AFL Draft 2024 Dossier: Top 60 prospects ranked, full scouting report

There were 27 players drafted on the opening night of the AFL Draft — with a couple of big-name sliders. See who the best players left for your club to select are in our draft dossier.

Key forwards Jack Whitlock and Jobe Shanahan headline the exciting talent available beyond the second round.

Those following this draft are probably sick of hearing about how deep it is, but the major slide of this highly-touted highlights its overall strength.

Shanahan was under consideration by Richmond (picks 10 and 11) and West Coast (12) and he and Whitlock are sure to have clubs clamouring for them.

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Richmond holds the first pick of the second night and has been linked to the top ruck prospect in the pool in South Australian Alex Dodson, and he is another who rival clubs looking for a big man will be eager to trade up the board for.

Other options for clubs early on night two include Vic Metro midfield duo Christian Moraes and Tom Gross – both in top 10 calculations at the beginning of the year – and key defender Noah Mraz, who was sidelined for the majority of the season with a foot injury.

Check out the full bios on the 60 players below.

Jack Whitlock is one of the top prospects left on night two.

Originally published as AFL Draft 2024 Dossier: Top 60 prospects ranked, full scouting report