AFL draft LIVE updates: Tigers lob for Sam Lalor; ‘Flying Viking’ vaults to top 10
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The No.16 pick is Bo Allan
Bo Allan, a youngster with a big reputation out west, is picked up by West Coast.
The No.15 pick is Joe Berry
Port Adelaide liked this player, and they snare Joe Berry with a first-round pick.
Pick swap
Port Adelaide make a move, grabbing the No.15 pick in a swap with West Coast.
Sam Lalor: The top Tiger
New Tiger Sam Lalor.Credit: Getty Images
Sam Lalor gets his new jumper.Credit: PENNY STEPHENS
The No.14 pick is Jonty Faull
Jonty Faull the latest youngster to join Richmond as their fourth selection.
“I had a bit of a feeling [about getting to Richmond] but it was such an open draft that I didn’t have a clue,” Faull said.
The No.13 pick is Isaac Kako
Essendon match that bid from Richmond and get their man. Isaac Kako is officially an Essendon player.
Kako is best mates with last year’s Essendon top pick Nate Caddy and the pair shared a hug after Kako was selected. “It was real special supporting him last year and I’m happy he is here supporting me this year,” Kako said. “We are a real dynamic duo,” Kako said of him and Caddy who were also schoolmates at Parade College. But he admitted coach Brad Scott could end that sort of talk – “yeah I reckon he will”.
Bid pending on Isaac Kako
Richmond have the No.13 pick now … and they’re bidding on an Essendon NGA prospect Isaac Kako.
New Tiger Josh Smillie
Josh Smillie (the No.7 pick) was touted as the No.1 pick early in the year. He took some time to get going this season but he is an exceptional talent and clearly, at 195 centimetres, is a big-bodied midfielder.
Smillie was taken as Richmond’s second pick. Credit: AFL Photos via Getty Images
The No.12 pick is Taj Hotton
Taj Hotton gets to Richmond.
The Tigers have used their third pick on Vic Metro prospect.
The No.11 pick is Xavier Lindsay
Xavier Lindsay gets to the Demons as Melbourne’s second selection.
What Lindsay said: “She’s probably on the money – I’d rather eat than cook,” Lindsay told Fox Footy after being asked about his mum’s claim that he can’t cook. Lindsay also said being drafted to Melbourne was a dream come true.
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