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CAPTAIN DOUBLE POINTS

The role of the Draft league commissioner can be a tough gig. The most organised of your mates is usually a good place to start, but they may also need to be diplomatic and make some big calls.

Setting up the league (options outlined on the following page) should be discussed by the members. Get a Facebook group or chat set up to discuss what settings suit best.

One of the settings that can affect the commissioner directly is Inter-team Trading. Sometimes there can be collusion between league members if it is free for all. Having the power to approve or block a trade can help keep the integrity of a league so the commissioner approved setting is a must if you can’t trust everyone!

A platform to chat about the league, be it via Facebook or a messaging app, adds to the experience of playing Fantasy Draft. Many leagues enjoy the banter throughout the week and certainly while head-to-head match ups play out on the weekend. Sending a weekly email newsletter can help bond (and sometimes tear apart) all of the coaches.

Once all members have registered for the league, a random draft order

is applied for the upcoming selections on draft day. A lot of competitions have opted to use the Custom Draft Order setting and think of creative ways to determine who gets which pick.

In the last few years, The Bacon Cup, has given the responsibility of selecting the draft order to last year’s premier. An arvo at the local pub watching a horse race where everyone drew a runner out of the hat, a nearest to the pin on a par three golf hole and a plastic duck race down a river have been some of the highlights.

This year Roy has the honour of finding a way to select the draft order. While we don’t know what he’s going to do as yet, it is a great way to get the league excited about draft day and the season ahead. Getting all members together for this extra event can make it a fun experience or a live stream can work to build a buzz, especially for coaches who cannot be in attendance.

Playing in a Fantasy Draft league is fun but when there’s something on the line – whether it is money or pride – the role of the commissioner is an important one!

ROY TEAM: destROY

AFL CLUB SUPPORTED: Carlton

FAVOURITE FANTASY PLAYER: Tom Rockliff

FANTASY CAREER HIGHLIGHT: Five top-200 finishes.

STRENGTHS: Leaves no stone unturned to gain inside info to the point that restraining orders have been threatened.

WEAKNESSES: Doesn’t take losing too well. Has a Fantasy footy dummy spit that rivals any toddler.

WARNIETEAM: Warne Dawgs

AFL CLUB SUPPORTED: Essendon

FAVOURITE FANTASY PLAYER: Dane Swan

FANTASY CAREER HIGHLIGHT: Finishing 14th overall in 2009.

STRENGTHS: One of the most dedicated Fantasy coaches in the country and always willing to help others in their quest for glory.

WEAKNESSES: Hasn’t shown any form in recent years that suggests he is the expert that he likes to call himself.

The popularity of AFL Fantasy Draft grows year-on-year. More coaches than ever are challenging their mates in the form of fantasy where every player is unique.

With thousands of Fantasy Draft’s taking part in the lead up to round one, this Draft Kit is a handy resource as you tackle your league’s draft.

Our league – The Bacon Cup – is a long-running competition that puts mate against mate for not only some bragging rights, but a pot of cash at the end of the season.

We like to draft on the weekend before the season starts which gives everyone plenty of time to prepare for the biggest day on our Fantasy calendar.

AFL Fantasy Draft is open now, so plan your draft day!

Once you are in your league, get your Pre-Draft rankings sorted. That is, compile your list and make sure you rank players where you think you’d like to take them when it comes to your pick in your live draft.

We – Roy, Calvin and Warnie – have put together this Draft Kit as a tool for you to succeed in your Draft. Some of the players we’re hot (and not so hot) on, our positional rankings complete with statistics from the last two seasons and a mock draft featuring Fantasy experts will help you be in the right mindset when it comes to drafting.

Good luck!

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CALVINTEAM: Calvinator

AFL CLUB SUPPORTED: Adelaide Crows

FAVOURITE FANTASY PLAYER: Elliot Yeo

FANTASY CAREER HIGHLIGHT: Picking Matt Priddis’ breakout season.

STRENGTHS: A Rainman-like ability to remember numbers and analyse data in his thorough research.

WEAKNESSES: Despite the hours of work put into choosing captains, hasn’t realised he should just stick with the highest-averaging player.

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LEAGUE SETTINGS

League Size 4 / 6 / 8 / 10 / 12 / 14 / 16 / 20 coaches

League Finals Yes / No

League Finals Format 2 / 4 / 6 / 8 teams

Play Opponents Flexible / Once / Twice

League Start Round Flexible (Round 1 - 16)

Bye Rounds On / Off

TRADE AND RESTRICTED FREE AGENTS

Restricted Free Agents Yes / No

RFA Time Period 1 or 2 days

RFA Draft Policy Reverse Ladder / Last Pick to Bottom

RFA Privacy Private / Public

Trade Approval League or Commissioner Approved / Free-for-all

PLAYER DRAFT SETTINGS

Draft Size Live / Auto / Commissioner

Draft Order Snake / Linear

Draft Turn Time 60 secs / 2 / 5 / 15/ 60 mins / 12 / 24 hours

GAMEPLAY SETTINGS

Squad size and layout (DEF-MID-RUC-FWD/EMERG)

2-3-1-2/4

2-3-1-2/8

3-4-1-3/4

3-4-1-3/8

5-7-1-5/4

5-7-1-5/8

6-8-2-6/4

6-8-2-6/8

Enable Captains Yes / No

Emergencies Yes / No

Rolling Lockout Yes / No

COMMISSIONER’S NOTEAs league members are all over the country, we opt for the live draft for the Bacon Cup and have 60 seconds per pick. If you have everyone together, consider the commissioner draft where selections are inputted on one computer. You can project this to a big screen for an authentic boardroom draft feel. Snake draft is the most popular order style where the order will reverse for every second round.

COMMISSIONER’S NOTEThere are some new squad structures this season, including more options where only one ruckman per team needs to be selected. Larger squad size formats are recommended for leagues with fewer coaches. Captains on will mean one player in each squad will gain double points for each round. We don’t have captains on in our league and go with the 3-4-1-3/8 structure meaning 228 players are drafted for our 12-coach league. Emergencies mean that if one of your players doesn’t play, the emergency for that position will count towards your weekly score.

COMMISSIONER’S NOTEWe choose to have restricted free agents on so that following a round, the most eager coach doesn’t just pick up the best available players off the scrapheap! Reverse ladder order means that the coach who is struggling the most in the league can get a leg up by acquiring the next best available player in the event of injuries… or the need to dump an under-performer.

COMMISSIONER’S NOTEWith the flexible finals format, we prefer to have approximately half of the league making finals. Our Bacon Cup league has 12 coaches and six make finals. We choose to have bye rounds off so we don’t need to draft thinking about who will be missing over the multi-bye rounds.

HOW WILL YOUR LEAGUE PLAY OUT?



After averaging 103 in 2016, Cogs had a horribly interrupted season due to injury. Despite that, he scored five hundreds in his 10 games with a lowest score of 82. He is a forgotten man and after scoring 121 and 134 in two of his finals appearances, I project a career high average of 108.

STEPHEN CONIGLIO

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2017 AVG: 95.7

If your rivals don’t adjust Clarke up their defender rankings, he may be a bargain selection late in the draft. His average of 69 places him well down the list but when you consider the youngsters end to the season across half back, his scores of 81, 101, 85, 78 and 104 in the last five rounds suggests he is in for a big year. Projected average: 84.

