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Australian Football League draft

2019 AFL draft
General information
Date(s)	27 May - Mid-season Draft 27-28 November - National Draft 29 November - Rookie Draft
Location	Marvel Stadium
Network(s)	Fox Footy
Sponsored by	National Australia Bank
Overview
League	AFL
First selection	Matt Rowell (Gold Coast)
← 2018 2020 →

The2019 AFL draft consisted of the various periods where the 18 clubs in theAustralian Football League (AFL) can trade and recruit players following the completion of the2019 AFL season.

Key dates

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Table of key dates^[1]
Event	Date(s)
Mid-season rookie draft	27 May
Free agency period	Restricted and Unrestricted: 4–10 October Delisted: 1–11 November; 13–22 November; 28 November-2 December
Trade period	Players and selections: 7–16 October Selections only: 17 October–22 November
National draft	First round: 27 November Second and subsequent rounds: 28 November
Rookie draft	29 November
Pre-season supplemental selection period	December - March

Mid-season rookie draft

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The first mid-season draft since1993 was held after Round 10 of the2019 AFL season on 27 May.^[2]^[3] The draft was only open to clubs with inactive players on their list and vacancies available, such as long-term injuries or retirements. Players recruited during the mid-season draft earned a contract for the remainder of the season, though had the option of negotiating terms for an extension at any period throughout the season.^[3]

Table of mid-season draft selections
Round	Pick	Player	Club	Recruited from		Pick due to
Round	Pick	Player	Club	Club	League	Pick due to
1	1	Josh Deluca	Carlton	Subiaco	WAFL	Jarrod Pickett long-term injury
	2	Mitch Riordan	Gold Coast	Dandenong Stingrays	NAB League	Harrison Wigg long-term injury
	3	Kyle Dunkley	Melbourne	Footscray	VFL	Aaron Nietschke long-term injury
	4	Michael Knoll	Sydney	South Adelaide	SANFL	Kurt Tippett retirement
	5	Lachlan Hosie	North Melbourne	Glenelg	SANFL	Ed Vickers-Willis long-term injury
	6	Ryan Gardner	Western Bulldogs	Footscray	VFL	Liam Picken retirement
	7	Will Snelling	Essendon	West Adelaide	SANFL	Devon Smith long-term injury
	8	Jack Mayo	St Kilda	Subiaco	WAFL	Paddy McCartin long-term injury
	9	Cameron Sutcliffe	Port Adelaide	Port Adelaide	SANFL	Jake Patmore long-term injury
	10	Passed	Hawthorn	—	—	Tim Mohr long-term injury
	11	Dillon O'Reilly	Fremantle	East Fremantle	WAFL	Matt Taberner long-term injury
	12	Passed	Adelaide	—	—	Tom Doedee long-term injury
	13	Marlion Pickett⁺	Richmond	South Fremantle	WAFL	Shaun Grigg retirement
	14	John Noble	Collingwood	West Adelaide	SANFL	Lynden Dunn long-term injury
2	15	Passed	Gold Coast	—	—	Rory Thompson long-term injury
	16	Cody Hirst	Sydney	Eastern Ranges	NAB League	Heath Grundy retirement
	17	Passed	Western Bulldogs	—	—	Tom Boyd retirement
	18	Passed	Essendon	—	—	Sam Draper long-term injury

Previous trades

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Since 2015, clubs have been able to trade future picks in the next year's national draft during thetrade period. As a result, a total of 34 selections for the 2019 draft were traded during the2018 trade period, including (for the first time) at the2018 National Draft, where 14 picks were traded. The selection order for each of these picks is tied to the original club's finishing position in the2019 season.^[4]

Table of previously traded selections
Rd	Orig. Club	New Club	Acquired via	Ref
1	Brisbane Lions	Gold Coast	Pick swap	^[5]
	Essendon	Greater Western Sydney	Dylan Shiel trade	^[6]
	Collingwood	Brisbane Lions	Dayne Beams trade	^[7]
	Adelaide	Carlton	Pick swap at the2018 National Draft	^[8]
	Carlton	Adelaide	Pick swap at the2018 National Draft	^[8]
2	St Kilda	Sydney	Dan Hannebery trade	^[9]
	Carlton	Adelaide	viaGreater Western Sydney (Will Setterfield trade) On-traded toAdelaide (Pick swap at the2018 National Draft)	^[10] ^[11]
	Gold Coast	Brisbane Lions	Pick swap	^[5]
	Greater Western Sydney	Essendon	Dylan Shiel trade	^[6]
	Sydney	West Coast	Pick swap at the2018 National Draft	^[12]
3	Richmond	Gold Coast	Anthony Miles andCorey Ellis trade	^[13]
	Gold Coast	Richmond	Anthony Miles andCorey Ellis trade	^[13]
	Adelaide	Carlton	Mitch McGovern andShane McAdam trade	^[14]
	Fremantle	Brisbane Lions	viaPort Adelaide (Pick swap) On-traded toBrisbane Lions (Sam Mayes trade)	^[15] ^[16]
	Hawthorn	Western Bulldogs	viaGold Coast (Jack Scrimshaw trade) On traded toBrisbane Lions (pick swap) On-traded toWestern Bulldogs (Marcus Adams trade)	^[17] ^[5] ^[18]
	Port Adelaide	Hawthorn	Chad Wingard andRyan Burton trade	^[16]
	West Coast	Sydney	Pick swap at the2018 National Draft	^[19]
	St Kilda	Western Bulldogs	viaNorth Melbourne (Pick swap at the2018 National Draft) On-traded toWestern Bulldogs (Pick swap at the2018 National Draft)	^[20] ^[21]
4	North Melbourne	Port Adelaide	Jared Polec andJasper Pittard trade	^[22]
	St Kilda	West Coast	Tom Hickey trade	^[23]
	West Coast	Carlton	viaSt Kilda (Tom Hickey trade) On-traded toCarlton (Pick swap at the2018 National Draft)	^[23] ^[24]
	Gold Coast	St Kilda	viaHawthorn (Jack Scrimshaw trade) On-traded toGreater Western Sydney (Tom Scully trade) On-traded toSt Kilda (Pick swap at the2018 National Draft)	^[17] ^[25] ^[26]
	Greater Western Sydney	St Kilda	(Pick swap at the2018 National Draft)	^[26]
	Adelaide	Port Adelaide	viaGold Coast (pick swap) On-traded toPort Adelaide (Jack Hombsch trade)	^[27] ^[28]
	Western Bulldogs	Port Adelaide	viaHawthorn (Taylor Duryea trade) On-traded toPort Adelaide (Chad Wingard andRyan Burton trade)	^[29] ^[16]
	Fremantle	Essendon	Travis Colyer trade	^[30]
	Carlton	Sydney	Nic Newman trade	^[31]
	Brisbane Lions	North Melbourne	Pick swap at the2018 National Draft	^[32]
	Hawthorn	Collingwood	Pick swap at the2018 National Draft	^[33]
	Geelong	Richmond	Pick swap at the2018 National Draft	^[34]
5	Carlton	Greater Western Sydney	viaAdelaide (Mitch McGovern andShane McAdam trade) On-traded toGreater Western Sydney (Pick swap at the2018 National Draft)	^[14] ^[11]
	West Coast	Gold Coast	Pick swap at the2018 National Draft	^[35]
	Adelaide	Carlton	Pick swap at the2018 National Draft	^[11]
	Collingwood	Hawthorn	Pick swap at the2018 National Draft	^[33]

