Collingwood Magpies gun Nick Daicos isn’t the only star from the 2021 super draft set to make an AFL finals mark

Callaghan said that after rejecting St Kilda’s mega offer, it released with the giants and released him and that the following breakage season was proof of this. Smoothly moving midfielder produced the best number of careers, and ranked 14th in 22 rounds of AFL Coaches Association’s award. Callaghan’s consistency has not been dismissed in any of the 20 matches. It has an excellent left foot kick and the run and carrying style makes it an aggressive force.

4. Nick Daicos (Collingwood)

2025 Basic Statistics: 30.4 incentives, 6.3 gaps, 6s in 6s

A few players can match Daicos in a Premiership, the best and the poorest one, three times the coaches of the year in 2024, the player of the year in 2025 and the output of the star rising in 2022. Since its second season, Daicos has been talking as the best player in the game and has been disposed of at least 30 years for three years. Simply put, Magpie is a superstar.

5. Mac Andrew (Gold Coast)

2025 Basic Statistics: 13.8 Enterprises, 1.7 intersection sign, 7.2 booty

The demons probably kidnapped Andrew, the type of player they wanted to have while continuing to renew their lists. The Andrew stick boasts of extraordinary athletics, which helps to make a weapon in the height of Ruckman and a weapon in defense for the sun. The cutting signs fell a little bit this year, but their spoils rose very much and losing a less one -on -one competition. There is a reason why Gold Coast is willing to lock Andrew with an agreement up to $ 12 million by 2034.

6. Josh Rachele (Adelaide)

2025 Basic Statistics: 12.1 Incentive, 1.9 goals, 5.7 score participation

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Rachele hasn’t played in early July since the knee injury against Melbourne, but it is approaching a turn and it is very valuable since Izak Rankine was suspended. Goals from Shepparton were experiencing the best season of his short career and scored 25 goals in only 13 games, including eight -multi -goal efforts. Rachele is a reliable athlete who can sink strange goals but also for set shootings. He’s a very good sign for his height. Rachele is the winner that Crows may need in September.

7. Josh Ward (Hawthorn)

2025 Basic Statistics: 20.7 attempts, 7.6 controversial goods, in 3.7 50’s

Ward burned up slowly than most of the top 10 elections in this draft, but in 2025 it brought together its best season. Hawks became an integral part of the ball brigade and spent more time as a midfielder, including eight games with at least four openings, gained a four-year extension. The Ward has an impressive momentum from the sign that is well used at the stops, releasing a teammate with a handball or lasts a long stroke in 50.

8. Jye Amiss (Fremantle)

2025 Basic Statistics: 7.3 dysposal, 1.3 goals, 1.8 advanced -50 points

Amiss scored 41 goals in his second season in 2023, and now he’s part of Dockers’s three -way attack next to Josh Treacy and Patrick Voss. The trio merged with 98 goals in the Ev-Away season and played a vital role in Fremantle that returned to the finals. AMISS plays comfortably as the deepest or more circulation of Dockers, and one of the strong aspects creates a separation to lead. It is also an excellent set-atış base that maximizes its opportunities.

10. Neil Erasmus (Fremaant)

2025 Basic Statistics: 15.8 Design, 6.7 controversial goods, 2.9 gaps

Erasmus did not have the same exposure as the top 10 classmates at the AFL level-so the likes of Western Bulldogs and West Coast were interested in him-but he played 15 of his 38 matches this season. With a strong finish to the normal season, Dockers made it part of the final campaign, and 20 disposed of, 12 controversial goods, six openings and a target. Erasmus is a large and powerful being that offers the standing points to Fremantle. Dockers offered him a three -year agreement.

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