RYAN CLARKE

DEF

2017 AVG: 68.7

No one in their right mind is going to use an early pick on Stringer, however his projected upside should see him surpass not only last years disappointing average of 57, but his career high of 76. He has put on significant size and the Bombers have suggested he is earmarked to fill the lofty shoes of Jobe Watson. Projected average: 81.

JAKE STRINGER

FWD

2017 AVG: 57.2

The former Hawk and fifth year Saint won’t be sitting high on any coaches watch list but he may provide you with a more than serviceable defender late in the draft after an impressive finish to 2017 in which he scored three hundreds in his last seven games and averaged 91 in his last eight. Leigh Montagna’s retirement can’t hurt. Projected average: 84.

SHANE SAVAGE

DEF

2017 AVG: 81.4

Having a look at the way a player ends the previous year can be a great way to find a slider and Luke Dunstan is certainly one to watch based on that theory. The fifth year Saint finished the season with a career best average of 88, but it was the last six weeks that were something to behold with 100 or more in each of those weeks after not reaching triple figures prior round 18. Projected average: 100.

LUKE DUNSTAN

DEF

2017 AVG: 87.6

When looking for prospective Draft sleepers, you are looking for players that have slipped off the radar for one reason or another that you think have some realistic upside late in the draft.

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The fact Brayshaw has only played 15 games over the past two season is a big turn off for many coaches who seek durability, not to mention his career high average of 77 doesn’t demand attention. If however, the former number three pick can have some luck with injury, he looms as a great pick in the backline after scoring 80 or more in all four of his injury free games last season. Projected average: 85.

ANGUS BRAYSHAW

DEF/MID

2017 AVG: 77.2

As a forward, Sicily is not worth considering, even as a late pick, however, it looks as though he will once again play across half back where he could conceivably be in the mix for a top six defender position. Five of his last six weeks as a defender last year were in the elite bracket with scores of 92, 104, 106, 110 and 124. Projected average: 98.

JAMES SICILY

FWD/DEF

2017 AVG: 74.3

If you want to think about how far Joel will slide this year, consider this… He won’t even be in the top three drafted midfielders from the Cats. Coaches are going to get an absolute bargain for a remarkably late pick in the draft this year for a player that has averaged over 100 in seven of his last nine seasons. Projected average: 106.

JOEL SELWOOD

MID

2017 AVG: 94.9

High draft picks need to be used without risk, but later picks can be used to take a punt and O’Meara is the perfect example of a late pick that could take you all the way. On paper, it doesn’t look good with just six games in three years for an average of 71, but the upside is huge and from all reports he is set to go bang. Projected average: 98.

JAEGER O'MEARA

MID

2017 AVG: 70.7

Coming off an average of 66, Lobb is not going to be high on anybody’s draft ratings, however his position change to number one ruck makes him one to keep an eye on later in the draft. Lobb embraced sole ruck duties in the Giants' last two finals appearances with scores of 90 and 83 from 39 and 31 hit outs respectively, and he will likely receive DPP status in round 6. Projected average: 84.

RORY LOBB

FWD

2017 AVG: 66.3

When looking for prospective Draft sleepers, you are looking for players that have slipped off the radar for one reason or another that you think have some realistic upside late in the draft.

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Gibbs was one of 12 players who averaged over 110 last year, but many Fantasy coaches are questioning whether or not he can back it up at his new club. Surrounded by Rory Sloane and the Crouch Brothers, how many points is there to go around and will he slip back to the 105 mark where he has been four times before?

BRYCE GIBBS

MID

2017 AVG: 112.1

The word coming out of Collingwood is that they really want Mason Cox playing more in 2018. Last year when Cox played alongside Grundy, it hampered Grundy’s output as he averaged just 89. Without Cox he was a different player and averaged 109. The “Cox Effect” is very real, so be careful and don’t take Grundy too early.

BRODIE GRUNDY

RUC

2017 AVG: 106.2

Menegola’s scores are dramatically effected by his role. In games when Selwood or Dangerfield didn’t play last year, he was required in the midfield, and as a result from those games he averaged 121. However, when they both played, he averaged 26 points less. With Ablett now in the picture, Menegola might not be the No. 1 forward he was last year.

SAM MENEGOLA

MID

2017 AVG: 102.1

Drop him down the ranking NOW! From his two games last year in round 22 and 23, he kicked 11 goals to average 95. This is not a realistic expectation for Townsend who then scored 29, 56 and 52 in the AFL Finals. He sits at No. 11 in the forward rankings, so leave him for your mates and then you’ll have the last laugh.

JACOB TOWNSEND

FWD

2017 AVG: 95.0

Yes, the messiah returns… but how much can he average with so much talent around him but more importantly, how many games will he play? He holds the third best average from 2017 (14 games), however, the selection of Ablett early in the Draft will either make or break your season.

GARY ABLETT

MID

2017 AVG: 118.9

Even though they performed last season or look to be a good pick, sometimes you can be burned and ruin your season. While they can be draftable, just don’t pull the trigger too early.

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“I’m picking up Blakely because he’ll get defender status throughout the year”. Be ready for this comment on Draft Day from an optimistic mate and although he might be right, he also might be terribly wrong. Jumping on a ‘hope’ can always backfire and leave you with a player you actually didn’t want in that position.

CONNOR BLAKELY

MID

2017 AVG: 91.8

Boak regains his forward eligibility this year after gaining it in round 12. The time he spent forward in the latter half of the year will only be increased with the arrival of the “Pig” himself, Tom Rockliff. The veteran turns 30 this year and should spend more time forward than ever before.

TRAVIS BOAK

MID

2017 AVG: 91.2

Will Witherden suffer from ‘Second Year Blues’? This is a condition that Fantasy Doctors are very wary of for players who enter their second season after a dominate debut. They tend to struggle to back it up just like his team mate Dayne Zorko did when he went 94 on debut and then just 74 the following year.

ALEX WITHERDEN

DEF

2017 AVG: 88.4

Wells sits inside the top 15 eligible forwards and to be brutally honest, he shouldn’t be there. He has played in only 42% of the games over the last four years and at the age of 33 he’s no Federer, and surely he won’t play many more. Bump him down your rankings with confidence.

DANIEL WELLS

MID

2017 AVG: 77.2

After his best Fantasy season in his 12-year career, surely Higgins slides this year. The man has featured on many ‘Never Again Lists’ over his career and he’ll enter the new season at the age of 30 in a team tipped to have a truckload of losses. He won’t back up his break-out 2017 season, so drop him in your rankings.

SHAUN HIGGINS

MID

2017 AVG: 94.4

Even though they performed last season or look to be a good pick, sometimes you can be burned and ruin your season. While they can be draftable, just don’t pull the trigger too early.

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BEARHAWKCHRISThe dual position players got me out of many a pickle last season, so I've gone hard on them again this year. Pre-season hype on Whitfield and Sicily may have gotten the better of me, but pretty happy with the midfield makeup overall. I took a punt with Jaeger on the bench, and could yet prove a Clarko-like masterstroke.

TANKING EARLYTIMHaving Gaff as my final on-field mid (and Shuey as bench cover) means my engine room is rock solid. Indeed, it’s Rockliff - solid with the true Fantasy Pig frolicking in the muck at his new sty. Lock him in for a monster year. I'll admit to grabbing Hodge too early, and Petracca and Mills are huge dice rolls. If both don't have breakout years, I might as well have picked Chris Mayne.