Free agency

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2019 AFL free agency period signings
Player	Date	Free agent type	Former club	New club	Compensation	Ref
Brandon Ellis	4 October	Restricted	Richmond	Gold Coast	2nd round	^[36]
Cam Ellis-Yolmen	5 October	Unrestricted	Adelaide	Brisbane Lions	3rd round	^[37]
Adam Tomlinson	7 October	Unrestricted	Greater Western Sydney	Melbourne	End of 2nd round	^[38]
Grant Birchall	10 October	Unrestricted	Hawthorn	Brisbane Lions	None	^[39]
Wylie Buzza	1 November	Delisted	Geelong	Port Adelaide	None	^[40]
Jack Newnes		Delisted	St Kilda	Carlton	None	^[41]
Kaiden Brand		Delisted	Hawthorn	Sydney	None	^[42]
Sam Gray		Delisted	Port Adelaide	Sydney	None	^[42]
Ryan Abbott	22 November	Delisted	Geelong	St Kilda	None	^[43]
Josh Walker	29 November	Delisted	Brisbane Lions	North Melbourne	None	^[44]

Trades

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2019 AFL trade period
Date	No.	Player(s)	Traded from	Traded to	Traded for	Ref
9 October	1	Tim Kelly	Geelong	West Coast	Pick 14	^[45]
		2020 third round pick (Geelong)			Pick 24
		2020 third round pick (Geelong)			2020 first round pick (West Coast)
		Pick 52	Essendon		Pick 33
		Pick 37	Essendon	Geelong	Pick 57
10 October	2	Pick 6	St Kilda	Greater Western Sydney	Pick 12	^[46]
10 October	2	Pick 59	St Kilda	Greater Western Sydney	Pick 18	^[46]
11 October	3	Sam Frost	Melbourne	Hawthorn	Pick 50	^[47]
		Pick 42			Pick 50
		Pick 61			2020 second round pick (Hawthorn)
		2020 fourth round pick (Melbourne)			2020 second round pick (Hawthorn)
	4	Ed Langdon	Fremantle	Melbourne	Pick 22	^[48]
		Pick 26			Pick 79
		2020 fourth round pick (Fremantle)			2020 second round pick (Melbourne)
	5	Pick 46	Brisbane Lions	West Coast	Pick 52	^[49]
	5	Pick 91	Brisbane Lions	West Coast	Pick 64	^[49]
14 October	6	Eddie Betts	Adelaide	Carlton	2020 fourth round pick (Carlton)	^[50]
15 October	7	Jonathon Patton	Greater Western Sydney	Hawthorn	2020 fourth round pick (Melbourne)	^[51]
	8	Pick 8	North Melbourne	Melbourne	Pick 26	^[52]
					Pick 50
					2020 first round pick (Melbourne)
	9	Sam Jacobs	Adelaide	Greater Western Sydney	2020 fourth round pick (GWS)	^[53]
	10	Billy Frampton	Port Adelaide	Adelaide	2020 fourth round pick (GWS)	^[54]
	11	Dougal Howard	Port Adelaide	St Kilda	Pick 12	^[55]
		Paddy Ryder			Pick 18
		Pick 10			2020 third round pick (St Kilda)
		2020 fourth round pick (Port Adelaide)			2020 third round pick (St Kilda)
	12	Hugh Greenwood	Adelaide	Gold Coast	2020 third round pick (Gold Coast)	^[56]
	12	Hugh Greenwood	Adelaide	Gold Coast	2020 fourth round pick (Gold Coast)	^[56]
	13	Darcy Cameron	Sydney	Collingwood	Pick 56	^[57]
	13	Pick 62	Sydney	Collingwood	Pick 56	^[57]
16 October	14	Pick 48	Carlton	Sydney	Pick 54	^[58]
	14	Pick 48	Carlton	Sydney	Pick 63	^[58]
	15	Zac Smith	Geelong	Gold Coast	Pick 58	^[59]
	16	Lewis Taylor	Brisbane Lions	Sydney	Pick 48	^[60]
	17	Jack Steven	St Kilda	Geelong	Pick 58	^[61]
	18	Callum Ah Chee	Gold Coast	Brisbane Lions	2020 second round pick (Brisbane Lions)	^[62]
	18	2020 fourth round pick (Brisbane Lions)	Gold Coast	Brisbane Lions		^[62]
	19	Bradley Hill	Fremantle	St Kilda	Blake Acres	^[63]
					Pick 10
					Pick 58
		2020 third round pick (Fremantle)			2020 second round pick (St Kilda)
		2020 third round pick (Fremantle)			2020 fourth round pick (St Kilda)
	20	Marc Pittonet	Hawthorn	Carlton	Pick 54	^[64]
	20	Pick 61	Hawthorn	Carlton	Pick 63	^[64]
	21	Andrew Phillips	Carlton	Essendon	Pick 57	^[65]
		Pick 61			Pick 57
		Pick 72			Pick 70
	22	Josh Bruce	St Kilda	Western Bulldogs	Pick 32	^[66]
	22	Josh Bruce	St Kilda	Western Bulldogs	Pick 51	^[66]
	23	Alex Keath	Adelaide	Western Bulldogs	Pick 45	^[67]
	23	2020 third round pick (Adelaide)	Adelaide	Western Bulldogs	2020 second round pick (Western Bulldogs)	^[67]
