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2007 Draft 2 & 1/2 seasons on

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Here is the list - intersested in peoples thoughts of the winners and losers from this draft

ALL the picks from 2007 AFL draft:
PRIORITY PICK
1 Carlton - Matthew Kreuzer (Northern Knights)

ROUND 1
2 Richmond - Trent Cotchin (Northern Knights)
3 West Coast - Chris Masten (East Fremantle)
4 Melbourne - Cale Morton (Claremont)
5 Western Bulldogs - Jarrad Grant (Dandenong Stingrays)
6 Essendon - David Myers (Perth)
7 Fremantle - Rhys Palmer (East Fremantle)
8 Brisbane Lions - Lachlan Henderson (Geelong Falcons)
9 St Kilda - Ben McEvoy (Murray Bushrangers)
10 Adelaide - Patrick Dangerfield (Geelong Falcons)
11 Sydney - Patrick Veszpremi (Northern Knights)
12 Hawthorn - Cyril Rioli (St Marys)
13 West Coast - Bradley Ebert (Port Adelaide Magpies)
14 Melbourne - Jack Grimes (Northern Knights)
15 Kangaroos - Robert Tarrant (Bendigo Pioneers)
16 Port Adelaide - Matthew Lobbe (Eastern Ranges)
17 Geelong - Harry Taylor (East Fremantle)

PRIORITY PICK
18 Richmond - Alex Rance (Swan Districts)

ROUND 2
19 Western Bulldogs - Callan Ward (Western Jets)
20 West Coast - Tony Notte (Swan Districts)
21 Melbourne - Addam Maric (Calder Cannons)
22 West Coast - Scott Selwood (Bendigo Pioneers)
23 Essendon - Tayte Pears (East Perth)
24 Fremantle - Clayton Hinkley (North Ballaret Rebels)
25 Brisbane Lions - Tom Collier (Tassie Mariners)
26 Sydney - Brett Meredith (Northern Knights)
27 Adelaide - Andy Otten (Oakleigh Chargers)
28 Port Adelaide - Marlon Motlop (Wanderers)
29 Hawthorn - Brendan Whitecross (Zillmere)
30 Adelaide - Jarrhan Jacky (Subiaco)
31 Collingwood - John McCarthy (Dandenong Stingrays)
32 Kangaroos - Levi Greenwood (Port Adelaide Magpies)
33 Port Adelaide - Matthew Westhoff (Central Districts)
34 Geelong - Dawson Simpson (Murray Bushrangers

ROUND 3
35 Western Bulldogs - Sam Reid (Zillmere)
36 Carlton - Steven Browne (West Perth)
37 Kangaroos - Scott Thompson (Geelong, VFL)
38 Adelaide - Myke Cook (Sandringham Dragons)
39 Essendon - Darcy Daniher (Father-son)
40 Fremantle - Christopher Mayne (Perth)
41 Brisbane Lions - James Polkinghorne (Calder Cannons)
42 St Kilda - Jack Steven (Geelong Falcons)
43 Western Bulldogs - Easton Wood (Camperdown)
44 Geelong - Scott Simpson (Dandenong Stingrays)
45 Hawthorn - Stuart Dew (Hawthorn)
46 Carlton - Dennis Armfield (Swan Districts)
47 Collingwood -Tobias Thoolen (Bendigo Pioneers)
48 Western Bulldogs - Jarrad Boumann (Dandenong Stingrays)
49 Port Adelaide - Mitchell Farmer (Calder Cannons)
50 Geelong - Dan McKenna (Gippsland Power)

ROUND 4
51 Richmond - Dean Putt (Calder aAnnons)
52 Brisbane Lions - Brad Dalziell (East Fremantle)
53 Melbourne - Kyle Cheney (North Ballarat Rebels)
54 Essendon - Cale Hooker (East Fremantle)
55 Fremantle - Mark Johnson (Essendon)
56 Brisbane Lions -Matt Austin(North Ballarat Rebels)
57 St Kilda - Fraser Gehrig (St Kilda)
58 Adelaide - Tony Armstrong (NSW-ACT Rams)
59 Sydney - Craig Bird (NSW scholarship holder)
60 Geelong - Adam Donohue (Father-son)
61 Collingwood - Jaxson Barham (Father-son)
62 Kangaroos - Josh Smith (West Perth)
63 Western Bulldogs - Guy O'Keefe (Geelong Falcons)

ROUND 5
64 Richmond - Pass
65 Carlton - Pass
66 Melbourne - Tom McNamara (South Adelaide)
67 Western Bulldogs - Pass
68 Essendon - Pass
69 Fremantle - Kepler Bradley (Essendon)
70 St Kilda - Eljay Connors (Bendigo Pioneers)
71 Adelaide - Aaron Kite (Calder Cannons)
72 Kangaroos - Blake Grima (Kangaroos)

ROUND 6
73 Melbourne- Pass
74 Fremantle - Pass
75 Adelaide - Taylor Walker (NSW scholarship holder
 
From my perspective. Carlton and ourselves got the cream with the first two picks.