GRUNDY & COKEMJPick 1 is great for a 'captain lock' and Mitchell is that man. The wait until pick 20 is always painful but to land Heeney, the number one forward in 2018, on the way back down was a dream as well as Hibberd down back. A midfield then including Parker, Fyfe and Coniglio and things are looking the goods for this squad.

BACK ON TRACJUDDAfter getting a star captain in Dangerfield – my strategy was to ‘ignore the mids’ and focus on other positions first. I even went with no mid emergency as I’d rather see some other players in the JLT first. I looked for high upside picks such as Billings, McLean, Scharenberg and Lobb, of which Lobb is my favourite playing sole ruck for the Giants this year.

PICK 1

PICK 2

PICK 3

PICK 4

DEFENDER MIDFIELDER RUCK FORWARD

James Sicily Zach Merrett Sam Jacobs Chad Wingard

Daniel Rich Lachie Neale Robbie Gray

Tom McDonald Clayton Oliver Jeremy Cameron

Lachie Whitfield

BENCH

Matthew Suckling Jaeger O’Meara David Zaharakis Cameron Pedersen


Elliot Yeo Marc Murphy Jarrod Witts Jack Billings

Brandon Ellis Brad Ebert Toby McLean

Jarrad McVeigh Dion Prestia Rory Lobb

Patrick Dangerfield

BENCH

Matt Scharenberg Brayden Maynard Alex Neal-Bullen Blake Acres


Michael Hurley Tom Rockliff Brodie Grundy Sam Menegola

Luke Hodge Jack Macrae Christian Petracca

Callum Mills Josh Kennedy Jarryd Roughead

Andrew Gaff

BENCH

Josh Smith Luke Shuey Tom Bellchambers Sam Gray


Michael Hibberd Tom Mitchell Stefan Martin Isaac Heeney

Dylan Roberton Luke Parker Justin Westhoff

Tom Cutler Nat Fyfe Kane Lambert

Stephen Coniglio

BENCH

Jasper Pittard David Swallow Allen Christensen Jordan de Goey

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Bachar Houli Dustin Martin Toby Nankervis Joe Daniher

Zach Tuohy Rory Sloane Jack Martin

Jeremy Howe Steele Sidebottom Brett Deledio

Ollie Wines

BENCH

Liam Duggan Dylan Shiel Nic Naitanui J.Kennedy (WCE)

McDOWELL'SRICKYThis year I wasn't mucking around in the midfield. I went hard and hard early. Dusty, Sloane and Sidebottom were my first three (110+, 110+ 105+). My backline are all halfback runners who can use the ball, and my forward line is all about Joe. Praying that Deledio ends up loose at half-back and a big welcome back to NicNat.

PICK 5



FANTASY FREAKO CHAMPION DATAFREAKOAt pick 9, I was always going to take the best player available, and when Ablett is staring you in the face, you just pick him! Next priority was nailing the ruck and in Gawn there is none better. Overall, my strategy was to pick a solid midfield, and in Bont, Heppell and Ross I did that. Unearthing a breakout was next, so now it’s up to Burton to deliver.

destROYROYHaving the last pick in a 10 player draft can be a blessing as it provides a great opportunity to structure your side. With my first two picks I wanted a captain option and the best available player from a position other than the midfield. Adams and Laird ticked those boxes and from that point I basically dominated.

CALVINATORCALVINJosh Kelly at pick 7, talk about a steal! My plan was to secure two quality midfielders early and then build my team around that. Although my defenders are potentially my weakest line, I have Brayshaw riding the pine, which gives me the opportunity to play him if he hits the ground running like he did at the end of 2017.

WARNE DAWGSWARNIEI come away from most drafts thinking I took players too early. Case in point, my boy Devon Smith and my ruck was possibly a bit too early, but two rucks I ranked below him went previously so I jumped. I waited to complete my midfield and grabbed a few guys I am likely to stream based on opponent and hopefully have some trade bait.

MOREIRA’S MAGIC SELBYI got a bit excited seeing all the big names available and used my first four picks on midfielders. This left me clutching when it came to the other positions. Goldstein leads a group of young guns who should go another level in 2018. But I’m hanging my (No. 1) hat on Nic Newman getting DPP early in the year and becoming a top-tier backman.

PICK 6

PICK 7

PICK 8

PICK 9


Alex Witherden Mitch Duncan Todd Goldstein Michael Walters

Andrew McGrath Adam Treloar Tom Lynch (GCS)

Luke Ryan Brad Crouch Charlie Curnow

Bryce Gibbs

BENCH

Grant Birchall Nic Newman Sean Darcy Jake Stringer


Kade Simpson Josh Kelly Patrick Ryder Lance Franklin

Ryan Clarke Matt Crouch Travis Boak

Christian Salem Joel Selwood Jack Gunston

Aaron Hall

BENCH

Angus Brayshaw Jack Viney Jarryd Lyons Josh Jenkins


Jake Lloyd Gary Ablett Max Gawn Toby Greene

Ryan Burton Sebastian Ross Tom Lynch (ADE)

