Follow live: 2017 AFL national draft, every pick and analysis for all 18 clubs

THE dreams of more than 70 young stars have been fullfiled. Brisbane crowned Cameron Rayner the 2017 No.1 pick while Collingwood made the biggest shock. See every pick.

BRISBANE revealed the worst-kept secret in footy by crowning Cameron Rayner the 2017 No.1 draft pick.

The biggest move at the top end came from Collingwood, which opted for Ferntree Gully midfielder Jaidyn Stephenson after a battery of medical tests. RE-CAP EVERY PICK OF THE 2017 AFL DRAFT BELOW A heart condition picked up during draft testing turned a number of clubs off the line-breaking midfielder. Carlton used its two top-10 selections on blue-chip midfielder Paddy Dow (pick 3) and the versatile Lochie O’Brien (10). TOP TALENTS: BUCKENARA’S TOP 50 DRAFT PROSPECTS YOUNG GUNS: SAM LANDSBERGER’S PHANTOM DRAFT BUCKENARA: THE PLAYERS YOUR CLUB SHOULD TARGET Dow’s acceleration from stoppages has been likened to Patrick Dangerfield and Blues fans hope he will provide a devastating partnership with Patrick Cripps for the next decade. North Melbourne injected excitement into its rebuild by taking Luke Davies-Uniacke at pick four. Davies-Uniacke wants to play Round 1 next year and models his game on attacking midfielders Dustin Martin and Nat Fyfe. St Kilda also had two selections in the top 10, taking offensive half-back Hunter Clark and Northern Knights defender Nick Coffield. After injury dramas for top selections Paddy McCartin and Hugh Goddard, the Saints have made what are viewed as two very solid choices this year. Fremantle also took no risks, taking touted future captain Andrew Brayshaw - brother of Demon Angus - with pick two and Adam Cerra at pick five. The Western Bulldogs selected Western Australian defender Aaron Naughton at pick nine.

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