the end of the year, he was versatile enough to play in defence early in the season when he averaged six rebound 50s and six spoils per game in his opening four matches.


Tyrone Vickery Utility 198cm
Sandringham 31/05/1990 78kg
Vickery is another potential draftee in 2008 who suffered a long term industry last season. He underwent a knee reconstruction after only one TAC Cup game for Sandringham but showed enough in the 2006 NAB AFL Under 16 Championships to suggest if he returns well from injury he'll be in consideration. He averaged 10 disposals and 11 hitouts per game in that carnival, taking three contested marks and booting four goals in one game as a forward/ruckman.


Michael Walters Midfielder 175cm
Swan Districts 7/01/1991 68kg
Walters may stand only 175cm, but he proved at the 2007 NAB AFL Under-16 Championships he could be an elite goalkicking midfielder at the highest level. He not only led division one in disposals with 87 in the three games, but his tally of 10 goals was also the equal most. He had an elite 85% kicking efficiency, led the carnival with 40 effective kicks, and was most damaging as an inside player as he won the second most contested possession and most clearances of any player.


Chris Yarran General Forward 179cm
Swan Districts 19/12/1990 82kg
Yarran is a talented general forward who booted 26 goals in 12 games for Swan Districts in the 2007 WAFL colts. He scored at least one goal in each game he played and was also a threat around the stoppages where he averaged four clearances. He played all three games for Western Australia at the 2007 NAB AFL Under 18 Championships where despite limited game time he totalled four goals and three score assists.


Jack Ziebell Utility 188cm
Murray 28/02/1991 82kg
Ziebell is a utility who performed well in a variety of roles for Vic Country in the 2007 NAB AFL Under-16 Championships. He averaged 17 disposals per game with his ball use the feature of his play, hitting the target with an elite 89% efficiency. He laid the third most tackles of any division one player and will play for Murray in the 2008 TAC Cup.

 

[ClayBlue87]

From looking at our schedule, i'd say we will finish with either pick 5 or 6, saying this, i don't think taking one of the CHF prospects is the best option at this high a pick. I'd rather take the best available from this pick because one the CHF prospects will be available when we have our second pick.

The first pick for us will obviously depend on what the teams above will take but in order of preference, i'd say for us, the top 4 likely still to be at our first pick is:
1. Michael Hurley - 192cm, Key Backman but has the ability to play forward
2. Jack Ziebell - 188cm, can play anywhere, most effective across the half forward line, very good hands
3. Shaun McKernan - 195cm, Ruckman/CHF, definately has the ability to play CHF, he is alot like his brother
4. Chris Yarran - 179cm, Small/Medium Forward, very quick, strong build and also seems to have the ability to play midfield

The second pick will/should be one of Paul Cahill, Lewis Johnston, Ryan Schoenmakers and maybe Aaron Cornelius. Really can't put them in order, i think it to close to call but i'm pretty sure one of these players will be on our list next year.

The third pick, not to sure, offer it to WC for McKinley, if they don't accept then maybe another one of those KF? Don't think any of them will drop but you never know. Not to sure how highly rated Neville Jetta is but he might be a look in at our 3rd pick. The guys i'd really like would be Sam Blease but i am pretty sure he won't drop.

If we could trade for another second rounder that would be ideal i feel. Maybe we can trade players to get another second rounder or upgrade our third rounder + a player to a high second rounder. Ziebell/Hurley + Cahill/Johnston/Schoenmakers + Blease/Hill = very very good draft

I think Jackson Trengrove might fall really low now considering his injury, was on fire last yr and hasnt been as fantastic due to injury this yr. Hurley SHOULD go top 3-4, if he falls to us then thankyou very much. He is so composed at FB, only question for me is his closing speed, however reads the play so well. Can also pinch hit at FF. What I've seen of McKernan he almost looks better at CHB. Moves a lot like his brother, I just wonder how that will hold up in AFL these days. Then again has a terrific mark and a decent set shot. Could even play on the wing. Cornelius is another I did watch. He has a tremendous contested amrking ability. Didn't perform overly well and isnt that 195+ size I think we are looking for.

There are plenty of Nice talls in this draft so I think we should grab best available with first pick. More than liekly we finish 11th and get pick 6. Any combination of Natanui, Rich, Watts will go top 3. Then a group including Hurley, Yarran, Ziebell We should take whoever is left. Personally I'd love Jack Ziebel

 

[PeeKay]

Very much am thinking on the same lines as you Cruiser23. Take the best available at our first selection, which is likely to be 5 or 6, and then depending on PP's and the like, our next selection might not be until the mid 20's.

Not in this order, but our 3 biggest holes are:

1. Another KP forward
2. Small Forward - ala Cyril Rioli
3. Established ruckman.

If we can get these sorted in the off-season, we will be well placed to have a real crack at the top 8 next year.

I think your're wrong on what selection number we will get. I t is looking more than likely that there will be three teams which only win under 5 games. This being the case they will each have an extra pick. Therefore if we finish around 10th or 11th we will get pick 9 or 10 as our first pick and then next pick is well into the 20's at around 26 or 27.

 

[Just Kreuzing]

I am hoping for Jack Watts or Ziebell both classy players with good footy brains apparently.

 

[Blueinblood]

No way we are getting Watts unless he doesnt nominate this year and we come last next year!

