2004 National Draft

Round 1

  1. Richmond – Brett Deledio (Mur) (1)
  2. Hawthorn – Jarryd Roughead (Gip) (4)
  3. Western Bulldogs – Ryan Griffen (SA) (3)
  4. Richmond – Richard Tambling (NT) (2)
  5. Hawthorn – Lance Franklin (WA) (5)
  6. Western Bulldogs – Tom Williams (Qld) (6)
  7. Hawthorn – Jordan Lewis (Gee) (17)
  8. Adelaide – John Meesen (Gee) (7)
  9. Carlton – Jordan Russell (SA) (15)
  10. Collingwood – Chris Egan (Mur) (14)
  11. Port Adelaide – Adam Thomson (SA) (43)
  12. Richmond – Danny Meyer (SA) (9)
  13. Melbourne – Matthew Bate (Eas) (10)
  14. Essendon – Angus Monfries (SA) (11)
  15. Melbourne – Lynden Dunn (Cal) (26)
  16. Richmond – Adam Pattison (Nor) (20)
  17. St Kilda – Andrew McQualter (Gip) (27)
  18. Brisbane Lions – Cameron Wood (SA) (8)
  19. Port Adelaide – Ryan Willits (Nor) (16)

Round 2

  1. Richmond – Dean Polo (Gip) (38)
  2. Hawthorn – Thomas Murphy (San) (18)
  3. Western Bulldogs – Jesse Wells (Tas) (64)
  4. Collingwood – Sean Rusling (SA) (55)
  5. Adelaide – Nathan Van Berlo (WA) (51)
  6. Carlton – Adam Hartlett (SA) (36)
  7. Hawthorn – Matt Little (Cal) (37)
  8. Brisbane Lions – Pat Garner (Qld) (50)
  9. Adelaide – Chad Gibson (SA) (33)
  10. West Coast – Matt Rosa (NB) (29)
  11. Essendon – Andrew Lee (Tas) (58)
  12. Sydney – Jarred Moore (Dan) (57)
  13. Geelong – Brent Prismall (Wes) (61)
  14. St Kilda – Cain Ackland (PA) (63)
  15. Port Adelaide – James Ezard (Cal) (-)
  16. Port Adelaide – Fabian Deluca (Eas) (12)

Round 3

  1. Richmond – Luke McGuane (Qld) (Pos)
  2. West Coast – Mark LeCras (WA) (45)
  3. Western Bulldogs – Damian McCormack (Dan) (Pos)
  4. Collingwood (F/S) – Travis Cloke (Eas) 39
  5. Adelaide – Ivan Maric (Cal) (25)
  6. Carlton (F/S) – Luke Blackwell (WA) (41)
  7. Kangaroos (F/S) – Jesse W Smith (Cal) (42)
  8. Melbourne – Michael Newton (Mur) (40)
  9. West Coast (F/S) – Mitchell Morton (WA) (44)
  10. Brisbane Lions – Justin Sherman (Tas) (52)
  11. Essendon – Henry Slattery (SA) (-)
  12. Sydney – David Spriggs (Gee) (60)
  13. Geelong (F/S) – Nathan Ablett (VCFL) (48)
  14. St Kilda – Mark McGough (Col) (-)
  15. Brisbane Lions – Jayden Attard (Dan) (49)
  16. Port Adelaide – Ben Eckerman (SA) (24)

Round 4

  1. Richmond – Dean Limbach (Cal) (46)
  2. Hawthorn – Simon Taylor (VFL) (-)
  3. Western Bulldogs – Stephen Tiller (SA) (Pos)
  4. Collingwood – Adam Iacobucci (Cal) (Pos)
  5. Adelaide – Chris Knights (Eas) (Pos)
  6. West Coast – Brad Smith (WA) (Pos)
  7. Kangaroos – Brad Moran (Qld) (Pos)
  8. Fremantle – Benet Copping (SA) (34)
  9. Essendon – Paul Thomas (SA) (53)
  10. Sydney – Heath James (Syd) (-)
  11. Geelong – Matt Egan (VFL) (62)
  12. St Kilda – James Gwilt (VMFL) (-)
  13. Brisbane Lions – Luke Forsyth (Dan) (Pos)

