AFL Talent Ambassador Kevin Sheehan has released his top 30 prospects ahead of the AFLW Draft. The list includes players from every state, with players sorted in alphabetical order and not ranked. Sheehan's prospects do not include the players selected by Essendon, Hawthorn, Port Adelaide and the Sydney Swans during With just less than two months until the AFL Draft, this is ESPN's extended top 30 October Power Rankings. The AFL Draft is just less than two months away. ESPN/Getty Images Jye Amiss Best position: Key forward Height, weight: cm, 83kg Recruited from: East Perth Projected draft range: Plays like: Jack Gunston August ranking: Outside Rationale: A late
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See the October edition of House of Footy’s AFL Draft Rankings below: 1. Harley Reid. VIC Country/Bendigo Pioneers. MID, cm, 85kg. September AFL Draft Power Rankings – October SEASON is done and dusted in each state and territory, leaving just the combine testing to be played out for the current AFL Draft class. Finals and one last National Championship dig have altered the order ahead of the intake in late-November, with the key movers and sliders covered in Wilson is a mid first-round draft prospect, but whether he’ll be on the board come the Kangaroos’ glut of late first-round selections – Picks 15, 17 and 18 – remains unclear Sheehan has now announced his top 40 prospects for the AFL Draft. The players are listed in alphabetical order and not ranked. Each profile includes the
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Will Ashcroft, Aaron Cadman and Reuben Ginbey. It’s officially draft season. The unofficial final of the State Championships between Vic Metro and Country showed Devon Smith has received a huge rankings boost considering the average that sits next to his name following an injury interrupted A record number of tackles in the previous season saw Smith average and could be in the mix as one of the top forwards In the June edition of the Draft Power Rankings for , a number of familiar AFL names are rising up the board, with a brother of a Port player, and a nephew of a premiership Tiger impressing in Jed Walter in action for the Allies. Image: AFL. 3. Nick Watson. VIC Metro/Eastern Ranges. FWD, cm, 67kg. May Ranking: 2. The highly skilled Victoria Metro product has returned to the forward line this month, making an immediate impact on the scoreboard with a three goal performance against South Australia