Jason Johannisen Marcus Bontempelli Josh Caddy

Dyson Heppell

BENCH

Jayden Hunt Trent Cotchin Zac Smith Tom Papley


Luke McDonald Dayne Zorko Matthew Kreuzer Devon Smith

Heath Shaw Scott Pendlebury Luke Dahlhaus

Pearce Hanley Jack Steven David Mundy

Nathan Jones

BENCH

Jarrod Harbrow Brendon Goddard Lachie Hunter Ed Curnow


Rory Laird Taylor Adams Ben McEvoy Michael Barlow

Jack Crisp Dayne Beams Mitch Robinson

Kade Kolodjashnij Patrick Cripps Darcy Parish

Connor Blakely

BENCH

Shane Savage Dan Hannebery Aaron Sandilands Steven Motlop

PICK 10

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THE TRADERS' MOCK DRAFTPICK PLAYER CLUB POS COACH

ROUND 1

1 Tom Mitchell HAW MID MJ

2 Patrick Dangerfield GEE MID JUDD

3 Zach Merrett ESS MID CHRIS

4 Tom Rockliff PA MID TIM

5 Dustin Martin RICH MID RICKY

6 Dayne Zorko BL MID WARNIE

7 Josh Kelly GWS MID CALVIN

8 Mitch Duncan GEE MID SELBY

9 Gary Ablett GEE MID FREAKO

10 Taylor Adams COLL MID ROY

ROUND 2

11 Rory Laird ADE DEF ROY

12 Max Gawn MELB RUC FREAKO

13 Adam Treloar COLL MID SELBY

14 Matt Crouch ADE MID CALVIN

15 Scott Pendlebury COLL MID WARNIE

16 Rory Sloane ADE MID RICKY

17 Sam Menegola GEE FWD TIM

18 Lachie Neale FRE MID CHRIS

19 Elliot Yeo WCE DEF JUDD

20 Isaac Heeney SYD FWD MJ

ROUND 3

21 Michael Hibberd MELB DEF MJ

22 Jack Billings STK FWD JUDD

23 Sam Jacobs ADE RUC CHRIS

24 Brodie Grundy COLL RUC TIM

25 Steele Sidebottom COLL MID RICKY

26 Matthew Kreuzer CARL RUC WARNIE

27 Kade Simpson CARL DEF CALVIN

28 Brad Crouch ADE MID SELBY

29 Jake Lloyd SYD DEF FREAKO

30 Dayne Beams BL MID ROY

PICK PLAYER CLUB POS COACH

ROUND 4

31 Michael Barlow GCS FWD ROY

32 Toby Greene GWS FWD FREAKO

33 Bryce Gibbs ADE MID SELBY

34 Lance Franklin SYD FWD CALVIN

35 Devon Smith ESS FWD WARNIE

36 Bachar Houli RICH DEF RICKY

37 Michael Hurley ESS DEF TIM

38 Chad Wingard PA FWD CHRIS

39 Marc Murphy CARL MID JUDD

40 Luke Parker SYD MID MJ

ROUND 5

41 Stefan Martin BL RUC MJ

42 Jarrod Witts GCS RUC JUDD

43 Clayton Oliver MELB MID CHRIS

44 Jack Macrae WB MID TIM

45 Zach Tuohy GEE DEF RICKY

46 Luke Dahlhaus WB FWD WARNIE

47 Patrick Ryder PA RUC CALVIN

48 Alex Witherden BL DEF SELBY

49 Sebastian Ross STK MID FREAKO

50 Jack Crisp COLL DEF ROY

ROUND 6

51 Patrick Cripps CARL MID ROY

52 Tom Lynch ADE FWD FREAKO

53 Michael Walters FRE FWD SELBY

54 Travis Boak PA FWD CALVIN

55 Luke McDonald NM DEF WARNIE

56 Joe Daniher ESS FWD RICKY

57 Christian Petracca MELB FWD TIM

58 James Sicily HAW DEF CHRIS

59 Toby McLean WB FWD JUDD

60 Nat Fyfe FRE MID MJ




ROUND 7

61 Dylan Roberton STK DEF MJ

62 Brandon Ellis RICH DEF JUDD

63 Robbie Gray PA FWD CHRIS

64 Luke Hodge BL DEF TIM

65 Jeremy Howe COLL DEF RICKY

66 Heath Shaw GWS DEF WARNIE

67 Joel Selwood GEE MID CALVIN

68 Todd Goldstein NM RUC SELBY

69 Ryan Burton HAW DEF FREAKO

70 Mitch Robinson BL FWD ROY

ROUND 8

71 Kade Kolodjashnij GCS DEF ROY

72 Marcus Bontempelli WB MID FREAKO

73 Andrew McGrath ESS DEF SELBY

74 Jack Gunston HAW FWD CALVIN

75 David Mundy FRE FWD WARNIE

76 Jack Martin GCS FWD RICKY

77 Josh Kennedy SYD MID TIM

78 Jeremy Cameron GWS FWD CHRIS

79 Jarrad McVeigh SYD DEF JUDD

80 Stephen Coniglio GWS MID MJ

ROUND 9

81 Justin Westhoff PA FWD MJ

82 Rory Lobb GWS FWD JUDD

83 Lachie Whitfield GWS MID CHRIS

84 Jarryd Roughead HAW FWD TIM

85 Toby Nankervis RICH RUC RICKY

86 Pearce Hanley GCS DEF WARNIE

87 Ryan Clarke NM DEF CALVIN

88 Tom Lynch GCS FWD SELBY

89 Dyson Heppell ESS MID FREAKO

90 Darcy Parish ESS FWD ROY

PICK PLAYER CLUB POS COACH

ROUND 10

91 Ben McEvoy HAW RUC ROY

92 Josh Caddy RICH FWD FREAKO

93 Luke Ryan FRE DEF SELBY

94 Christian Salem MELB DEF CALVIN

95 Jack Steven STK MID WARNIE

96 Ollie Wines PA MID RICKY

97 Callum Mills SYD DEF TIM

98 Daniel Rich BL DEF CHRIS

99 Matt Scharenberg COLL DEF JUDD

100 Tom Cutler BL DEF MJ

ROUND 11

101 Kane Lambert RICH FWD MJ

102 Brad Ebert PA MID JUDD

103 Tom McDonald MELB DEF CHRIS

104 Andrew Gaff WCE MID TIM

105 Brett Deledio GWD FWD RICKY

106 Nathan Jones MELB MID WARNIE

107 Aaron Hall GCS MID CALVIN

108 Grant Birchall HAW DEF SELBY

109 Jason Johannisen WB DEF FREAKO

110 Connor Blakely FRE MID ROY

ROUND 12

111 Dan Hannebery SYD MID ROY

112 Trent Cotchin RICH MID FREAKO

113 Charlie Curnow CARL FWD SELBY

114 Jack Viney MELB MID CALVIN

115 Brendon Goddard ESS MID WARNIE

116 Dylan Shiel GWS MID RICKY

117 Luke Shuey WCE MID TIM

118 Jaeger O'Meara HAW MID CHRIS

119 Dion Prestia RICH MID JUDD

120 Jordan de Goey COLL FWD MJ




ROUND 13

121 Jasper Pittard PA DEF MJ

122 Blake Acres STK FWD JUDD

123 Cameron Pedersen MELB FWD CHRIS

124 Josh Smith COLL DEF TIM

125 Josh Kennedy WCE FWD RICKY

126 Jarrod Harbrow GCS DEF WARNIE

127 Jarryd Lyons GCS MID CALVIN

128 Sean Darcy FRE RUC SELBY

129 Zac Smith GEE RUC FREAKO

130 Shane Savage STK DEF ROY

ROUND 14

131 Steven Motlop PA FWD MJ

132 Jayden Hunt MELB DEF JUDD

133 Jake Stringer ESS FWD CHRIS

134 Angus Brayshaw MELB DEF TIM

135 Lachie Hunter WB MID RICKY

136 Nic Naitanui WCE RUC WARNIE

137 Sam Gray PA FWD CALVIN

138 Matthew Suckling WB DEF SELBY

139 Alex Neal-Bullen MELB FWD FREAKO

140 Allen Christensen BL FWD ROY

ROUND 15

141 David Swallow GCS MID ROY

142 Brayden Maynard COLL DEF FREAKO

143 David Zaharakis ESS MID SELBY

144 Tom Bellchambers ESS RUC CALVIN

145 Liam Duggan WCE DEF WARNIE

146 Ed Curnow CARL MID RICKY

147 Josh Jenkins ADE FWD TIM

148 Nic Newman SYD MID CHRIS

149 Tom Papley SYD FWD JUDD

150 Aaron Sandilands FRE RUC MJ

NOTES



2017 2016

RANK PLAYERS CLUB POS 17 AVG 17 GMS 16 AVG 16 GMS NOTES

1 Rory Laird ADEL DEF 100.41 22 96.71 17

2 Kade Simpson CARL DEF 97.68 22 101.14 22

3 Elliot Yeo WCE DEF 98.33 21 79.05 19