Round 5

  1. Richmond – Mark Graham (Haw) (65)
  2. Collingwood – Pass
  3. Fremantle – Toby Stribling (SA) (Pos)
  4. Kangaroos – Ben Schwarze (VFL) (-)
  5. Fremantle – Daniel Haines (Fre) (-)
  6. Essendon – Pass
  7. St Kilda – Pass

Round 6

  1. Richmond – Pass
  2. Carlton – Chris Bryan (VFL) (-)
  3. Kangaroos – Daniel Pratt (BL) (-)
  4. Fremantle – Pass
  5. St Kilda – Pass

Round 7

  1. Carlton – Anthony Raso (Dan) (Pos)

Round 8

  1. Carlton – Pass
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2004 Footydraft.com Mock Draft

Round 1

  1. Richmond – Brett Deledio (Mur)
  2. Hawthorn – Ryan Griffen (SA)
  3. Western Bulldogs – Richard Tambling (NT)
  4. Richmond – Lance Franklin (WA)
  5. Hawthorn – Jarryd Roughead (Gip)
  6. Western Bulldogs – Cameron Wood (SA)
  7. Collingwood – Angus Monfries (SA)
  8. Adelaide – Ben Eckerman (SA)
  9. Carlton – Fabian Deluca (Eas)
  10. Kangaroos – Ryan Willits (Nor)
  11. Fremantle – Jordan Lewis (Gee)
  12. West Coast – Ruory Kirkby (Ben)
  13. Melbourne – Ben Sharp (Oak)
  14. Essendon – Danny Meyer (SA)
  15. Sydney – John Meesen (Gee)
  16. Geelong – Heath Grundy (SA)
  17. St Kilda – Alan Toovey (WA)
  18. Brisbane Lions – Ryan Bain (Oak)
  19. Port Adelaide – Matthew Bate (Eas)

Round 2

  1. Richmond – Chris Egan (Mur)
  2. Hawthorn – Ivan Maric (Cal)
  3. Western Bulldogs – Thomas Murphy (San)
  4. Collingwood – Dean Polo (Gip)
  5. Adelaide – Chad Gibson (SA)
  6. Carlton – Ryan Jackson (Nor)
  7. Kangaroos – Tom Williams (Qld)
  8. Fremantle – Benet Copping (SA)
  9. West Coast – Beau Wilkes (WA)
  10. Melbourne – Adam Hartlett (SA)
  11. Essendon – Thomas Redden (SA)
  12. Sydney – Justin Sherman (Tas)
  13. Geelong – Earl Shaw (NSW)
  14. St Kilda – Clinton Young (NB)
  15. Brisbane Lions – Scott McMahon (SA)
  16. Port Adelaide – Jordan Russell (SA)

Round 3

  1. Richmond – Jarred Moore (Dan)
  2. Hawthorn – Matt Little (Cal)
  3. Western Bulldogs – Mark LeCras (WA)
  4. Collingwood (F/S) – Travis Cloke (Eas)
  5. Adelaide – Michael Newton (Mur)
  6. Carlton (F/S) – Luke Blackwell (WA)
  7. Kangaroos (F/S) – Jesse W Smith (Cal)
  8. Fremantle – Andrew McQualter (Gip)
  9. West Coast (F/S) – Mitchell Morton (WA)
  10. Melbourne – Chris Gooley (San)
  11. Essendon – Byron Murphy (VFL)
  12. Sydney – James McLeay (SA)
  13. Geelong – Paul Richardson (WA)
  14. St Kilda – Chris Knights (Eas)
  15. Brisbane Lions – Lynden Dunn (Cal)
  16. Port Adelaide – Jayden Attard (Dan)

Round 4

  1. Andrew Swallow (WA)
  2. Nick Becker (Cal)
  3. Andrew Gilham (Oak)
  4. Dale May (Cal)
  5. Toby Stribling (SA)
  6. Adam Pattison (Nor)
  7. Scott Delmenico (WA)
  8. Nathan Van Berlo (WA)
  9. Jordan Wood (Mur)
  10. Matt Rosa (NB)
  11. Dean Limbach (Cal)
  12. Pat Garner (Qld)
  13. Jesse Wells (Tas)
  14. Jesse D Smith (Cal)
  15. Rowan Nayna (Dan)

Round 5

  1. Sam Gooley (San)
  2. Daniel Batson (NB)
  3. Danyle Pearce (SA)
  4. Stefan Garrubba (Dan)
  5. Troy Bartlett (NSW)
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