 

[PeeKay]

I think Jackson Trengrove might fall really low now considering his injury, was on fire last yr and hasnt been as fantastic due to injury this yr. Hurley SHOULD go top 3-4, if he falls to us then thankyou very much. He is so composed at FB, only question for me is his closing speed, however reads the play so well. Can also pinch hit at FF. What I've seen of McKernan he almost looks better at CHB. Moves a lot like his brother, I just wonder how that will hold up in AFL these days. Then again has a terrific mark and a decent set shot. Could even play on the wing. Cornelius is another I did watch. He has a tremendous contested amrking ability. Didn't perform overly well and isnt that 195+ size I think we are looking for.

There are plenty of Nice talls in this draft so I think we should grab best available with first pick. More than liekly we finish 11th and get pick 6. Any combination of Natanui, Rich, Watts will go top 3. Then a group including Hurley, Yarran, Ziebell We should take whoever is left. Personally I'd love Jack Ziebel

We will get pick 10 or 11 due to three teams winning less than 5 games.

 

[Just Kreuzing]

We will get pick 10 or 11 due to three teams winning less than 5 games.

Winning less then 5 games for any teams this year doesnt impact the 1st round there son, i can see us with maybe pick 5 - 7.

 

[Bluebear]

I would not be surprised to see:

1. WCE - Natanui/Rich
2. Freo - Rich/Natanui
3. Melbourne - Watts
4. Port - Hartlett

As HBF was indicating, I think we are right in the mix for the next pick, finishing below the Tiges and Dons.

I think both the Dons and Tiges will be looking for mids as they have done some KPP recruiting Dons - Gumbleton, Ryder, Nagle.......Tiges - Thursfield, Moore, Riewoldt, Hughes, Morton.

Dons may look at Hurley to replace Fletcher/Michael and sure up the back half in the coming years.

Tiges, well, who knows. Their KPP's are all utility size so maby ot Ziebel......maybe a Yarran to ease Brown out.......

I have heard some very good things about Johnstone, but he may not be the best at our pick.

Would love to get Ziebel but he sounds a similar player to Gibbs, and maybe we need a taller marking option.

If we get pick:
5. Hurley - best available KPP, put Waite back up forward and let Jammo, Bower, Austin, Hurley and Browne become the best backline in footy over the next 5 years.........defence wins flags.
6. Ziebel - would take Wiggins/Russ lead up HFF spot in the team, push Fisher deeper.
7. Too high for Johnstone or Trengove?.......maybe McKernan (carry on that proud Carlton tradition )?

There is a lot of talent, and some good talls this year. We may well get Ziebel and take a tall with our second pick which could be as high as 24-26.......depeding on trades of course.

Do we trade Boyle for Thornton and swap 2nd round picks?

Then again, if Hartlett plays out the rest of the year in the seniors and plays well, that will change the landscape as well.

Lets wait and see in October when we look at trades, and we have seen draft camp. It may throw up some surprises.

 

[judd05]

We will get pick 10 or 11 due to three teams winning less than 5 games.

my understandind is none of the teams this year are eligable for a priority pick in the first round.
meaning if we finish 11th we will have pick 6.
its before the second round that the pp comes into play, which would bring our 2nd pick to around 25.
1st pick..........hurley/mckernan/yarran/hartlett
2nd pick..........trengove/cornelius/gaertner/deboer
3rd pick.........any 1 of the above mentioned that might slip

 

[Just Kreuzing]

my understandind is none of the teams this year are eligable for a priority pick in the first round.
meaning if we finish 11th we will have pick 6.
its before the second round that the pp comes into play, which would bring our 2nd pick to around 25.
1st pick..........hurley/mckernan/yarran/hartlett
2nd pick..........trengove/cornelius/gaertner/deboer
3rd pick.........any 1 of the above mentioned that might slip

Actually Carlton and Richmond were eligible until they won their 5th games respectively.

 

[judd05]

Actually Carlton and Richmond were eligible until they won their 5th games respectively.

yeah agreed,
i was reffering to the teams at the bottom of the ladder atm.
im glad we no longer are in that catergory.

 

[The_JUDDERNAUT]

i want watts but am 90% sure he wont nominate for the draft, hurley would be great

 

[Bluebear]

i want watts but am 90% sure he wont nominate for the draft, hurley would be great

That would throw a spanner in the works. I had forgotten he was still so young.

Port winning means that only 3 teams remain eligable for the second round PP.
Meaning the second round will start at pick 20.
Say:
WCE pick 1 17 20
Freo pick 2 18 21
Dees pick 3 19 22
Port pick 4 23
Ess/Carl pick 5 24
Carl/Ess pick 6 25

Dees might pich Hurley if Watts is unavailable, but wuth lack of forwards AND rucks, maybe McKernan?.........too high for him?

 

[Korn]

Get tall players 194cm+
and speedy small players below 180cm
we have enough players in between those sizes already, so no need to get more, unless there is an absolutely star player available.

 

[marcmurphy3]

My order of choice:

1. Watts (no chance)
2. Rich (no chance)
3. Hartlett
4. Hurley
5. Ziebel
6. McKerrnan
7. Yarran

Hartlett would be a great fit for us. Really great stoppage player we lack and can also play as HFF and kick goals which is another thing we lack. Would slot right into our starting 18 at HF next year. Plays like a goal kicking version of Simon Black when in the midfield.

Hurley could be developed as either a CHF or CHB.

These are the 2 I'm really hoping fall to us.

 

[DaveyBlues]

No more players that can't kick. The Hawthorn module, if u can't kick u don't get drafted. After todays destruction of our backline, whose the closest thing to O'Keefe in the draft? What a great dynamic he brings.