This is our collection of draftee profiles,previews,rankings and analysis ahead of the 2024 national draft.
In the first of a two-part series on direction of player movement in the AFL,we look at free agency,academies,new future trading rules and whether a traditional rebuild is still possible as the draft becomes increasingly compromised.
With an ageing list and little young key position talent,Collingwood’s premiership window is punishingly tight.
The rising stars rated most highly want clubs to pick them first rather than placing a bid on Levi Ashcroft. Plus,every player who has nominated for the AFL draft.
Jagga Smith has a rockstar name and an ability to win the Sherrin that no other player in this year’s AFL draft class can match. Could he go No.1?
Collingwood kicked off the AFL’s delisted free agency period by signing former St Kilda forward Tim Membrey on a two-year deal.
The draft is rapidly approaching and the 2024 class has recruiters salivating over its depth of talent and variety. We rank the top-40 players.
The Kangaroos are open to cashing in the No.2 pick in the draft if they can get two decent later picks for it,but the Tigers - who have a wealth of picks - have their eyes on Sam Lalor at No.1 and are reluctant to give up their next selection.
Coveted would-be free agent Cam Rayner’s six-year extension at reigning premiers Brisbane has dramatically changed the player movement landscape for 2025.
A forward in just his mid-20s,who was part of Collingwood’s controversial “fire sale” of players heading out the door,has retired.
See the full list of players who have nominated so far for this year’s AFL draft,which will run across two days on November 20 and 21.