2022 List management, trading, drafting

[barry]

If we keep buddy next year, he'll be on $200-$300k. We've paid him very generously for 9 years. He can repay that in kind with a lesser contract, if he wants to keep playing. He won't have anywhere else to go.

[Industrial Fan]

If we keep buddy next year, he'll be on $200-$300k. We've paid him very generously for 9 years. He can repay that in kind with a lesser contract, if he wants to keep playing. He won't have anywhere else to go.

there’s always Geelong.

[Aprilbr]

If we keep buddy next year, he'll be on $200-$300k. We've paid him very generously for 9 years. He can repay that in kind with a lesser contract, if he wants to keep playing. He won't have anywhere else to go.

I think he will want a lot more than that to continue playing. Half a million might work for both parties.

[Ralph Dawg]

It's increasingly looking like 2019 draft will be a bust for us. Dylan looks at best a steady player, unlikely to live up to pick 5 status. I'm starting to doubt that Gould will ever play senior footy. Elijah Taylor is still falling foul of the law. Leaves Chad. I guess if he ends up being as good as some think he will, then that will make up for the other 3.

[Roadrunner]

It's increasingly looking like 2019 draft will be a bust for us. Dylan looks at best a steady player, unlikely to live up to pick 5 status. I'm starting to doubt that Gould will ever play senior footy. Elijah Taylor is still falling foul of the law. Leaves Chad. I guess if he ends up being as good as some think he will, then that will make up for the other 3.

Don’t know if the picks beyond the first 3 are a serious indicator of AFL longevity. Logically top 10 ought to be a solid indicator but there have been plenty of disappointments here and conversely some great players have emerged from the middle of the draft and beyond. It is a natural expectation that a top 5 pick ought to be pretty special. In the case of Dylan, he needs lots more time to develop as in his first 2 years he was physically not up to it. He is now more confident and I expect a steady improvement as the season wears on. Don’t know about Gould as haven’t seen him play in the twos. Forget Elijah. Then we have Chad, who will be a star. So all in all, not too shabby!

[Mark26]

there’s always Geelong.

He's way too young and will be asked for id at the door.

[Auntie.Gerald]

Will probably pay Bud over 2 or 3 years to soften on the cap me thinks

[Roadrunner]

Will probably pay Bud over 2 or 3 years to soften on the cap me thinks

If he remains injury free, don’t see why not. He is still a major contributor but I would like to see another key forward emerge to give us more aerial power. Hopefully that will be Logan. Amartey has a great leap but maybe not a consistently high mark, though would like to try him at FF a few times. McLean can be good but can’t see him dominate a game. Isaac is needed everywhere so who else do we have?

[Aprilbr]

Looking forward to an announcement soon on McInerney recommitting. I believe he is very happy there based on recent comments.

I think the biggest flight risk might be free agent, Lloyd, looking to cash in. Time will tell.

I see Moore has just signed a 6-year deal with the Carringbush. We were linked to him in the past. I can see why they did it but he does have an injury history. Between him and Grundy that's two very long, hefty contracts to include in your salary cap going forward. Still I'm sure that "marketing contracts" with Collingwood benefactors will help soften the Cap impact.

[i'm-uninformed2]

Looking forward to an announcement soon on McInerney recommitting. I believe he is very happy there based on recent comments.

I think the biggest flight risk might be free agent, Lloyd, looking to cash in. Time will tell.

I see Moore has just signed a 6-year deal with the Carringbush. We were linked to him in the past. I can see why they did it but he does have an injury history. Between him and Grundy that's two very long, hefty contracts to include in your salary cap going forward. Still I'm sure that "marketing contracts" with Collingwood benefactors will help soften the Cap impact.

Thank god we never got sucked into chasing him that hard. A terrific player, but a shocking injury history.

[707]

Thank god we never got sucked into chasing him that hard. A terrific player, but a shocking injury history.

We were just the stalking horse used by his manager to get the Pies to up their offer, he was never leaving Pies or Melbourne.

So this year we have Dees first rounder, looking like pick 19, plus our own first and second rounders. Haven't had much of a vibe yet about this years draft make up and quality.

Mid Season Draft will be interesting, it's on ladder positions after R12 so pre season Top 8 fancies Port and Essendon are positioning themselves for an early pick :-)

Got a few retirees and delistings to be done but overall the list is in a good place I reckon.

[Ruck'n'Roll]

I think the biggest flight risk might be free agent, Lloyd, looking to cash in. Time will tell.

Lloyd's posession count is hard to assess, a big chunk seem to come from kick ins.

[Kafka's Ghost]

Lloyd's posession count is hard to assess, a big chunk seem to come from kick ins.

Lloyd’s underwhelming start to his season won’t be helping boost that potential price he might be chasing.


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[Maltopia]

AFL Website says we have a league high nine free agents coming out of contract this year.

Who are our 8+ year players a whose contracts are coming up?

Lloyd
Reid
Kennedy
Franklin
Sinclair?
?
?
?
?

[ugg]

This article AFL 2022: List of AFL free agents after 2022 season, trade news, rumours, whispers, out of contract, best available players was written in Feb and had 10 on the list, but of course Heeney has since re-signed.

Sydney Swans

• Harry Cunningham
• Lance Franklin^
• Isaac Heeney
• Josh Kennedy
• Jake Lloyd
• Sam Naismith
• Sam Reid
• Robbie Fox*
• Lewis Taylor*
• Paddy McCartin*

Players who have previously been delisted or were previously a free agent automatically become free agents when out of contract.
*Previously delisted, ^Previously a free agent