4 Jake Lloyd SYD DEF 92.19 21 86.32 22

5 Jack Crisp COLL DEF 88.27 22 84.00 22

6 Michael Hibberd MELB DEF 92.56 18 0.00 0

7 Michael Hurley ESS DEF 94.15 20 0.00 0

8 Bachar Houli RICH DEF 90.50 18 93.33 12

9 Dylan Roberton STK DEF 90.27 22 69.89 18

10 Jeremy Howe COLL DEF 89.95 21 82.30 20

11 Heath Shaw GWS DEF 80.27 22 101.77 22

12 Brandon Ellis RICH DEF 84.68 22 89.50 22

13 Angus Brayshaw MELB DEF/MID 77.20 5 70.00 10

14 Zach Tuohy GEE DEF 85.59 22 73.18 22

15 Kade Kolodjashnij GCS DEF 85.82 11 72.42 19

16 Christian Salem MELB DEF 85.25 16 67.50 8

17 Luke McDonald NM DEF/MID 85.68 22 56.86 14

18 Pearce Hanley GCS DEF/MID 72.23 13 83.77 22

20 Alex Witherden BL DEF 88.44 9 0.00 0

19 James Sicily HAW DEF/FWD 74.32 19 59.76 21

21 Ryan Burton HAW DEF 84.40 20 54.33 3

22 Jason Johannisen WB DEF 75.90 20 93.31 13

23 Ryan Clarke NM DEF 68.73 15 55.17 6

24 Andrew McGrath ESS DEF 70.50 20 0.00 0

25 Josh Smith COLL DEF 81.62 13 76.28 18

26 Jarrod Harbrow GCS DEF 82.50 18 70.76 21

27 Luke Hodge BL DEF 86.89 19 87.00 13

28 Bernie Vince MELB DEF 78.00 19 91.81 21

29 Callum Mills SYD DEF 69.36 22 73.05 20

30 Sam Mayes BL DEF 79.81 21 67.00 21

31 Daniel Rich BL DEF 75.64 22 81.86 21

32 Shane Biggs WB DEF 76.94 16 78.73 22

33 Tom McDonald MELB DEF/FWD 79.14 22 75.64 22

34 Jasper Pittard PA DEF 76.88 16 82.27 22

35 Paul Seedsman ADEL DEF/MID 86.00 2 76.60 15

36 Matthew Suckling WB DEF 78.32 22 77.60 15

37 Matt Scharenberg COLL DEF 77.80 10 0.00 0

38 Shane Savage STK DEF 81.42 12 75.33 21

39 Grant Birchall HAW DEF 68.80 5 81.09 22

40 Tom Cutler BL DEF 76.33 12 71.47 15

DEFENDER RANKINGSAFL FANTASY OFFICIAL 2018 DRAFT KIT 13


2017 2016


41 Hamish Hartlett PA DEF 70.40 20 78.53 15

42 Brayden Maynard COLL DEF 72.23 22 68.20 20

43 Jayden Hunt MELB DEF 72.45 22 56.74 19

44 Jeremy McGovern WCE DEF 78.09 22 67.52 21

45 Aaron Mullett CARL DEF 72.78 18 60.79 14

46 Jarrad McVeigh SYD DEF 75.27 11 82.83 18

47 Nathan Wilson FRE DEF 70.90 21 63.63 19

48 Tom Langdon COLL DEF 72.64 11 71.20 5

49 Nick Haynes GWS DEF 72.50 16 74.06 16

50 Dan Houston PA DEF 72.50 16 0.00 0

51 Steven May GCS DEF 77.39 18 68.59 17

52 Nick Robertson BL DEF 62.95 21 58.33 6

53 Luke Ryan FRE DEF 75.27 11 0.00 0

54 Shannon Hurn WCE DEF 76.76 21 69.59 22

55 Lachie Henderson GEE DEF 70.21 19 69.00 18

56 Lee Spurr FRE DEF 70.94 16 76.73 22

57 Matthew Broadbent PA DEF 69.00 15 79.00 21

58 Robbie Tarrant NM DEF 72.76 21 69.23 22

59 Liam Duggan WCE DEF 67.44 18 53.21 14

60 Jamie Macmillan NM DEF 67.38 13 73.23 22

61 Caleb Marchbank CARL DEF 69.44 16 44.50 2

62 Jake Lever MELB DEF 68.29 17 60.95 22

63 Jimmy Webster STK DEF 66.83 18 59.00 11

64 Taylor Duryea HAW DEF/FWD 65.07 15 68.71 21

65 Ben Reid COLL DEF/FWD 69.33 15 73.35 17

66 Dane Rampe SYD DEF 66.80 15 68.18 22

67 Mark Baguley ESS DEF 65.05 21 78.30 10

68 Alex Rance RICH DEF 65.09 22 76.40 20

69 Michael Johnson FRE DEF 65.91 22 66.75 4

70 Marcus Adams WB DEF 72.90 10 66.91 11

71 Adam Saad ESS DEF 60.86 22 57.70 10

72 Nick Vlastuin RICH DEF 65.85 13 65.89 19

73 Martin Gleeson ESS DEF 64.71 17 65.65 20

74 Harry Taylor GEE DEF/FWD 65.45 22 64.50 22

75 David Astbury RICH DEF 64.45 22 60.21 19

76 Darcy Byrne-Jones PA DEF 65.50 22 58.95 20

77 Cameron Sutcliffe FRE DEF 59.77 13 73.00 19

78 Jake Carlisle STK DEF 62.45 22 0.00 0

79 Brad Sheppard WCE DEF 61.41 22 64.23 22

80 Heath Grundy SYD DEF 62.27 22 62.18 22

DEFENDER RANKINGSAFL FANTASY OFFICIAL 2018 DRAFT KIT 14


2017 2016


1 Tom Mitchell HAW MID 127.18 22 105.68 22

2 Zach Merrett ESS MID 117.10 21 117.59 22

3 Patrick Dangerfield GEE MID 120.52 21 117.95 22

4 Tom Rockliff PA MID 103.00 20 116.65 17

5 Dayne Zorko BL MID 114.29 21 106.15 20

6 Josh Kelly GWS MID 112.90 21 89.86 22

7 Gary Ablett GEE MID 118.86 14 101.21 14

8 Taylor Adams COLL MID 114.68 22 102.93 14

9 Dayne Beams BL MID 104.58 19 86.00 2

10 Dustin Martin RICH MID 113.64 22 107.05 22

11 Adam Treloar COLL MID 108.00 21 111.50 22

12 Matt Crouch ADEL MID 106.73 22 93.55 20

13 Brad Crouch ADEL MID 103.12 17 86.86 14

14 Mitch Duncan GEE MID 112.57 21 94.59 22

15 Rory Sloane ADEL MID 107.00 22 105.86 21

16 Scott Pendlebury COLL MID 108.88 16 106.32 22

17 Luke Parker SYD MID 98.41 22 109.91 22

18 Lachie Neale FRE MID 100.29 21 111.14 22

20 Marc Murphy CARL MID 111.09 22 79.80 10

19 Bryce Gibbs ADEL MID 112.14 22 105.41 22

21 Jack Macrae WB MID 103.95 22 98.83 18

22 Steele Sidebottom COLL MID 105.77 22 103.30 20

23 Josh P. Kennedy SYD MID 98.00 19 108.19 21

24 Patrick Cripps CARL MID 98.33 15 99.48 21

25 Stephen Coniglio GWS MID 95.71 7 103.43 21

26 Clayton Oliver MELB MID 101.59 22 68.92 13

27 Nat Fyfe FRE MID 97.38 21 98.60 5

28 Sebastian Ross STK MID 102.00 22 98.41 22

29 Marcus Bontempelli WB MID 100.23 22 98.59 22

30 Jack Steven STK MID 93.80 20 104.36 22

31 Joel Selwood GEE MID 95.11 18 102.55 22

32 Dan Hannebery SYD MID 94.43 21 108.36 22

33 Andrew Gaff WCE MID 100.68 22 93.52 21

34 Ollie Wines PA MID 99.82 22 100.64 22

35 Dyson Heppell ESS MID 100.36 22 0.00 0

36 Nathan Jones MELB MID 104.25 16 98.32 22

37 Brad Ebert PA MID 102.86 22 84.48 21

38 Dion Prestia RICH MID 81.95 19 92.93 14

39 Luke Shuey WCE MID 98.86 21 98.95 22

40 Connor Blakely FRE MID 91.76 17 75.13 15

MIDFIELDER RANKINGSAFL FANTASY OFFICIAL 2018 DRAFT KIT 15


2017 2016


41 Aaron Hall GCS MID 98.00 19 105.24 17

42 Brendon Goddard ESS MID 101.73 22 98.75 20

43 Dylan Shiel GWS MID 94.55 22 97.95 21

44 Lachie Whitfield GWS MID 97.93 15 83.47 19

45 Lachie Hunter WB MID 90.00 22 103.45 22

46 Jack Viney MELB MID 90.67 18 101.19 21

47 Ed Curnow CARL MID 88.15 13 101.76 21

48 Trent Cotchin RICH MID 95.50 22 97.00 20

49 Jaeger O'Meara HAW MID 70.67 6 0.00 0