	24	Tom Cutler	Brisbane Lions	Essendon	Pick 72	^[68]
	24	Pick 64	Brisbane Lions	Essendon	2020 third round pick (Essendon)	^[68]
	25	Zak Jones	Sydney	St Kilda	Pick 32	^[69]
		Pick 56			Pick 76
		2020 fourth round pick (Sydney)			2020 third round pick (Fremantle)
	26	Dan Butler	Richmond	St Kilda	Pick 56	^[70]
	27	Josh Jenkins	Adelaide	Geelong	Pick 37	^[71]
	27	2020 third round pick (Gold Coast)	Adelaide	Geelong	Pick 37	^[71]
	28	Aiden Bonar	Greater Western Sydney	North Melbourne	2020 third round pick (North Melbourne)	^[72]
	28	2020 fourth round pick (Melbourne)	Greater Western Sydney	North Melbourne	2020 third round pick (North Melbourne)	^[72]
	29	James Aish	Collingwood	Fremantle	2020 second round pick (St Kilda)	^[73]
		Pick 69			2020 fourth round pick (St Kilda)
		2020 third round pick (Collingwood)			2020 fourth round pick (St Kilda)
18 November	30	Pick 16	Brisbane Lions	Port Adelaide	Pick 29	^[74]
		Pick 52			Pick 71
		Pick 55			2020 first round pick (Port Adelaide)
		Pick 72			2020 first round pick (Port Adelaide)
19 November	31	Pick 4	Adelaide	Greater Western Sydney	Pick 6	^[75]
19 November	31	Pick 4	Adelaide	Greater Western Sydney	2020 first round pick (GWS)	^[75]
20 November	32	Pick 30	Hawthorn	North Melbourne	Pick 50	^[76]
					Pick 73
					2020 second round pick (North Melbourne)
21 November	33	Pick 48	Brisbane Lions	Collingwood	2020 second round pick (Collingwood)	^[77]
	33	2020 third round pick (Essendon)	Brisbane Lions	Collingwood	2020 second round pick (Collingwood)	^[77]
	34	Pick 22	Fremantle	Adelaide	Pick 28	^[78]
		2020 third round pick (Collingwood)			Pick 49
		2020 third round pick (Collingwood)			2020 fourth round pick (Carlton)
	35	Pick 10	Fremantle	Melbourne	Pick 8	^[79]
		Pick 28
		2020 fourth round pick (Carlton)
27 November (first round)	36	Pick 60	Greater Western Sydney	Collingwood	Pick 62	^[80]
	36	Pick 60	Greater Western Sydney	Collingwood	Pick 70	^[80]
	37	Pick 66	Fremantle	Port Adelaide	Pick 52	^[81]
	37	2020 second round pick (Fremantle)	Fremantle	Port Adelaide	Pick 55	^[81]
	38	Pick 11	Carlton	Gold Coast	Pick 17	^[82]
	38	Pick 62	Carlton	Gold Coast	Pick 22	^[82]
	39	Pick 20	Port Adelaide	Carlton	Pick 22	^[83]
	39	Pick 20	Port Adelaide	Carlton	Pick 55	^[83]
28 November (second round)	40	Pick 22	Port Adelaide	Brisbane Lions	Pick 23	^[84]
	40	2020 fourth round pick (GWS)	Port Adelaide	Brisbane Lions	2020 second round pick (Collingwood)	^[84]
	41	Pick 61	Port Adelaide	Sydney	Pick 65	^[85]
	41	Pick 61	Port Adelaide	Sydney	Pick 68	^[85]
	42	Pick 43	Hawthorn	Collingwood	2020 third round pick (Essendon)	^[86]
	43	Pick 25	Adelaide	Sydney	Pick 27	^[87]
	43	2020 fourth round pick (Adelaide)	Adelaide	Sydney	2020 third round pick (Fremantle)	^[87]
	44	Pick 27	Geelong	Gold Coast	Pick 64
	44	Pick 27	Geelong	Gold Coast	2020 first round priority pick (Gold Coast)
	45	Pick 30	North Melbourne	Essendon	Pick 35
	45	Pick 50	North Melbourne	Essendon	2020 second round pick (Essendon)
	46	Pick 47	Sydney	Brisbane Lions	Pick 38
		Pick 59			2020 third round pick (Brisbane Lions)
		2020 third round pick (Sydney)			2020 third round pick (Brisbane Lions)
	47	Pick 45	Richmond	Collingwood	Pick 46
	47	2020 second round pick (Richmond)	Richmond	Collingwood	2020 second round pick (St Kilda)
	48	Pick 50	Essendon	Geelong	Pick 63
					2020 third round pick (Gold Coast)
					2020 fourth round pick (Geelong)
	49	Pick 51	Collingwood	Greater Western Sydney	2020 third round pick (GWS)
	49	2020 fourth round pick (Collingwood)	Collingwood	Greater Western Sydney	2020 third round pick (GWS)
	50	Pick 61	Brisbane Lions	Fremantle	2020 fifth round pick (Fremantle)
	51	Pick 58	Essendon	West Coast	2020 fourth round pick (West Coast)
	52	Pick 62	Hawthorn	Western Bulldogs	2020 fourth round pick (Western Bulldogs)

