I told ya Heeny was injury prone Bookman.

Luckily you don't run with your jaw.

Must have been a misunderstanding of who was next cab of the rank.

(Jonathan Giles and pick 62 traded to West Coast in exchange for pick 57.)

Could anyone please explain why the Eagles did this?

Port didn't give him a game after recruitment, Giants played him for a while then delisted, only 3 games with Essendon.

Do WCE really need a fourth string ruckman?

Perhaps East Perth need one to play the whole season in the WAFL?

(Jonathan Giles and pick 62 traded to West Coast in exchange for pick 57.)

Could anyone please explain why the Eagles did this?

Port didn't give him a game after recruitment, Giants played him for a while then delisted, only 3 games with Essendon.

Do WCE really need a fourth string ruckman?

Perhaps East Perth need one to play the whole season in the WAFL?

I'm hearing you.

I was stunned at that decision.

There's some weird trades going on today!

Charlie Dixon signs a 5 year deal with Port, Port receives Dixon and pick No.49 and gives up pick No.10 and its 2016 second-round pick. Gold Coast receives picks No.10 and 31 and two 2016 second-round picks and gives up Dixon and picks No.19 and 49. Richmond receives pick No.19 and gives up pick No.31 and its 2016 second-round pick. Naturally Port are already laying claim to the flag for next year :rolls:

Carlisle to get to the Saints and picks 14 from Sydney and pick 44 from Essendon. Essendon receiving Craig Bird from the Swans for pick 24 and pick 5 goes to the Saints and the Saints give the Swans pick 25. This trade's still being worked out, but allows the Swans to pick up both their academy pick and father & son pick.

Thanks mr bookman....ive had a quick look at these sites, i assume afldude play every AFL game of the season?

Not every game. When there is competing games he usually shows the one that is of the most interest

There's some weird trades going on today!

Charlie Dixon signs a 5 year deal with Port, Port receives Dixon and pick No.49 and gives up pick No.10 and its 2016 second-round pick. Gold Coast receives picks No.10 and 31 and two 2016 second-round picks and gives up Dixon and picks No.19 and 49. Richmond receives pick No.19 and gives up pick No.31 and its 2016 second-round pick. Naturally Port are already laying claim to the flag for next year :rolls:

Carlisle to get to the Saints and picks 14 from Sydney and pick 44 from Essendon. Essendon receiving Craig Bird from the Swans for pick 24 and pick 5 goes to the Saints and the Saints give the Swans pick 25. This trade's still being worked out, but allows the Swans to pick up both their academy pick and father & son pick.

Gold Coast must have a barrel full of early pics saved up now.

Bird should do okay at Essendon.

Gold Coast must have a barrel full of early pics saved up now.

Bird should do okay at Essendon.

3 first round picks... #3, 10 & 16

For a team that's won 3 straight, Hawthorn have come out alright in this draft with 2 first round picks 15 & 18.

Completed Trades:

• Matthew Suckling moves from Hawthorn to the Western Bulldogs as an unrestricted free agent.
• Scott Selwood moves from West Coast to Geelong as a restricted free agent.
• Patrick Dangerfield and pick 50 traded from Adelaide to Geelong in exchange for picks 9, 28 and player Dean Gore.
• Jack Redden traded from Brisbane to West Coast in exchange for pick number 17.
• Lachie Henderson traded from Carlton to Geelong in exchange for Carlton's first round pick in the 2016 NAB AFL Draft.
• Harley Bennell and pick 22 traded from Gold Coast to Fremantle in exchange for picks 16 and 35.
• Callum Sinclair traded from West Coast to Sydney in exchange for Lewis Jetta.
• Jake Melksham traded from Essendon to Melbourne in exchange for pick 25.
• Matthew Leuenberger moves from Brisbane to Essendon as a restricted free agent.
• Jed Anderson, pick 38 and pick 40 traded from Hawthorn to North Melbourne in exchange for pick 15 and pick 55.
• Dawson Simpson moves from Geelong to GWS as an unrestricted free agent.
• Curtley Hampton traded from GWS to Adelaide in exchange for Adelaide's second round pick in the 2016 NAB AFL Draft.
• Jacob Townsend and pick 120 traded from GWS to Richmond in exchange for pick 70.
• Tom Bell and pick 41 traded from Carlton to Brisbane in exchange for pick 21 and pick 60.
• Zac Smith traded from Gold Coast to Geelong in exchange for picks 49 and 53.
• Daniel Currie traded from North Melbourne to Gold Coast in exchange for pick 53.
• Josh Walker and Jarrad Jansen traded from Geelong to Brisbane in exchange for Brisbane's third round pick in the 2016 NAB AFL Draft.
• Steve Johnson traded from Geelong to GWS in exchange for GWS's fifth round pick in the 2016 NAB AFL Draft.
• Jonathan Giles and pick 62 traded to West Coast in exchange for pick 57.
• Paul Seedsman traded from Collingwood to Adelaide in exchange for pick 32.
• Jimmy Toumpas traded from Melbourne to Port Adelaide in exchange for pick 50 and pick 68
• Jeremy Howe and pick 68 traded from Melbourne to Collingwood in exchange for Ben Kennedy and pick 32
• Pick 32 traded from Melbourne to Port Adelaide in exchange for pick 29.
• Nathan Freeman and pick 68 traded from Collingwood to St Kilda in exchange for pick 63 and St Kilda's round two pick in the 2016 NAB AFL Draft.
• Charlie Dixon and pick 49 traded from Gold Coast to Port Adelaide in exchange for pick 10 and the club's round two pick in the 2016 NAB AFL Draft.
• Pick 31 and the club's round two pick in the 2016 NAB AFL Draft traded from Richmond to Gold Coast in exchange for pick 19.

