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Updated draft order
This is what the 2022 AFL draft order looks like after all of the moves that took place yesterday
Player movements so far…
19/20. Jason Horne-Francis (NM), Junior Rioli (WC), future second-round pick (GWS) and future third-round pick (NM) traded to Port Adelaide; pick 1 (NM), pick 53 (PA) and pick 57 (PA) traded to GWS; pick 8 (PA), pick 12 (GWS), future second-round pick (PA) and future third-round pick (PA) traded to West Coast; pick 2 (WC), pick 3 (GWS), pick 40 (WC), pick 43 (PA), future first-round pick (PA) traded to North Melbourne.
18. Izak Rankine (GC), pick 46 (GC) and future fourth-round pick (GC) traded to Adelaide in exchange for pick 5, future third-round pick and future fourth-round pick.
17. Will Setterfield (Carl) and pick 68 (Carl) traded to Essendon in exchange for future fourth-round pick.
16. Luke Jackson (Melb), pick 44 (Melb) and 67 (Melb) traded to Fremantle in exchange for pick 13, future first-round pick and future second-round pick.
15. Toby Bedford (Melb) traded to GWS in exchange for pick 44.
**Pick 25 (BL) traded to Geelong in exchange for picks 38, 48 and 55, future second-round pick and future fourth-round pick.
14. Tanner Bruhn (GWS) traded to Geelong in exchange for pick 18.
13. Josh Corbett (GC) traded to Fremantle in exchange for future fourth-round pick.
12. Tom Berry (BL), pick 46 (BL) and future second-round pick (BL) traded to Gold Coast in exchange for picks 25, 36 and 56.
11. Ben Long (StK) and future fourth-round pick (StK) traded to Gold Coast in exchange for pick 32.
** Brisbane Lions traded pick 15 to GWS in exchange for pick 21 and future-second round pick.
9/10. Griffin Logue (Fre), Darcy Tucker (Fre) and future third-round pick (Fre) traded to North Melbourne in exchange for future second-round pick, future third-round pick and future fourth-round pick.
8. Zaine Cordy (WB) joined St Kilda as an unrestricted free agent.
** Melbourne traded picks 33, 43 and 53 to Port Adelaide in exchange for pick 27.
7. Liam Jones (Carl) joined Western Bulldogs as an unrestricted free agent. Carlton received pick 49 (AFL) as compensation.
6. Daniel McStay (BL) joined Collingwood as an unrestricted free agent. Brisbane Lions received pick 35 (AFL) as compensation.
5. Blake Acres (Fre) traded to Carlton in exchange for future third-round pick.
4. Jayden Hunt (Melb) joined West Coast as an unrestricted free agent. Melbourne received pick 52 (AFL) as compensation.
3. Tim Taranto (GWS) traded to Richmond in exchange for pick 12 and pick 19
2. Bobby Hill (GWS) and pick 40 (GWS) traded to Collingwood in exchange for pick 43 and future second-round pick
1. Karl Amon (PA) joined Hawthorn as an unrestricted free agent. Port Adelaide received pick 27 (AFL) as compensation.
*picks are as they are at time of trades
Power make offer for Ratugolea
By Peter Ryan
Port Adelaide have pick No.33 on the table for Geelong big man Esava Ratugolea who has indicated a desire to be traded to Port.
Ratugolea has one year remaining on his contract and the Cats want to retain him but with the Magpies refusing to yield on their desire for a first-round draft pick for Oliver Henry, pick 33 may come in handy if Geelong try to improve on their offer of pick 25.
Geelong’s Esava Ratugolea.Credit:Getty Images
LISTEN: ‘The biggest game of chicken in the trade period’
In this trade period special episode of the Real Footy podcast, Jake Niall and Michael Gleeson discuss the action from day six of trade period, including the groundbreaking four-way deal that got Jason Horne-Francis to Port Adelaide, and look at the state of play in the deals that haven’t yet been done.
Jackson trade opens the path for Grundy – but there’s a hitch
By Michael Gleeson, Jake Niall and Jon Pierik
While Luke Jackson’s trade to Fremantle has opened the path for Melbourne to secure Collingwood’s Brodie Grundy, the Demons have rejected a push by the Magpies to swap first round picks as part of the trade for the ruckman.
Melbourne have offered pick 27 for the two-time All-Australian ruckman, who is contracted to Collingwood for five more years on more than $4.5 million. Collingwood have offered to pay some of Grundy’s contract at Melbourne.
While the Grundy deal is still likely, the Magpies have said they are prepared to keep the ruckman if they do not get an improvement on the terms of the trade.
Click here to read more.
Luke Jackson is now a Docker after a three-team deal, leaving the Demons to now work on securing Brodie Grundy.Credit:The Age
Giants make late bid for O’Meara
By Jake Niall and Michael Gleeson
Greater Western Sydney have made a surprise late bid for Hawthorn’s star midfielder Jaeger O’Meara, meaning the Hawks could potentially trade out both O’Meara and Brownlow medallist Tom Mitchell in the next 48 hours.
With a deal for inside midfielder Jacob Hopper to Richmond likely to go through and reunite him with Tim Taranto at Punt Road, the Giants are looking for experienced support and have made enquiries with Hawthorn about O’Meara, club sources confirmed.
The 28-year-old is contracted for one more year at the Hawks on significant money but could sign a new multi-year contract at GWS on revised terms. Hawthorn could also contribute to his salary next year. But the club is still grappling with the prospect of trading O’Meara out and whether a deal can be done.
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The Giants are interested in trading for Jaeger O’Meara.Credit:AFL Photos
Greetings, everybody
By Ronny Lerner
Hello and welcome to our live rolling coverage of day seven of the 2022 AFL trade period.
And if we see half the action that we did yesterday, then we’re in for another drama-filled day.
To say Monday was moving day of the trade period would be an understatement, as Luke Jackson, Izak Rankine, Jason Horne-Francis and Junior Rioli all found new homes.
Will Setterfield and Toby Bedford also joined new clubs.
Those moves took the grand total of players to have crossed to new clubs this trade/free agency period to 20.
But that tally looks set to grow even further with the likes of Brodie Grundy, Josh Dunkley, Jacob Hopper and Tom Mitchell still yet to arrive at their new clubs.
Stay tuned to this blog throughout the day for all the latest trade moves, breaking news and analysis.
Brodie Grundy.Credit:AFL Photos