Retirements and delistings

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Table key
R	Rookie listed player
B	Category B Rookie listed player

Table of player retirements and delistings
Date	Name	Club	Status	Ref
1 February	Tomas Bugg	Carlton	RetiredR	^[88]
18 February	Luke Lavender	Essendon	RetiredB	^[89]
1 April	Liam Picken	Western Bulldogs	Retired	^[90]
14 May	Shaun Grigg	Richmond	Retired	^[91]
16 May	Tom Boyd	Western Bulldogs	Retired	^[92]
22 May	Heath Grundy	Sydney	Retired	^[93]
11 June	Jarrod Pickett	Carlton	Delisted	^[94]
15 July	Harley Bennell	Fremantle	Delisted	^[95]
30 July	Sam Wright	North Melbourne	Retired	^[96]
31 July	Shane Kersten	Fremantle	Delisted	^[97]
1 August	Jarrad McVeigh	Sydney	Retired	^[98]
9 August	Scott Thompson	North Melbourne	Retired	^[99]
9 August	Corey Maynard	Melbourne	Retired	^[100]
12 August	Jarryd Roughead	Hawthorn	Retired	^[101]
13 August	Aaron Sandilands	Fremantle	Retired	^[102]
14 August	Nick Smith	Sydney	Retired	^[103]
14 August	Tom Wilkinson	North Melbourne	DelistedR	^[104]
15 August	Brett Deledio	Greater Western Sydney	Retired	^[105]
15 August	Hayden Ballantyne	Fremantle	Delisted	^[106]
16 August	Dale Thomas	Carlton	Retired	^[107]
16 August	Dawson Simpson	Greater Western Sydney	Retired	^[108]
19 August	Kieren Jack	Sydney	Retired	^[109]
20 August	Jordan Lewis	Melbourne	Retired	^[110]
	Andy Otten	Adelaide	Retired	^[111]
	Michael Rischitelli	Gold Coast	RetiredR	^[112]
	David Myers	Essendon	Retired	^[113]
22 August	Richard Douglas	Adelaide	Retired	^[113]
22 August	David Armitage	St Kilda	Retired	^[114]
23 August	Alex Fasolo	Carlton	Retired	^[115]
23 August	Red Óg Murphy	North Melbourne	RetiredB	^[116]
27 August	Nathan Hrovat		Delisted	^[117]
	Declan Watson		Delisted	^[117]
	Tyson Goldsack	Collingwood	Retired	^[118]
	Jeff Garlett	Melbourne	Delisted	^[119]
	Declan Keilty	Melbourne	Delisted	^[119]
	Jack Leslie	Gold Coast	DelistedR	^[120]
	Brad Scheer		DelistedR
	Connor Nutting		Delisted
	Mark Baguley	Essendon	Retired	^[121]
28 August	Billy Longer	St Kilda	Delisted	^[122]
	Lewis Pierce		Delisted
	Sam Rowe		Delisted
29 August	Matthew Lobbe	Carlton	Delisted	^[123]
	Jarrod Garlett		Delisted
	Pat Kerr		Delisted
	Angus Schumacher		Delisted
	Kym LeBois		DelistedR
30 August	Dale Morris	Western Bulldogs	Retired	^[124]
2 September	Matt Dea	Essendon	RetiredR	^[125]
	Scott Jones	Fremantle	Delisted	^[126]
	Ryan Nyhuis	Fremantle	DelistedR	^[126]
15 September	Luke Hodge	Brisbane Lions	Retired	^[127]
16 September	Tim Smith	Melbourne	RetiredR	^[128]
17 September	Guy Walker	Melbourne	RetiredB	^[129]
	Daniel Wells	Collingwood	Retired	^[130]
	Sam Murray	Collingwood	DelistedR	^[131]
	Chris Masten	West Coast	Delisted	^[132]
18 September	Fraser McInnes		Delisted	^[133]
	Brodie Riach		DelistedB
	Patrick Bines		DelistedB
	Paul Hunter	Adelaide	DelistedR	^[134]
19 September	Ben McNiece	Essendon	DelistedB	^[135]
19 September	Jordan Houlahan	Essendon	Delisted	^[135]
20 September	Maverick Weller	Richmond	RetiredR	^[136]
25 September	Jordan Cunico	Geelong	Delisted	^[137]
	Jamaine Jones	Geelong	DelistedR	^[137]
	Jack Trengove	Port Adelaide	Delisted	^[138]
	Cameron Hewett		DelistedR
	Kai Pudney		DelistedB
30 September	Scott Selwood	Geelong	Delisted	^[139]
4 October	James Rose	Sydney	Delisted	^[140]
4 October	Durak Tucker	Sydney	DelistedR	^[140]
9 October	Tom Nicholls	Gold Coast	Retired	^[141]
10 October	Matthew Broadbent	Port Adelaide	Delisted	^[142]
10 October	Aidyn Johnson	Port Adelaide	Delisted	^[142]
17 October	Wylie Buzza	Geelong	Delisted	^[143]
	Kaiden Brand	Hawthorn	Delisted	^[144]
	Teia Miles		Delisted
	David Mirra		Delisted
	Darren Minchington		Delisted
	Tim Mohr		RetiredR
18 October	Ryan Schoenmakers		Retired	^[145]
	Bailey Rice	St Kilda	Delisted	^[146]
	Brandon White		Delisted
	Robbie Young		Delisted
	Nick Robertson	Brisbane Lions	Delisted	^[147]
19 October	Ben Keays		Delisted	^[148]
	Josh Walker		Delisted
	Ryan Bastinac		DelistedR
	Josh Deluca	Carlton	DelistedR	^[149]
21 October	Jay Kennedy Harris	Melbourne	Delisted	^[150]
21 October	Billy Stretch	Melbourne	Delisted	^[150]
22 October	Jacob Townsend	Richmond	Delisted	^[151]
	Callum Moore		Delisted
	Connor Menadue		Delisted
23 October	Kurt Mutimer	West Coast	Delisted	^[152]
	Matthew Allen		Delisted
	Keegan Brooksby		DelistedR
	Fletcher Roberts	Western Bulldogs	Delisted	^[153]
	Lukas Webb	Western Bulldogs	Delisted	^[153]
24 October	Zac Clarke	Essendon	DelistedR	^[154]
	Jake Long		Delisted
	Trent Mynott		DelistedR
	Tom Jok		DelistedR
25 October	Jack Newnes	St Kilda	Delisted	^[155]
	Dylan Buckley	Greater Western Sydney	DelistedR	^[156]
	Tom Sheridan		Delisted
	Jake Stein		DelistedB
	Zac Sproule		DelistedB
	Toby Pink	Sydney	DelistedR	^[157]
	Cody Hirst	Sydney	DelistedR	^[157]
27 October	Paddy McCartin	St Kilda	Delisted	^[158]
28 October	Lynden Dunn	Collingwood	Delisted	^[159]
28 October	Ben Crocker	Collingwood	Delisted	^[159]
29 October	Brayden Crossley	Gold Coast	Delisted	^[160]
	Aaron Young		Delisted
	Josh Schoenfeld		Delisted
	Harrison Wigg		DelistedR
	Tom McKenzie	North Melbourne	DelistedR	^[161]
30 October	Lachie Henderson	Geelong	Delisted	^[162]
	Ryan Abbott		Delisted
	Oscar Brownless		Delisted
	Hugh Dixon	Fremantle	Delisted	^[163]
	Tom North	Fremantle	Delisted	^[163]
	Daniel Menzel	Sydney	Delisted	^[164]
	Jack Maibaum	Sydney	Delisted	^[164]
	Josh Smith	West Coast	DelistedR	^[165]
	Mitch Brown	Essendon	Delisted	^[166]
31 October	Sam Gray	Port Adelaide	Delisted	^[167]
	Sam Skinner	Brisbane Lions	Delisted	^[168]
	Corey Lyons		Delisted
	Archie Smith		Delisted
	Matt Eagles		DelistedB
8 November	Michael Hartley	Essendon	Delisted	^[169]
12 November	Brendon Ah Chee	West Coast	Delisted	^[170]
	Hamish Brayshaw	West Coast	Delisted	^[170]
	Riley Grundy	Port Adelaide	Delisted	^[171]
	Boyd Woodcock	Port Adelaide	Delisted	^[171]