50 Jarryd Lyons GCS MID 94.50 18 89.28 18

51 David Zaharakis ESS MID 99.68 22 93.52 21

52 Callan Ward GWS MID 93.55 22 95.86 22

53 Jack Ziebell NM MID 94.00 19 94.95 22

54 Shaun Grigg RICH MID 95.41 22 95.15 20

55 Jack Steele STK MID 92.80 20 71.60 10

56 Jack Redden WCE MID 83.53 17 64.87 15

57 Shaun Higgins NM MID 94.38 21 73.38 8

58 Bradley Hill FRE MID 93.68 22 69.11 18

59 Dom Tyson MELB MID 89.63 19 92.90 21

60 Isaac Smith HAW MID 92.45 22 89.09 22

61 Liam Shiels HAW MID 90.81 21 82.81 16

62 Luke Dunstan STK MID 87.63 16 68.83 18

63 Dom Sheed WCE MID 86.11 19 60.40 5

64 Jack Newnes STK MID 88.14 22 88.59 22

65 Tom Phillips COLL MID 83.33 18 73.50 6

66 Jordan Lewis MELB MID 88.84 19 103.23 22

67 Ben Cunnington NM MID 88.00 20 75.29 21

68 Koby Stevens STK MID 85.33 15 85.67 12

69 Ricky Henderson HAW MID 87.28 18 79.78 9

70 Scott Selwood GEE MID 99.91 11 79.67 3

71 David Swallow GCS MID 85.89 18 0.00 0

72 Brayden Fiorini GCS MID 83.62 13 111.50 2

73 David Armitage STK MID 70.50 2 85.77 22

74 Nic Newman SYD MID 86.61 18 0.00 0

75 Will Hoskin-Elliott COLL MID 84.91 22 48.50 2

76 Tom Scully GWS MID 81.86 21 95.95 22

77 Stephen Hill FRE MID 78.56 18 90.76 21

78 Touk Miller GCS MID 77.95 20 81.61 18

79 Tom Liberatore WB MID 72.06 18 81.24 17

80 Sam Kerridge CARL MID 84.09 11 80.33 21



Draft day is finally here and it is ‘go time’. Here are some tips to ensure you come out the other end with a competitive team.

It is important to continue to adjust your pre-draft list right up until the day of your draft to ensure you are fully prepared to make informed and calculated decisions on the run. If you are happy to leave the rankings in order of average, you are doing yourself an injustice given the amount of information available this pre-season to justify changes. A combination of this and your own intuition is the key to nailing the draft and an up to date list takes the pressure off, while also allowing you to think tactically throughout the draft.

It is also wise to consider the depth in the midfield compared to other positions which increases the value of high scoring players in other positions such as Rory Laird in the back line.

What should you be looking for to justify changing the Draft order?

Players returning from injury - Any opportunity you get to watch a player returning from injury is gold. You are not necessarily looking for them to dominate, but if they look on track to return to their best it is a great way to find a draft sleeper.

An example of this is Allen Christensen who looked injury free for the Lions in the AFLX series. This indicates that he could return an 80+ average as he has pumped out in the past.

Articles and interviews - Although the word of some players and coaches can’t be taken as gospel, reading and listening to interviews about players’ opportunities and roles for the upcoming season can be invaluable. An example of this is Essendon’s Andrew McGrath (DEF/MID) who will be given greater opportunity in the midfield this season which will increase his average nicely.

Pre-season form - This can be fraught with danger but if a player’s role and form appear to set them up for an increase in average, they may be worth bumping up the list.

Don’t waste early picks - It sounds obvious, but your first pick is no time to chase a player you like or someone you project to break-out when these players will likely be available with your third or fourth round selections. You need a franchise player that has consistency, ceiling and durability to lead your squad toward the finals.

2017 2016


81 Jared Polec PA MID 82.76 21 74.71 17

82 Mark Blicavs GEE MID 78.00 17 86.09 22

83 Lachlan Weller GCS MID 73.95 22 62.68 22

84 Billy Hartung NM MID 80.00 18 72.35 17

85 Ryan Griffen GWS MID 54.67 3 84.46 13

86 Jack Sinclair STK MID 78.71 17 54.33 9

87 Sam Gibson ADEL MID 82.59 22 90.41 22

88 Hugh Greenwood ADEL MID 78.83 12 0.00 0

89 Rory Atkins ADEL MID 81.23 22 73.00 22

90 Shaun Burgoyne HAW MID 81.36 22 86.14 22

91 Richard Douglas ADEL MID 80.95 22 75.00 22

92 Chris Masten WCE MID 78.23 13 73.45 20

93 Matthew Kennedy CARL MID 68.81 16 40.67 3

94 Trent Dumont NM MID 77.47 19 75.55 11

95 Daniel Howe HAW MID 75.89 18 67.00 10

96 Zak Jones SYD MID 79.00 21 55.29 14

97 Sam Powell-Pepper PA MID 69.90 21 0.00 0

98 Ryan Bastinac BL MID 78.38 16 77.50 22

99 Luke Davies-Uniacke NM MID 0.00 0 0.00 0

100 Will Brodie GCS MID 64.00 3 0.00 0

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2017 2016


1 Matthew Kreuzer CARL RUC 105.05 21 71.48 21

2 Max Gawn MELB RUC 85.85 13 106.50 22

3 Sam Jacobs ADEL RUC 99.41 22 88.30 20

4 Brodie Grundy COLL RUC 106.20 20 100.90 21

5 Stefan Martin BL RUC 99.77 22 89.05 20

6 Patrick Ryder PA RUC 91.71 21 0.00 0

7 Jarrod Witts GCS RUC 92.33 18 54.00 2

8 Ben McEvoy HAW RUC 91.41 22 65.33 21

9 Todd Goldstein NM RUC 86.68 19 96.43 21

10 Toby Nankervis RICH RUC 86.86 21 68.67 6

11 Zac Smith GEE RUC 84.61 18 65.81 21

12 Nic Naitanui WCE RUC 0.00 0 84.53 15

13 Tom Bellchambers ESS RUC 84.08 13 0.00 0

14 Aaron Sandilands FRE RUC 76.50 10 55.40 5

15 Sean Darcy FRE RUC 83.63 8 0.00 0

16 Billy Longer STK RUC 78.41 17 0.00 0

17 Scott Lycett WCE RUC 58.00 1 80.15 20

18 Callum Sinclair SYD RUC 74.53 17 61.19 16

19 Jordan Roughead WB RUC 68.54 13 68.24 21

20 Cameron Pedersen MELB RUC/FWD 83.40 15 60.22 9

21 Rhys Stanley GEE RUC/FWD 71.18 11 63.68 19

22 Matthew Leuenberger ESS RUC 82.29 7 72.95 20

23 Braydon Preuss NM RUC 67.25 8 0.00 0

24 Mason Cox COLL RUC/FWD 61.22 9 52.36 11

Once your Draft is done and dusted, the players who weren’t selected can be found in the Trade Centre as Free Agents. This is also known as the wavier wire or as we like to call it, the “scrapheap”.