Jack Redden.

Got a bit excited watch that.

Smart pick.

Welcome to the West Coast Jack.

Gold Coast must have a barrel full of early pics saved up now.

Bird should do okay at Essendon.

3 first round picks... #3, 10 & 16

For a team that's won 3 straight, Hawthorn have come out alright in this draft with 2 first round picks 15 & 18.

Gold Coast have traded those picks to Melbourne

MELBOURNE will take two top-10 draft picks into the 2015 NAB AFL Draft after orchestrating a deal with Gold Coast that sees them land pick No.3 and pick No.10 in exchange for pick No.6 and a future first-round pick.

Gold Coast has picks 6, 29, 31 and 35 and expects to secure Matt Rosa from West Coast.

http://www.afl.com.au/news/2015-10-21/melbourne-to-take-two-top10-picks-into-this-years-draft-after-deal-with-gold-coast

Eagle Matt Rosa flies north to join Suns

The Suns gave the Eagles pick No.31 in exchange for the 28-year-old midfielder, who will add much-needed experience to Gold Coast's on-ball division.

Rosa surprised the 2015 runners-up by requesting a trade last week, with West Coast list manager Craig Vozzo saying soon after that he remained hopeful of convincing Rosa, who was contracted for 2016, to stay.

But Rosa held firm on his request for a move, perhaps sensing that his midfield opportunities with the Eagles could dry up after he started in the substitute's green vest four times this year, including on Grand Final day.

http://www.afl.com.au/news/2015-10-21/eagle-matt-rosa-flies-north-to-join-suns-

Eagle Matt Rosa flies north to join Suns

The Suns gave the Eagles pick No.31 in exchange for the 28-year-old midfielder, who will add much-needed experience to Gold Coast's on-ball division.

Rosa surprised the 2015 runners-up by requesting a trade last week, with West Coast list manager Craig Vozzo saying soon after that he remained hopeful of convincing Rosa, who was contracted for 2016, to stay.

But Rosa held firm on his request for a move, perhaps sensing that his midfield opportunities with the Eagles could dry up after he started in the substitute's green vest four times this year, including on Grand Final day.

http://www.afl.com.au/news/2015-10-21/eagle-matt-rosa-flies-north-to-join-suns-

A fine soldier for WC.

With Redden, Jetta and Duggan, who will back from injury, would probably struggle

to hold a spot in the side.

GC have a strong midfield so unless he plays wing, he might struggle to get a game

there as well.

All the best Matty.

Menzel to Crows as Carlton nabs midfielder and a pick

http://www.afl.com.au/news/2015-10-21/blues-send-menzel-to-crows

Gee, if you're a Carlton supporter, you'd want to hope they have something

up their sleeve for the remainder of the trade period.

Menzel can play and at 21, has a fair bit of upside I think.

Gold Coast must have a barrel full of early pics saved up now.

Bird should do okay at Essendon.

3 first round picks... #3, 10 & 16

For a team that's won 3 straight, Hawthorn have come out alright in this draft with 2 first round picks 15 & 18.