Gold Coast concessions

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Due to poor on-field results and issues with player retention, prior to the draft, the AFL announced a "rescue package" forGold Coast^[172] which included:

The first pick of the first round of the 2019 National Draft (pick #1).
The first pick of the second round of the 2019 National Draft (pick #22, since traded toCarlton, then on-traded toPort Adelaide and thenBrisbane Lions).
A mid-first round pick in the2020 AFL draft (pick #11, since traded toGeelong at the 2019 National Draft, then on-traded toGWS).
The first pick of the second round of the2021 AFL draft (pick #19, since traded toFremantle).
Darwin was added to itsAcademy zone
The ability to be able to pre-list Academy players.
An expanded Category A rookie list of up to ten players, with the club having a maximum roster of 53 players.

2019 national draft

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^	Denotesplayer who has been inducted to the Australian Football Hall of Fame
*	Denotes player who has been a premiership player and been selected for at least one All-Australian team
⁺	Denotes player who has been a premiership player at least once
^x	Denotesplayer who has been selected for at least one All-Australian team
^#	Denotes player who has never played in a VFL/AFL home and away season or finals game
^~	Denotes player who has been selected asRising Star

Table of national draft selections
Rd.	Pick	Player	Club	Recruited from		Notes
Rd.	Pick	Player	Club	Club	League	Notes
Priority	1	Matt Rowell	Gold Coast	Oakleigh Chargers	NAB League
1	2	Noah Anderson	Gold Coast	Oakleigh Chargers	NAB League
	3	Luke Jackson	Melbourne	East Fremantle	WAFL
	4	Lachlan Ash	Greater Western Sydney	Murray Bushrangers	NAB League	Traded fromAdelaide; received fromCarlton in 2018
	5	Dylan Stephens	Sydney	Norwood	SANFL
	6	Fischer McAsey	Adelaide	Sandringham Dragons	NAB League	Traded fromGreater Western Sydney; received fromSt Kilda
	7	Hayden Young	Fremantle	Dandenong Stingrays	NAB League
	8	Caleb Serong	Fremantle	Gippsland Power	NAB League	Traded fromMelbourne; received fromNorth Melbourne
	9	Liam Henry	Fremantle	Claremont	WAFL	Next Generation Academy selection (Indigenous), matched bid byCarlton
	10	Tom Green	Greater Western Sydney	Canberra Demons	NEAFL	Academy selection, matched bid byCarlton
	11	Sam Flanders	Gold Coast	Gippsland Power	NAB League	Traded fromCarlton at the draft; received fromAdelaide in 2018
	12	Kysaiah Pickett	Melbourne	Woodville-West Torrens	SANFL	Traded fromFremantle; received fromSt Kilda; received fromPort Adelaide
	13	Will Day	Hawthorn	West Adelaide	SANFL
	14	Miles Bergman	Port Adelaide	Sandringham Dragons	NAB League	Traded fromSt Kilda; received fromGWS; received fromEssendon in 2018
	15	Cody Weightman	Western Bulldogs	Dandenong Stingrays	NAB League
	16	Cooper Stephens	Geelong	Geelong Falcons	NAB League	Traded fromWest Coast
	17	Brodie Kemp	Carlton	Bendigo Pioneers	NAB League	Traded fromGold Coast at the draft; received fromBrisbane Lions in 2018
	18	Mitch Georgiades	Port Adelaide	Subiaco	WAFL	Traded fromBrisbane Lions; received fromCollingwood in 2018
	19	Sam De Koning	Geelong	Dandenong Stingrays	NAB League
	20	Sam Philp	Carlton	Northern Knights	NAB League	Traded fromPort Adelaide at the draft; received fromSt Kilda; received fromGreater Western Sydney
	21	Thomson Dow	Richmond	Bendigo Pioneers	NAB League
Priority	22	Deven Robertson	Brisbane Lions	Perth	WAFL	Traded fromPort Adelaide; received fromCarlton at the draft; received fromGold Coast at the draft
2	23	Dylan Williams	Port Adelaide	Oakleigh Chargers	NAB League	Traded fromBrisbane Lions; received fromGold Coast in 2018
	24	Harry Schoenberg	Adelaide	Woodville-West Torrens	SANFL	Traded fromFremantle; received fromMelbourne
	25	Jackson Mead	Port Adelaide	Woodville-West Torrens	SANFL	Father–son selection (son ofDarren Mead), matched bid bySydney
	26	Will Gould	Sydney	Glenelg	SANFL	Traded fromAdelaide at the draft; received fromCarlton (viaGreater Western Sydney) in 2018