Essendon did well and went tall so it might be a while till their picks click, but the signs are good.

Kangaroos are playing a few from that draft.

Adelaide found some really good players and Sydney got a good one late with Bird.

West Coast did not go as well as advertised.

Melbourne did well but what happened to Maric?

For us Putt is gone but was a late selection. While Rance doesn't seem to have the tools.

The early 1-4 picks are just so valuble. Disappointed we won't being getting Number one or two even if we finish last this year.
 
Freezer said:
Pick 19 - Callan Ward or Jordan McMahon?
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We would have picked Scott Selwood 100% fact. Does anyone know how Selwood is going?

Would sure make the McMahon trade easier to swallow if he turned out a dud anyway.
 
this highlights how much worse off were going to be with pick no 4, which really is pick no 10 to 11 as best 17 year olds taken out already
 
These would be my top 3 players from that draft (ATM)

1. Carlton - Matthew Kreuzer (Northern Knights)
2. Richmond - Trent Cotchin (Northern Knights)
12. Hawthorn - Cyril Rioli (St Marys)
 
Funny, I got the opposite impression: even deeper into the draft, there is a heap of gold to be had.

So far, Cyril Rioli is the best pick from the draft, and he was taken at 12.

I would then say Kreuzer, Rhys Palmer, Patrick Dangerfield or Jack Grimes are the next best performed, and they were taken at 1, 7, 10 and 14 respectively.

After that, there's daylight (as much as I like Cotchin, he hasn't done very much yet).

In fact, I would say that 15 of the 20 players are already within the range of very promising to stars.
 
tonemaster said:
Funny, I got the opposite impression: even deeper into the draft, there is a heap of gold to be had.

So far, Cyril Rioli is the best pick from the draft, and he was taken at 12.

I would then say Kreuzer, Rhys Palmer, Patrick Dangerfield or Jack Grimes are the next best performed, and they were taken at 1, 7, 10 and 14 respectively.

After that, there's daylight (as much as I like Cotchin, he hasn't done very much yet).

In fact, I would say that 15 of the 20 players are already within the range of very promising to stars.
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I'd say Cotchin's game last week is as good as anything the other fellas have done.
 
Disco08 said:
I'd say Cotchin's game last week is as good as anything the other fellas have done.
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Agreed. But it's also the best game he's had. Cyril Rioli has been much more consistent so far. Time will tell whether or not Cotchin will be consistent at the highest level. But as for rating the draft so far, I'd certainly have Rioli at 1 and Kruzer at 2. Cotchin is no where near their level yet.
 
At that age it's all about exposed talent, not career performance IMO. I'd take Cotchin at 1 if the draft was tomorrow.
 
Disco08 said:
At that age it's all about exposed talent, not career performance IMO. I'd take Cotchin at 1 if the draft was tomorrow.
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Agreed, I think in the long term Cotchin will be the best player from the 2007 draft. I was just saying that if you rated them on performance so far, he's not there yet.
 
Tone was speaking in terms of who was the best pick from that draft which is what I'm disagreeing with.
 
ozmadman said:
Agreed. But it's also the best game he's had. Cyril Rioli has been much more consistent so far. Time will tell whether or not Cotchin will be consistent at the highest level. But as for rating the draft so far, I'd certainly have Rioli at 1 and Kruzer at 2. Cotchin is no where near their level yet.
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If you can't see what Cotchin is capable of now, then you shouldn't be making opinions about drafts. Cotchin will end up much more consistent and valuable than most of the players in that draft. Only injury has prevented that.

For me the best performed of that draft so far has been Jack Grimes. Punching his weight in a struggling team since recruited adds to the performance.
 
Sorry, perhaps I'm not making my opinion clear.

I think Cotchin will be the best player from that draft. If the draft was some how repeated now, I would take Cotchin at 1.
However, so far, Rioli has done more, and I think deserves to be rated the best from that draft at the moment.
 
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