Gold Coast have traded those picks to Melbourne

MELBOURNE will take two top-10 draft picks into the 2015 NAB AFL Draft after orchestrating a deal with Gold Coast that sees them land pick No.3 and pick No.10 in exchange for pick No.6 and a future first-round pick.

Gold Coast has picks 6, 29, 31 and 35 and expects to secure Matt Rosa from West Coast.

http://www.afl.com.au/news/2015-10-21/melbourne-to-take-two-top10-picks-into-this-years-draft-after-deal-with-gold-coast

Ahhh so thats how they did it, obviously we can't see what they can, The Dees say there not trading these early pics.

Hawks also have 2 first round picks to date...now they know how to work the system...

Cats....umm....have sold there soul by giving up pics and future pics, we will know come sept if it was a smart move......you would think that by sticking there necks out sooooooo faaaaaaaar 2 flags within the next 3 years should be the minimum to say it was a good move.

Judging by where players are going ladder positions won't change to much, we have now a situation were there are several very astute clubs then theres the rest of them oh and a couple of duds

Judging by where players are going ladder positions won't change to much, we have now a situation were there are several very astute clubs then theres the rest of them oh and a couple of duds

Who do u rate as astute and who not?

Menzel to Crows as Carlton nabs midfielder and a pick

http://www.afl.com.au/news/2015-10-21/blues-send-menzel-to-crows

Gee, if you're a Carlton supporter, you'd want to hope they have something

up their sleeve for the remainder of the trade period.

Menzel can play and at 21, has a fair bit of upside I think.

Carlton for the wooden spoon next 3 years?

Already this trade period, the Blues have traded key-position player Lachie Henderson to Geelong and midfielder Tom Bell to the Brisbane Lions for pick No.21 and a swap of later picks.

Defender Chris Yarran is also expected to join Richmond, with the Blues and Tigers currently haggling over whether pick No.12 or 19 will cross to Ikon Park.

Judging by where players are going ladder positions won't change to much, we have now a situation were there are several very astute clubs then theres the rest of them oh and a couple of duds

Who do u rate as astute and who not?

Hawks are number 1, Swans, Cats but not so sure now not far behind Port and WCE, Tryers Freo, North and Pies the duds Blues, Saints and Lions, Dees were too once, have a very good adm now.

Menzel to Crows as Carlton nabs midfielder and a pick

http://www.afl.com.au/news/2015-10-21/blues-send-menzel-to-crows

Gee, if you're a Carlton supporter, you'd want to hope they have something

up their sleeve for the remainder of the trade period.

Menzel can play and at 21, has a fair bit of upside I think.

Looks as if SOS did have something up his sleeve.

Menzel to Crows as Carlton loads up on players

http://www.afl.com.au/news/2015-10-21/blues-send-menzel-to-crows

VERSATILE big man Jake Carlisle has finally made his way to St Kilda after a breakthrough in negotiations with Essendon.

The Bombers secured St Kilda's prized No.5 draft pick, as well as Sydney Swans midfielder Craig Bird, after a three-club trade.

In the deal:
- Essendon receives Bird and pick No.5, gives up Carlisle and pick No.44, and exchanges pick No.23 for pick No.24;
- St Kilda receives Carlisle and pick No.14 and gives up pick No.5 and pick No.24;
- Sydney Swans receive picks No.23 and pick No.44, and gives up pick No.14 and Bird.

Bombers list manager Adrian Dodoro told NAB AFL Trade Radio on Wednesday that the club had not wavered in its approach to secure the Saints' draft pick No.5 as part of the deal.

"There was no way we were going to budge at all," Dodoro said.

"If we weren't going to get (pick) 5, then we wouldn't have done the trade, it's as simple as that."

The combined points from those picks (1177 points) mean the Swans will take more points to the draft to use on their academy prospect Callum Mills and potential father-son selection Josh Dunkley than they would have if they had hung on to selection No.14 (1161 points).

The deal will be a relief to the Saints, who came under enormous pressure last week when Hawthorn put a deal on the table to secure Carlisle in exchange for picks 15 and 18.

Dodoro said he believed Carlisle seemed destined to join the Hawks up until yesterday afternoon.

"I actually thought up until two o'clock yesterday he was going to the Hawks, to be honest, but the Saints pulled out another card," Dodoro said.

"I think Jake was wavering between the two (teams) … but there's no doubt it could've been either way and I'm genuine in that."

That proposal was acceptable to the Bombers but Carlisle, 24, stuck to his original commitment to cross to the Saints, provided they could deliver a deal acceptable to the Bombers before Thursday's trade deadline.