	27	Jeremy Sharp	Gold Coast	East Fremantle	WAFL	Traded fromGeelong at the draft; received fromWest Coast; received fromSydney in 2018
	28	Josh Worrell	Adelaide	Sandringham Dragons	NAB League	Traded fromSydney at the draft; received fromSt Kilda in 2018
	29	Finn Maginness	Hawthorn	Sandringham Dragons	NAB League	Father–son selection (son ofScott Maginness), matched bid byNorth Melbourne
	30	Harrison Jones	Essendon	Calder Cannons	NAB League	Traded fromNorth Melbourne at the draft; received fromMelbourne; received fromFremantle
	31	Charlie Comben	North Melbourne	Gippsland Power	NAB League
	32	Trent Rivers	Melbourne	East Fremantle	WAFL	Traded fromFremantle; received fromAdelaide
	33	Brock Smith	Brisbane Lions	Gippsland Power	NAB League	Traded fromPort Adelaide
	34	Jack Mahony	North Melbourne	Sandringham Dragons	NAB League	Traded fromHawthorn
	35	Flynn Perez	North Melbourne	Bendigo Pioneers	NAB League	Traded fromEssendon at the draft
	36	Elijah Taylor	Sydney	Perth	WAFL	Traded fromSt Kilda; received fromWestern Bulldogs
	37	Keidean Coleman	Brisbane Lions	Brisbane Lions	NEAFL	Academy selection, matched bid byEssendon
	38	Nick Bryan	Essendon	Oakleigh Chargers	NAB League	Traded fromWest Coast
	39	Chad Warner	Sydney	East Fremantle	WAFL
	40	Jay Rantall	Collingwood	GWV Rebels	NAB League
	41	Francis Evans	Geelong	Calder Cannons	NAB League
	42	Ronin O'Connor	Adelaide	Claremont	WAFL	Traded fromGeelong; received fromEssendon; received fromGreater Western Sydney in 2018
	43	Noah Cumberland	Richmond	Brisbane Lions	NEAFL	Academy eligible forBrisbane Lions, but they did not matchRichmond's bid.
	44	Will Martyn	Richmond	Brisbane Lions	NEAFL	Academy eligible forBrisbane Lions, but they did not matchRichmond's bid. Free Agency compensation pick (Ellis)
3	45	Trent Bianco	Collingwood	Oakleigh Chargers	NAB League	Traded fromRichmond at the draft; received fromGold Coast in 2018
	46	Hugo Ralphsmith	Richmond	Sandringham Dragons	NAB League	Traded fromHawthorn at the draft; received fromMelbourne
	47	Sam Ramsay	Carlton	Calder Cannons	NAB League
	48	Lachlan Gollant	Adelaide	Calder Cannons	NAB League	Traded fromWestern Bulldogs; received fromSt Kilda (viaNorth Melbourne) in 2018
	49	Callum Jamieson	West Coast	Claremont	WAFL	Traded fromBrisbane Lions; received fromFremantle (viaPort Adelaide) in 2018
	50	Cameron Taheny	Geelong	Norwood	SANFL	Traded fromEssendon at the draft; received fromNorth Melbourne at the draft
	51	Jake Riccardi	Greater Western Sydney	Werribee	VFL	Traded fromCollingwood at the draft; received fromBrisbane Lions; received fromSydney; received fromCarlton (viaAdelaide) in 2018
	52	Ryan Byrnes	St Kilda	Sandringham Dragons	NAB League	Traded fromWestern Bulldogs; received fromHawthorn (viaGold Coast andBrisbane Lions) in 2018
	53	Louis Butler	Western Bulldogs	Sandringham Dragons	NAB League
	54	Bigoa Nyuon	Richmond	Dandenong Stingrays	NAB League	Next Generation Academy eligible forSt Kilda, but they did not matchRichmond's bid. Traded fromSt Kilda; received fromSydney; received fromCollingwood
4	55	Trey Ruscoe	Collingwood	East Fremantle	WAFL	Traded fromGreater Western Sydney at the draft; originally Pick 58^[a]
	56	Ned Cahill	Essendon	Dandenong Stingrays	NAB League	Traded fromCarlton; received fromHawthorn; received fromMelbourne
	57	Josh Morris	Hawthorn	Woodville-West Torrens	SANFL	Traded fromCarlton; received fromSydney
	58	Ben Johnson	West Coast	West Perth	WAFL	Traded fromEssendon at the draft; received fromBrisbane Lions; received fromWest Coast; received fromSt Kilda in 2018
	59	Jaxon Prior	Brisbane Lions	West Perth	WAFL	Traded fromPort Adelaide; received fromWestern Bulldogs (viaHawthorn) in 2018
	60	Jy Farrar	Gold Coast	Adelaide	SANFL	Traded fromNorth Melbourne; received fromBrisbane Lions in 2018
	61	Michael Frederick	Fremantle	Woodville-West Torrens	SANFL	Traded fromBrisbane Lions at the draft
	62	Riley Garcia	Western Bulldogs	Swan Districts	WAFL	Traded fromHawthorn at the draft
5	63	Lachlan Johnson	Essendon	Oakleigh Chargers	NAB League
	64	Leo Connolly	St Kilda	Gippsland Power	NAB League
	65	Thomas Hutchesson	Greater Western Sydney	Adelaide	SANFL