As the season progresses, some of these players will be golden trades for your side despite not being drafted on the day. If a player has a role change or hits a hot patch of from, grabbing him before your mates could be a winning move. James Sicily averaged 54 in his first five games last year and wouldn’t have been drafted in many leagues. However, a move into defence saw him rejuvenate his season which was quickly noted by Roy, as he grabbed him as a free agent to be a member of destROY. This move alone proved to be a premiership winning move Roy went on to win the prestigious Bacon Cup.

New Dual Position Players (DPP) are announced in rounds six, 12 and 18. This is when everyone in your league frantically races to the free agents to find a player they can use in a position of need.

An undrafted midfielder who is now available as a defender or forward could be a starting player in their new position. Steele Sidebottom’s value sky-rocketed last year in round 18 when he was announced as a forward. Finishing the season with an average of 106, he was a match winning selection for those lucky coaches who had the luxury of moving him forward and freeing up another position in their midfield.

Nailing a Team-To-Team Trade can help you on your way to winning your draft league. Targeting your weaker and vulnerable mates is critical, especially those who have a passionate and invested interest in a club. You will be able to manipulate these footy tragics by trading them players, who they believe are better than they actually are, putting you one step ahead of the game and on your way to Draft success.

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RUCK RANKINGSAFL FANTASY OFFICIAL 2018 DRAFT KIT 18


2017 2016


1 Jack Billings STK FWD 94.59 22 79.35 17

2 Michael Barlow GCS MID/FWD 94.75 12 96.54 13

3 Isaac Heeney SYD MID/FWD 92.17 18 73.35 20

4 Sam Menegola GEE MID/FWD 102.11 19 95.00 6

5 Toby Greene GWS FWD 91.44 16 92.71 21

6 Lance Franklin SYD FWD 96.09 22 94.23 22

7 Chad Wingard PA MID/FWD 92.22 18 71.61 18

8 Luke Dahlhaus WB MID/FWD 88.55 22 92.29 17

9 Tom Lynch ADEL FWD 90.85 20 90.24 21

10 Devon Smith ESS FWD 81.63 16 80.00 12

11 Travis Boak PA MID/FWD 91.24 21 89.68 22

12 Mitch Robinson BL MID/FWD 82.71 7 84.52 21

13 Toby McLean WB MID/FWD 85.58 19 72.50 12

14 Robbie Gray PA FWD 81.23 22 97.63 19

15 David Mundy FRE MID/FWD 84.24 21 89.17 18

16 Joe Daniher ESS FWD 84.73 22 71.95 22

17 Jeremy Cameron GWS FWD 88.33 18 63.94 18

18 Jack Gunston HAW FWD 84.95 22 87.82 22

19 Christian Petracca MELB MID/FWD 71.05 22 67.88 17

20 Tom J. Lynch GCS FWD 80.32 19 86.18 22

21 Jarryd Roughead HAW FWD 84.18 22 0.00 0

22 Josh J. Kennedy WCE FWD 81.59 17 88.68 22

23 Darcy Parish ESS MID/FWD 78.26 19 73.80 20

24 Alex Neal-Bullen MELB FWD 81.05 19 51.50 4

25 Jack Martin GCS FWD 83.05 22 75.10 21

26 Michael Walters FRE MID/FWD 79.59 17 81.64 22

27 Tom Papley SYD MID/FWD 78.83 18 60.75 16

28 Jordan de Goey COLL MID/FWD 79.50 14 75.50 20

29 Rory Lobb GWS FWD 66.29 17 67.32 22

30 Kane Lambert RICH MID/FWD 85.24 21 63.47 15

31 Allen Christensen BL FWD 0.00 0 67.09 11

32 Steven Motlop PA MID/FWD 69.50 20 82.77 22

33 Rhys Mathieson BL MID/FWD 71.92 13 70.55 11

34 Blake Acres STK MID/FWD 77.89 18 71.44 16

35 Josh Dunkley WB FWD 63.00 7 80.62 13

36 Josh Caddy RICH MID/FWD 74.53 19 85.63 16

37 Brett Deledio GWS FWD 72.75 4 91.73 11

38 Liam Picken WB FWD 76.18 22 87.64 22

39 Josh Jenkins ADEL FWD 81.22 18 80.05 22

40 Justin Westhoff PA MID/FWD 83.05 22 80.95 22

FORWARD RANKINGSAFL FANTASY OFFICIAL 2018 DRAFT KIT 19


2017 2016


41 Jack Watts PA FWD 75.44 16 79.64 22

42 Kieren Jack SYD MID/FWD 74.65 17 90.67 21

43 Hayden Crozier WB FWD 66.26 19 75.25 16

44 Mitch Wallis WB MID/FWD 74.75 12 79.76 17

45 Jake Stringer ESS FWD 57.19 16 65.74 19

46 Aaron Young GCS FWD 55.00 13 75.19 21

47 Charlie Curnow CARL FWD 71.24 21 44.50 6

48 Cyril Rioli HAW FWD 59.57 7 84.74 19

49 Taylor Walker ADEL FWD 80.60 20 75.00 21

50 Sam Gray PA FWD 81.86 22 87.06 17

51 Daniel Wells COLL MID/FWD 77.20 10 87.94 18

52 Levi Greenwood COLL MID/FWD 69.13 16 80.10 21

53 Jesse Hogan MELB FWD 70.80 10 79.10 21

54 Jamie Elliott COLL FWD 75.82 17 0.00 0

55 Charlie Dixon PA FWD 81.00 22 56.28 18

56 Matthew Wright CARL FWD 76.23 22 84.36 22

57 Eddie Betts ADEL FWD 72.52 21 79.77 22

58 Brendon Ah Chee WCE MID/FWD 58.60 5 65.55 11

59 Lin Jong WB MID/FWD 71.67 12 75.87 15

60 Cale Hooker ESS FWD 74.25 20 0.00 0

61 Caleb Daniel WB MID/FWD 75.30 20 79.35 20

62 Sam Petrevski-Seton CARL MID/FWD 67.90 20 0.00 0

63 George Hewett SYD MID/FWD 75.91 22 57.75 20

64 Jack Riewoldt RICH FWD 77.30 20 79.00 22

65 Tom Hawkins GEE FWD 78.37 19 75.48 21

66 Jarrad Waite NM FWD 76.10 10 83.71 14

67 Mason Wood NM FWD 65.00 10 73.50 8

68 Lewis Taylor BL FWD 77.73 22 59.05 19

69 Tim Taranto GWS MID/FWD 61.42 12 0.00 0