The Swans' involvement became the deal-breaker, with the Sydney club chasing points to secure its academy graduates under the AFL's new academy bidding system.

Bird's willingness to explore opportunities elsewhere also enticed Essendon, with the premiership midfielder - who played 137 games for the Swans - a good fit for the Bombers, who last week lost Jake Melsham to Melbourne.

Dodoro said Bombers coach John Worsfold expressed "a strong desire" in recent days to secure Bird's services.

"He [Worsfold] identified that was a need he wanted to fill (with) an experienced mid that can play a variety of roles," he said.

"He was the missing piece to the deal and it worked really well for us in the end."

The Dons also managed to hang on to both their second round picks, meaning they will now head to the NAB AFL Draft with picks 4, 5, 24 and 25.

The Saints also managed to stay in the first round with pick 14 and landed Carlisle, who declared St Kilda as his preferred destination a fortnight ago.

Completed Trades:

• Matthew Suckling moves from Hawthorn to the Western Bulldogs as an unrestricted free agent.
• Scott Selwood moves from West Coast to Geelong as a restricted free agent.
• Patrick Dangerfield and pick 50 traded from Adelaide to Geelong in exchange for picks 9, 28 and player Dean Gore.
• Jack Redden traded from Brisbane to West Coast in exchange for pick number 17.
• Lachie Henderson traded from Carlton to Geelong in exchange for Carlton's first round pick in the 2016 NAB AFL Draft.
• Harley Bennell and pick 22 traded from Gold Coast to Fremantle in exchange for picks 16 and 35.
• Callum Sinclair traded from West Coast to Sydney in exchange for Lewis Jetta.
• Jake Melksham traded from Essendon to Melbourne in exchange for pick 25.
• Matthew Leuenberger moves from Brisbane to Essendon as a restricted free agent.
• Jed Anderson, pick 38 and pick 40 traded from Hawthorn to North Melbourne in exchange for pick 15 and pick 55.
• Dawson Simpson moves from Geelong to GWS as an unrestricted free agent.
• Curtley Hampton traded from GWS to Adelaide in exchange for Adelaide's second round pick in the 2016 NAB AFL Draft.
• Jacob Townsend and pick 120 traded from GWS to Richmond in exchange for pick 70.
• Tom Bell and pick 41 traded from Carlton to Brisbane in exchange for pick 21 and pick 60.
• Zac Smith traded from Gold Coast to Geelong in exchange for picks 49 and 53.
• Daniel Currie traded from North Melbourne to Gold Coast in exchange for pick 53.
• Josh Walker and Jarrad Jansen traded from Geelong to Brisbane in exchange for Brisbane's third round pick in the 2016 NAB AFL Draft.
• Steve Johnson traded from Geelong to GWS in exchange for GWS's fifth round pick in the 2016 NAB AFL Draft.
• Jonathan Giles and pick 62 traded to West Coast in exchange for pick 57.
• Paul Seedsman traded from Collingwood to Adelaide in exchange for pick 32.
• Jimmy Toumpas traded from Melbourne to Port Adelaide in exchange for pick 50 and pick 68
• Jeremy Howe and pick 68 traded from Melbourne to Collingwood in exchange for Ben Kennedy and pick 32
• Pick 32 traded from Melbourne to Port Adelaide in exchange for pick 29.
• Nathan Freeman and pick 68 traded from Collingwood to St Kilda in exchange for pick 63 and St Kilda's round two pick in the 2016 NAB AFL Draft.
• Charlie Dixon and pick 49 traded from Gold Coast to Port Adelaide in exchange for pick 10 and the club's round two pick in the 2016 NAB AFL Draft.
• Pick 31 and the club's round two pick in the 2016 NAB AFL Draft traded from Richmond to Gold Coast in exchange for pick 19.
• Jake Carlisle traded from Essendon to St Kilda
• Pick 14 traded from Sydney to St Kilda
• Pick 5 traded from St Kilda to Essendon
• Craig Bird and pick 24 traded from Sydney to Essendon
• Pick 23 and pick 44 traded from Essendon to Sydney
• Pick 3, 10 and 43 traded from Gold Coast to Melbourne in exchange for pick 6, 29 and the Melbourne's first round pick in the 2016 NAB AFL Draft.
• Matt Rosa traded from West Coast to Gold Coast in exchange for pick 31
• Troy Menzel traded from Carlton to Adelaide in exchange for Sam Kerridge and pick 28
• Pick 28, 77, 95 and Carlton's round one pick in the 2016 NAB AFL Draft traded to GWS in exchange for Lachie Plowman, Jed Lamb, Andrew Phillips, Liam Sumner and the Giants' round one pick in the 2016 NAB AFL Draft.
• Adam Treloar and pick 28 traded from GWS to Collingwood in exchange for pick 7, pick 65 and Collingwood's round one pick in the 2016 NAB AFL Draft.
• Jack Fitzpatrick traded from Melbourne to Hawthorn in exchange for pick 94.
• Tomas Bugg and pick 7 traded from GWS to Melbourne in exchange for pick 10, 43 and 64.