^aGreater Western Sydney are carrying over a points deficit from the2018 AFL draft (Kieren Briggs selection, #34), this deficit is offset by surplus points from the2015 AFL draft (Jacob Hopper selection, #7), moving this pick from third round (58) to fourth round (60).^[173]

Rookie elevations

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Clubs were able to promote any player who was listed on theirrookie list in 2019 to their 2020 primary playing list prior to the draft.

+Table of rookie elevations^[174]
Player	Club
Lachlan Murphy	Adelaide
Mitch Hinge	Brisbane Lions
Oscar McInerney	Brisbane Lions
Max Lynch	Collingwood
Sam Draper	Essendon
Shaun McKernan	Essendon
Stefan Giro	Fremantle
Zach Guthrie	Geelong
Sam Simpson	Geelong
Oliver Hanrahan	Hawthorn
Conor Nash	Hawthorn
Cameron Zurhaar	North Melbourne
Jarrod Lienert	Port Adelaide
Peter Ladhams	Port Adelaide
Darragh Joyce	St Kilda
James Bell	Sydney
Ben Ronke	Sydney
Francis Watson	West Coast

2020 pre-season draft

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The 2020 pre-season draft was held on the morning of Friday, 29 November 2019 prior to the commencement of the rookie draft.

Table of pre-season draft selections
Round	Pick	Player	Club	Recruited from		Notes
Round	Pick	Player	Club	Club	League	Notes
1	1	Jack Martin	Carlton	Gold Coast	AFL
1	2	Michael Hartley	Hawthorn	Essendon	AFL

2020 rookie draft

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Table of rookie draft selections
Round	Pick	Player	Club	Recruited from		Notes
Round	Pick	Player	Club	Club	League	Notes
1	1	Josh Schoenfeld	Gold Coast	Gold Coast	AFL
	2	Passed	Melbourne	—	—
	3	Josh Honey	Carlton	Western Jets	NAB League
	4	Brady Rowles	Sydney	Bendigo Pioneers	NAB League
	5	Jack Bell	St Kilda	Sandringham Dragons	NAB League
	6	Jarvis Pina	Fremantle	Peel Thunder	WAFL
	7	Ben Keays	Adelaide	Brisbane Lions	AFL
	8	Jake Pasini	Port Adelaide	Swan Districts	WAFL
	9	Emerson Jeka	Hawthorn	Western Jets	NAB League
	10	Mitchell Hibberd	Essendon	Williamstown	VFL
	11	Anthony Treacy	West Coast	Claremont	WAFL
	12	Sam Skinner	Brisbane Lions	Brisbane Lions	AFL
	13	Passed	Collingwood	—	—
	14	Bradley Close⁺	Geelong	Glenelg	SANFL
	15	Jake Stein	Greater Western Sydney	Greater Western Sydney	AFL
2	16	Connor Budarick	Gold Coast	Gold Coast	NEAFL	Academy selection
	17	Passed	Melbourne	—	—
	18	Fraser Phillips	Carlton	Gippsland Power	NAB League
	19	Jack Maibaum	Sydney	Sydney	AFL
	20	Tom North	Fremantle	Fremantle	AFL
	21	Ben Crocker	Adelaide	Collingwood	AFL
	22	Trent Burgoyne	Port Adelaide	Woodville-West Torrens	SANFL	Father–son selection (son ofPeter Burgoyne)
	23	Passed	Hawthorn	—	—
	24	Passed	Essendon	—	—
	25	Mitch O'Neill	West Coast	Tasmania Devils	NAB League
	26	Corey Lyons	Brisbane Lions	Brisbane Lions	AFL
	27	Oscar Brownless	Geelong	Geelong	AFL
	28	Tom Sheridan	Greater Western Sydney	Greater Western Sydney	AFL
3	29	Matt Conroy	Gold Coast	Gold Coast	NEAFL	Academy selection
	30	Hugh Dixon	Fremantle	Fremantle	AFL
	31	Passed	Adelaide	—	—
	32	Boyd Woodcock	Port Adelaide	Port Adelaide	AFL
	33	Brendon Ah Chee	West Coast	West Coast	AFL
	34	Archie Smith	Brisbane Lions	Brisbane Lions	AFL
	35	Lachie Henderson	Geelong	Geelong	AFL
	36	Zach Sproule	Greater Western Sydney	Greater Western Sydney	AFL
4	37	Malcolm Rosas Jr	Gold Coast	NT Thunder	NEAFL	Academy selection
	38	Riley Grundy	Port Adelaide	Port Adelaide	AFL
	39	Hamish Brayshaw	West Coast	West Coast	AFL
	40	Passed	Greater Western Sydney	—	—
5	41	Passed	Gold Coast	—	—
5	42	Passed	West Coast	—	—

Category B rookie selections

[edit]

Clubs were able to nominatecategory B rookies to join their club in 2020.