70 Ben Brown NM FWD 72.32 22 65.90 21

71 Maverick Weller STK FWD 68.78 18 73.55 22

72 Jake Barrett BL FWD 66.41 17 0.00 0

73 Luke Breust HAW FWD 71.19 21 78.55 22

74 Dale Thomas CARL MID/FWD 71.83 18 74.78 18

75 Danyle Pearce FRE FWD 67.57 7 80.14 22

76 Harley Bennell FRE FWD 46.50 2 0.00 0

77 Jake Melksham MELB FWD 71.79 19 0.00 0

78 Hugh McCluggage BL MID/FWD 61.22 18 0.00 0

79 Will Langford HAW MID/FWD 70.25 20 70.77 13

80 Jade Gresham STK FWD 65.36 22 61.06 18

FORWARD RANKINGSAFL FANTASY OFFICIAL 2018 DRAFT KIT 20


PICK PLAYER CLUB

1 Rory Laird ADEL

2 Kade Simpson CARL

3 Elliot Yeo WCE

4 Jake Lloyd SYD

5 Jack Crisp COLL

6 Michael Hibberd MELB

7 Michael Hurley ESS

8 Bachar Houli RICH

9 Dylan Roberton STK

10 Luke McDonald NM

11 Heath Shaw GWS

12 Brandon Ellis RICH

13 Jeremy Howe COLL

14 Zach Tuohy GEE

15 James Sicily HAW

16 Kade Kolodjashnij GCS

17 Christian Salem MELB

18 Pearce Hanley GCS

19 Angus Brayshaw MELB

20 Alex Witherden BL

21 Ryan Burton HAW

22 Jason Johannisen WB

23 Ryan Clarke NM

24 Andrew McGrath ESS

25 Josh Smith COLL

26 Jarrod Harbrow GCS

27 Luke Hodge BL

28 Bernie Vince MELB

29 Callum Mills SYD

30 Sam Mayes BL

31 Daniel Rich BL

32 Shane Biggs WB

33 Tom McDonald MELB

34 Jasper Pittard PA

35 Paul Seedsman ADEL

36 Matthew Suckling WB

37 Matt Scharenberg COLL

38 Shane Savage STK

39 Grant Birchall HAW

40 Tom Cutler BL

41 Hamish Hartlett PA

42 Brayden Maynard COLL

43 Jayden Hunt MELB

44 Jeremy McGovern WCE

45 Aaron Mullett CARL

46 Jarrad McVeigh SYD

47 Nathan Wilson FRE

48 Tom Langdon COLL

49 Nick Haynes GWS

50 Dan Houston PA

PICK PLAYER CLUB

1 Tom Mitchell HAW

2 Zach Merrett ESS

3 Patrick Dangerfield GEE

4 Tom Rockliff PA

5 Dayne Zorko BL

6 Josh Kelly GWS

7 Taylor Adams COLL

8 Dustin Martin RICH

9 Dayne Beams BL

10 Gary Ablett GEE

11 Adam Treloar COLL

12 Matt Crouch ADEL

13 Brad Crouch ADEL

14 Mitch Duncan GEE

15 Rory Sloane ADEL

16 Scott Pendlebury COLL

17 Luke Parker SYD

18 Lachie Neale FRE

19 Marc Murphy CARL

20 Bryce Gibbs ADEL

21 Jack Macrae WB

22 Steele Sidebottom COLL

23 Josh P. Kennedy SYD

24 Patrick Cripps CARL

25 Stephen Coniglio GWS

26 Clayton Oliver MELB

27 Nat Fyfe FRE

28 Sebastian Ross STK

29 Marcus Bontempelli WB

30 Jack Steven STK

31 Joel Selwood GEE

32 Dan Hannebery SYD

33 Andrew Gaff WCE

34 Ollie Wines PA

35 Dyson Heppell ESS

36 Nathan Jones MELB

37 Brad Ebert PA

38 Dion Prestia RICH

39 Luke Shuey WCE

40 Connor Blakely FRE

41 Aaron Hall GCS

42 Brendon Goddard ESS

43 Dylan Shiel GWS

44 Lachie Whitfield GWS

45 Lachie Hunter WB

46 Jack Viney MELB

47 Ed Curnow CARL

48 Trent Cotchin RICH

49 Jaeger O'Meara HAW

50 Jarryd Lyons GCS

PICK PLAYER CLUB

51 David Zaharakis ESS

52 Callan Ward GWS

53 Jack Ziebell NM

54 Shaun Grigg RICH

55 Jack Steele STK

56 Jack Redden WCE

57 Shaun Higgins NM

58 Bradley Hill FRE

59 Dom Tyson MELB

60 Isaac Smith HAW

61 Liam Shiels HAW

62 Luke Dunstan STK

63 Dom Sheed WCE

64 Jack Newnes STK

65 Tom Phillips COLL

66 Jordan Lewis MELB

67 Ben Cunnington NM

68 Koby Stevens STK

69 Ricky Henderson HAW

70 Scott Selwood GEE

71 David Swallow GCS

72 Brayden Fiorini GCS

73 David Armitage STK

74 Nic Newman SYD

75 Will Hoskin-Elliott COLL

PICK PLAYER CLUB

1 Matthew Kreuzer CARL

2 Max Gawn MELB

3 Sam Jacobs ADEL

4 Brodie Grundy COLL

5 Stefan Martin BL

6 Patrick Ryder PA

7 Jarrod Witts GCS

8 Ben McEvoy HAW

9 Todd Goldstein NM

10 Toby Nankervis RICH

11 Zac Smith GEE

12 Nic Naitanui WCE

13 Tom Bellchambers ESS

14 Aaron Sandilands FRE

15 Sean Darcy FRE

16 Billy Longer STK

17 Scott Lycett WCE

18 Callum Sinclair SYD

19 Jordan Roughead WB

20 Cameron Pedersen MELB

21 Rhys Stanley GEE

22 Matthew Leuenberger ESS

23 Braydon Preuss NM

PICK PLAYER CLUB

1 Isaac Heeney SYD

2 Michael Barlow GCS

3 Jack Billings STK

4 Sam Menegola GEE

5 Toby Greene GWS

6 Lance Franklin SYD

7 Chad Wingard PA

8 Luke Dahlhaus WB

9 Tom Lynch ADEL

10 Devon Smith ESS

11 Travis Boak PA

12 Mitch Robinson BL

13 Toby McLean WB

14 Robbie Gray PA

15 David Mundy FRE

16 Joe Daniher ESS

17 Jeremy Cameron GWS

18 Jack Gunston HAW

19 Christian Petracca MELB

20 Tom J. Lynch GCS

21 Jarryd Roughead HAW

22 Josh J. Kennedy WCE

23 Darcy Parish ESS

24 Alex Neal-Bullen MELB

25 Jack Martin GCS

26 Michael Walters FRE

27 Tom Papley SYD

28 Rory Lobb GWS

29 Kane Lambert RICH

30 Allen Christensen BL

31 Steven Motlop PA

32 Rhys Mathieson BL

33 Blake Acres STK

34 Josh Dunkley WB

35 Josh Caddy RICH

36 Brett Deledio GWS

37 Liam Picken WB

38 Josh Jenkins ADEL

39 Justin Westhoff PA

40 Jack Watts PA

41 Kieren Jack SYD

42 Hayden Crozier WB

43 Mitch Wallis WB

44 Jake Stringer ESS

45 Aaron Young GCS

46 Charlie Curnow CARL

47 Cyril Rioli HAW

48 Taylor Walker ADEL

49 Sam Gray PA

50 Daniel Wells COLL

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