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DRAFT: 2024 Indicative Draft Order

View the current draft order ahead of the 2024 AFL Draft

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All club's draft picks at end of the 2024 Trade Period.

Adelaide: 4, 64
Brisbane: 27, 34, 42, 43, 49, 60, 66
Carlton: 3, 38, 63, 68, 69, 72
Collingwood: 52, 55, 58
Essendon: 28, 31, 40, 46, 53, 54, 65
Fremantle: 14, 30, 67
Geelong: 45, 57, 75
Gold Coast: 39, 41, 51, 61, 70, 76, 78
Greater Western Sydney: 15, 16, 21, 37, 56, 74
Hawthorn: 33, 71, 77
Melbourne: 5, 9
North Melbourne: 2, 62 
Port Adelaide: 13, 29, 36, 50
Richmond: 1, 6, 10, 11, 18, 20, 23, 24
St Kilda: 7, 8, 32, 47
Sydney: 19, 22, 44, 59
West Coast: 12, 26, 73
Western Bulldogs: 17, 25, 35, 48

Indicative Draft Order at end of Trade Period, 2024

ROUND ONE
1 Richmond
2 North Melbourne
3 Carlton (received from West Coast in three-way trade for Liam Baker)
4 Adelaide
5 Melbourne 
6 Richmond (received from Gold Coast in Daniel Rioli trade)
7 St Kilda
8 St Kilda (Josh Battle compensation pick)
9 Melbourne (received from Essendon in pick swaps trade)
10 Richmond (received from Fremantle in Shai Bolton trade)
11 Richmond (received from Fremantle in Shai Bolton trade, tied to Collingwood)
12 West Coast (received from Carlton in three-way trade for Liam Baker)
13 Port Adelaide (received from Gold Coast in three-club mega trade, tied to Western Bulldogs)
14 Fremantle (received from Richmond in Shai Bolton trade, Rich received from Carlton in three-way trade for Liam Baker; Carl originally received from Hawthorn in pick swaps trade)
15 Greater Western Sydney
16 Greater Western Sydney (Harry Perryman compensation pick)
17 Western Bulldogs (received as part of four-club mega trade, originally held by Geelong)
18 Richmond (received from Fremantle in Shai Bolton trade, tied to Port Adelaide)
19 Sydney
20 Richmond (received from Brisbane in pick swaps trade)
21 Greater Western Sydney (Isaac Cumming compensation pick)
22 Sydney (North Melbourne assistance package selection)
23  Richmond (received from Gold Coast in Daniel Rioli trade, originally North Melbourne assistance package selection)

ROUND TWO
24 Richmond
25 Western Bulldogs (received from North Melbourne in Caleb Daniel trade)
26 West Coast
27 Brisbane (received from St Kilda in pick swaps trade; originally tied to Adelaide)
28 Essendon (received from Melbourne in pick swaps trade; Melb received from Adelaide in Alex Neal-Bullen deal, originally tied to Melbourne)
29 Port Adelaide (received from Gold Coast in three-club mega trade)
30 Fremantle (tied to St Kilda)
31 Essendon
32 St Kilda (received from Brisbane in pick swaps trade; BL received from Richmond in pick swaps trade, originally tied to Fremantle)
33 Hawthorn (tied to Collingwood)
34 Brisbane (received from Carlton in pick swaps trade)
35 Western Bulldogs
36 Port Adelaide (received from Collingwood in three-club mega trade, tied to Hawthorn)
37 Greater Western Sydney
38 Carlton (received as part of four-club mega trade, originally held by Geelong)
39 Gold Coast (received from Port Adelaide in three-club mega trade)
40 Essendon (received from Melbourne in pick swaps trade; originally tied to Sydney)
41 Gold Coast (tied to Brisbane)
42 Brisbane (received from Richmond in pick swaps trade, originally Jack Graham compensation pick)

ROUND THREE
43 Brisbane (received from Richmond in pick swaps trade)
44 Sydney (received from North Melbourne in Luke Parker/Jacob Konstanty trade)
45 Geelong (received as part of four-club mega trade, StK received from Brisbane in pick swaps trade; BL received from Richmond in pick swaps trade, originally tied to West Coast)
46 Essendon (received from Melbourne in pick swaps trade; Melb received from Adelaide in pick swap trade)
47 St Kilda (tied to Melbourne)
48 Western Bulldogs (tied to Gold Coast)
49 Brisbane (received from Melbourne in Harry Sharp trade, tied to St Kilda)
50 Port Adelaide (received from Gold Coast in three-club mega trade, GC received from Carlton in Elijah Hollands deal, originally tied to Essendon)
51 Gold Coast (received from Richmond in Daniel Rioli trade, tied to Fremantle)
52 Collingwood
53 Essendon (received from Greater Western Sydney in Jake Stringer trade, tied to Carlton)
54 Essendon (received from Melbourne in pick swaps trade; originally tied to Western Bulldogs)
55 Collingwood (tied to Hawthorn)
56 Greater Western Sydney
57 Geelong
58 Collingwood (received from Port Adelaide in three-club mega trade)
59 Sydney
60 Brisbane