Table of Category B rookie selections
Name	Club	Origin	Note	Ref
Matt Eagles	Brisbane Lions	Brisbane Lions	Winner ofThe Recruit in 2016 (re-signed player)	^[175]
Tom Wilson	Collingwood	Sydney Kings (NBL)	3-year non-registered player (basketball)	^[176]
Ross McQuillan	Essendon	Armagh GAA	International selection (Ireland)	^[177]
Cian McBride		Meath GAA	International selection (Ireland)	^[178]
Tom Hird		Port Melbourne SC (NPL Victoria)	3-year non-registered player (soccer) (also the son ofJames Hird)	^[179]
Isaiah Butters	Fremantle	Claremont (WAFL)	Next Generation Academy selection (Indigenous)	^[180]
Leno Thomas	Fremantle	Claremont (WAFL)	Next Generation Academy selection (Indigenous)	^[180]
Luke Towey	Gold Coast	Sligo GAA	International selection (Ireland)	^[181]
Patrick Murtagh	Gold Coast	Gold Coast (NEAFL)	Queensland Academy zone selection	^[182]
Harry Pepper	Hawthorn	Gippsland Power (NAB League)	Next Generation Academy selection (Indigenous)	^[183]
Matthew McGuinness	North Melbourne	Tasmania Devils (NAB League)	Next Generation Academy selection (Indigenous)	^[184]
Barry O'Connor	Sydney	Wexford GAA	International selection (Ireland)	^[185]

Pre-season supplemental selection period

[edit]


Player	Club	Recruited from		Notes	Ref
Player	Club	Club	League	Notes	Ref
Ayce Taylor	Adelaide	North Melbourne	VFL		^[186]
Callum Moore	Carlton	Richmond	AFL		^[187]
Lynden Dunn	Collingwood	Collingwood	AFL	Re-signed player	^[188]
Jacob Townsend	Essendon	Richmond	AFL		^[189]
Henry Crauford	Essendon	Norwood	SANFL		^[186]
Mitch Brown	Melbourne	Essendon	AFL		^[190]
Harley Bennell	Melbourne	Fremantle	AFL		^[191]
Keegan Brooksby	Hawthorn	West Coast	AFL		^[192]
Darren Minchington	Hawthorn	Hawthorn	AFL	Re-signed player	^[193]
Nic Reid	West Coast	West Coast	WAFL		^[194]
Jamaine Jones	West Coast	Geelong	AFL		^[194]

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v t e 2019 AFL national draft
First round	1.Matt Rowell 2.Noah Anderson 3.Luke Jackson 4.Lachlan Ash 5.Dylan Stephens 6.Fischer McAsey 7.Hayden Young 8.Caleb Serong 9.Liam Henry(academy selection) 10.Tom Green(academy selection) 11.Sam Flanders 12.Kysaiah Pickett 13.Will Day 14.Miles Bergman 15.Cody Weightman 16.Cooper Stephens 17.Brodie Kemp 18.Mitch Georgiades 19.Sam De Koning 20.Sam Philp 21.Thomson Dow
Second round	22.Deven Robertson 23.Dylan Williams 24.Harry Schoenberg 25.Jackson Mead(F/S) 26.Will Gould 27.Jeremy Sharp 28.Josh Worrell 29.Finn Maginness(F/S) 30.Harrison Jones 31.Charlie Comben 32.Trent Rivers 33.Brock Smith 34.Jack Mahony 35.Flynn Perez 36.Elijah Taylor 37.Keidean Coleman(academy selection) 38.Nick Bryan 39.Chad Warner 40.Jay Rantall 41.Francis Evans 42.Ronin O'Connor 43.Noah Cumberland 44.Will Martyn
Third round	45.Trent Bianco 46.Hugo Ralphsmith 47.Sam Ramsay 48.Lachlan Gollant 49.Callum Jamieson 50.Cameron Taheny 51.Jake Riccardi 52.Ryan Byrnes 53.Louis Butler 54.Bigoa Nyuon
Fourth round	55.Trey Ruscoe 56.Ned Cahill 57.Josh Morris 58.Ben Johnson 59.Jaxon Prior 60.Jy Farrar 61.Michael Frederick 62.Riley Garcia
Fifth round	63.Lachlan Johnson 64.Leo Connolly 65.Tom Hutchesson

v t e 2020 AFL rookie draft
First round	1.Josh Schoenfeld 3.Josh Honey 4.Brady Rowles 5.Jack Bell 6.Jarvis Pina 7.Ben Keays 8.Jake Pasini 9.Emerson Jeka 10.Mitchell Hibberd 11.Anthony Treacy 12.Sam Skinner 14.Brad Close 15.Jake Stein
Second round	16.Connor Budarick 18.Fraser Phillips 19.Jack Maibaum 20.Tom North 21.Ben Crocker 22.Trent Burgoyne 25.Mitch O'Neill 26.Corey Lyons 27.Oscar Brownless 28.Tom Sheridan
Third round	29.Matt Conroy 30.Hugh Dixon 32.Boyd Woodcock 33.Brendon Ah Chee 34.Archie Smith 35.Lachie Henderson 36.Zach Sproule
Fourth round	37.Malcolm Rosas 38.Riley Grundy 39.Hamish Brayshaw

v t e 2019 AFL season
Events	AFLX tournament Pre-season matches Premiership season Finals series Grand Final
Awards	22under22 team AFL Players Association awards All-Australian team Brownlow Medal Coleman Medal Goal of the Year Leigh Matthews Trophy Mark of the Year Norm Smith Medal Rising Star
Club overviews	Adelaide Brisbane Lions Carlton Collingwood Essendon Fremantle Geelong Gold Coast Greater Western Sydney Hawthorn Melbourne North Melbourne Port Adelaide Richmond St Kilda Sydney West Coast Western Bulldogs
Player changes	Trades National draft Pre-season draft Rookie draft Debuts Retirements and delistings
See also	2019 AFL Women's season

v t e VFL/AFL drafts
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