Hearing rumours that Carlisle is in a bit of trouble with a video finding its way to A Current Affair reportedly showing Carlisle doing a line of cocaine whilst on holiday in the USA a few weeks back.

Hearing rumours that Carlisle is in a bit of trouble with a video finding its way to A Current Affair reportedly showing Carlisle doing a line of cocaine whilst on holiday in the USA a few weeks back.

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/st-kilda-recruit-jake-carlisle-embroiled-in-aca-footage-claims/story-fni0fiyv-1227577529424

Hearing rumours that Carlisle is in a bit of trouble with a video finding its way to A Current Affair reportedly showing Carlisle doing a line of cocaine whilst on holiday in the USA a few weeks back.

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/st-kilda-recruit-jake-carlisle-embroiled-in-aca-footage-claims/story-fni0fiyv-1227577529424

It was on ninemsm as well http://www.9news.com.au/national/2015/10/21/19/01/selfie-video-allegedly-depicts-afl-player-jake-carlisle-snorting-white-powder

Chooka would be very happy......

Hearing rumours that Carlisle is in a bit of trouble with a video finding its way to A Current Affair reportedly showing Carlisle doing a line of cocaine whilst on holiday in the USA a few weeks back.

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/st-kilda-recruit-jake-carlisle-embroiled-in-aca-footage-claims/story-fni0fiyv-1227577529424

It was on ninemsm as well http://www.9news.com.au/national/2015/10/21/19/01/selfie-video-allegedly-depicts-afl-player-jake-carlisle-snorting-white-powder

Chooka would be very happy......

Chimpy watched the video 4 times, then asked to borrow $200

Looks like he's off to a good start

Star Saints recruit Jake Carlisle 'truly sorry' after leaked video

http://www.afl.com.au/news/2015-10-22/star-saints-recruit-jake-carlisle-truly-sorry-after-leaked-video

Looks like he's off to a good start

Star Saints recruit Jake Carlisle 'truly sorry' after leaked video

http://www.afl.com.au/news/2015-10-22/star-saints-recruit-jake-carlisle-truly-sorry-after-leaked-video

it's all timing isnt it? Would St Kilda have canned the trade if they had seen the video a few hours earlier?

"The network said it obtained the video of Carlisle after he sent the vision to a friend via social media app Snapchat."

Some <deleted> friend they are... Must've been an Essendon supporter

It was on ninemsm as well http://www.9news.com.au/national/2015/10/21/19/01/selfie-video-allegedly-depicts-afl-player-jake-carlisle-snorting-white-powder

Chooka would be very happy......

Typical of A Current Affair to over sensationalise it... Bit of a stretch to call him 'high profile'

Completed Trades:

• Matthew Suckling moves from Hawthorn to the Western Bulldogs as an unrestricted free agent.
• Scott Selwood moves from West Coast to Geelong as a restricted free agent.
• Patrick Dangerfield and pick 50 traded from Adelaide to Geelong in exchange for picks 9, 28 and player Dean Gore.
• Jack Redden traded from Brisbane to West Coast in exchange for pick number 17.
• Lachie Henderson traded from Carlton to Geelong in exchange for Carlton's first round pick in the 2016 NAB AFL Draft.
• Harley Bennell and pick 22 traded from Gold Coast to Fremantle in exchange for picks 16 and 35.
• Callum Sinclair traded from West Coast to Sydney in exchange for Lewis Jetta.
• Jake Melksham traded from Essendon to Melbourne in exchange for pick 25.
• Matthew Leuenberger moves from Brisbane to Essendon as a restricted free agent.
• Jed Anderson, pick 38 and pick 40 traded from Hawthorn to North Melbourne in exchange for pick 15 and pick 55.
• Dawson Simpson moves from Geelong to GWS as an unrestricted free agent.
• Curtley Hampton traded from GWS to Adelaide in exchange for Adelaide's second round pick in the 2016 NAB AFL Draft.
• Jacob Townsend and pick 120 traded from GWS to Richmond in exchange for pick 70.
• Tom Bell and pick 41 traded from Carlton to Brisbane in exchange for pick 21 and pick 60.
• Zac Smith traded from Gold Coast to Geelong in exchange for picks 49 and 53.
• Daniel Currie traded from North Melbourne to Gold Coast in exchange for pick 53.
• Josh Walker and Jarrad Jansen traded from Geelong to Brisbane in exchange for Brisbane's third round pick in the 2016 NAB AFL Draft.
• Steve Johnson traded from Geelong to GWS in exchange for GWS's fifth round pick in the 2016 NAB AFL Draft.
• Jonathan Giles and pick 62 traded to West Coast in exchange for pick 57.
• Paul Seedsman traded from Collingwood to Adelaide in exchange for pick 32.
• Jimmy Toumpas traded from Melbourne to Port Adelaide in exchange for pick 50 and pick 68
• Jeremy Howe and pick 68 traded from Melbourne to Collingwood in exchange for Ben Kennedy and pick 32
• Pick 32 traded from Melbourne to Port Adelaide in exchange for pick 29.
• Nathan Freeman and pick 68 traded from Collingwood to St Kilda in exchange for pick 63 and St Kilda's round two pick in the 2016 NAB AFL Draft.
• Charlie Dixon and pick 49 traded from Gold Coast to Port Adelaide in exchange for pick 10 and the club's round two pick in the 2016 NAB AFL Draft.
• Pick 31 and the club's round two pick in the 2016 NAB AFL Draft traded from Richmond to Gold Coast in exchange for pick 19.
• Jake Carlisle traded from Essendon to St Kilda
• Pick 14 traded from Sydney to St Kilda
• Pick 5 traded from St Kilda to Essendon
• Craig Bird and pick 24 traded from Sydney to Essendon
• Pick 23 and pick 44 traded from Essendon to Sydney
• Pick 3, 10 and 43 traded from Gold Coast to Melbourne in exchange for pick 6, 29 and the Melbourne's first round pick in the 2016 NAB AFL Draft.
• Matt Rosa traded from West Coast to Gold Coast in exchange for pick 31
• Troy Menzel traded from Carlton to Adelaide in exchange for Sam Kerridge and pick 28
• Pick 28, 77, 95 and Carlton's round one pick in the 2016 NAB AFL Draft traded to GWS in exchange for Lachie Plowman, Jed Lamb, Andrew Phillips, Liam Sumner and the Giants' round one pick in the 2016 NAB AFL Draft.
• Adam Treloar and pick 28 traded from GWS to Collingwood in exchange for pick 7, pick 65 and Collingwood's round one pick in the 2016 NAB AFL Draft.
• Jack Fitzpatrick traded from Melbourne to Hawthorn in exchange for pick 94.
• Tomas Bugg and pick 7 traded from GWS to Melbourne in exchange for pick 10, 43 and 64.
• Pick 55 and 58 traded from Hawthorn to GWS in exchange for pick 48.
• James Aish traded from Brisbane to Collingwood in exchange for pick 26 and Collingwood's round two selection in the 2016 NAB AFL Draft.
• Pick 34 and 53 traded from North Melbourne to Collingwood in exchange for pick 28 and pick 47.
• Ryan Bastinac, pick 38, pick 40 and North Melbourne's round three selection in the 2016 NAB AFL Draft traded from North Melbourne to Brisbane in exchange for pick 17 and 26.
• Pick 36 and 37 traded from West Coast to Sydney in exchange for pick 23.
• Pick 11 and the Western Bulldogs' round three selection in the 2016 NAB AFL Draft traded from the Western Bulldogs to Carlton in exchange for pick 20 and 21.
• Chris Yarran traded from Carlton to Richmond in exchange for pick 19.
• Pick 34, pick 53 and pick 63 traded from Collingwood to GWS in exchange for pick 27, pick 66, pick 77 and pick 84.
• Michael Talia traded from the Western Bulldogs to Sydney in exchange for pick 69 and the Western Bulldogs' fourth round pick in the 2016 NAB AFL Draft.
• Pick 56 and Fremantle's round two selection in the 2016 NAB AFL Draft traded from Fremantle to Gold Coast in exchange for pick 35 and pick 61.

Ahhh the Saints can pick them.....wonder what the newphew's got to say?