ROUND FOUR
61 Gold Coast (received from Richmond in Daniel Rioli trade)
62 North Melbourne
63 Carlton (received from West Coast in three-way trade for Liam Baker)
64 Adelaide
65 Essendon (received from Melbourne in pick swaps trade)
66 Brisbane (received from Carlton in pick swaps trade, originally tied to Gold Coast)
67 Fremantle (tied to St Kilda)
68 Carlton (received from West Coast in three-way trade for Liam Baker; WC received from North Melbourne in Jack Darling deal, originally tied to Essendon)
69 Carlton (tied to Fremantle)
70 Gold Coast (received from Richmond in Daniel Rioli trade, tied to Collingwood)
71 Hawthorn (tied to Carlton)
72 Carlton (tied to Western Bulldogs)
73  West Coast (received from Carlton in three-way trade for Liam Baker; received from Brisbane in pick swaps trade, originally tied to Hawthorn)
74 Greater Western Sydney
75 Geelong
76 Gold Coast (received from Richmond in Daniel Rioli trade, tied to Port Adelaide)
77 Hawthorn (tied to Sydney)
78 Gold Coast (tied to Brisbane)

 

2025 DRAFT SELECTIONS TRADED

  IN OUT
Adelaide - third-round pick from Melb
- third-round pick from GWS
- fourth-round pick from GWS		 - second-round pick to GWS
Brisbane - third-round pick from Ess - second-round pick to Carl
- third-round pick to Melb
Carlton - second-round pick from BL - first-round pick to Haw
- second-round pick to Haw
Collingwood   - first-round pick to GC
Essendon - first-round pick from Melb - third-round pick to Melb
Fremantle - third-round pick from Rich  
Geelong    
Gold Coast - first-round pick from PA
- first-round pick from Coll		  
GWS Giants - second-round pick from Adel - third-round pick to Adel
- fourth-round pick to Adel
Hawthorn - first-round pick from Carl
- second-round pick from Carl
- fourth-round pick from WC		 - first-round pick to WC
- second-round pick to WC
- third-round pick to WC
Melbourne - third-round pick from BL - first-round pick to Ess
- third-round pick to Adel
North Melbourne    
Port Adelaide   - first-round pick to GC
Richmond   - third-round pick to Frem
St Kilda    
Sydney    
West Coast - first-round pick from Haw
- second-round pick from Haw
- third-round pick from Haw		 - fourth-round pick to Haw
Western Bulldogs    

2024 Draft Value Index

Round One   Round Two Round Three Round Four Round Five
Pick/Pts Pick/Pts Pick/Pts Pick/Pts Pick/Pts
1. 3000 19. 948 37. 483 55. 207 73. 9
2. 2517 20. 912 38. 465 56. 194 74. -
3. 2234 21. 878 39. 446 57. 182 75. -
4. 2034 22. 845 40. 429 58. 170 76. -
5. 1878 23. 815 41. 412 59. 158 77. -
6. 1751 24. 785 42. 395 60. 146 78. -
7. 1644 25. 756 43. 378 61. 135 79. -
8. 1551 26. 729 44. 362 62. 123 80. -
9. 1469 27. 703 45. 347 63. 112 81. -
10. 1395 28. 677 46. 331 64. 101 82. -
11. 1329 29. 653 47. 316 65. 90 83 -
12. 1268 30. 629 48. 302 66. 80  
13. 1212 31. 606 49. 287 67. 69  
14. 1161 32. 584 50. 273 68. 59  
15. 1112 33. 563 51. 259 69. 49  
16. 1067 34. 542 52. 246 70. 39  
17. 1025 35. 522 53. 233 71. 29  
18. 985 36. 502 54. 220 72. 19  

2025 Draft Value Index

Round One   Round Two Round Three Round Four Round Five
Pick/Pts Pick/Pts Pick/Pts Pick/Pts Pick/Pts
1. 3000 19. 796 37. 297 55. - 73. -
2. 2481 20. 757 38. 277 56. - 74. -
3. 2178 21. 721 39. 257 57. -  
4. 1962 22. 686 40. 238 58. -  
5. 1795 23. 653 41. 220 59. -  
6. 1659 24. 621 42. 202 60. -  
7. 1543 25. 590 43. 184 61. -  
8. 1443 26. 561 44. 167 62. -  
9. 1355 27. 533 45. 150 63. -  
10. 1276 28. 505 46. 134 64. -  
11. 1205 29. 479 47. 118 65. -  
12. 1140 30. 454 48. 102 66. -  
13. 1080 31. 429 49. 86 67. -  
14. 1024 32. 405 50. 71 68. -  
15. 973 33. 382 51. 57 69. -  
16. 924 34. 360 52. 42 70. -  
17. 879 35. 338 53. 28 71. -  
18. 836 36. 317 54. 14 72. -  
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