By the time round 1 rolls around in 2025, the Tigers will be unrecognisable from the AFL’s last dynasty. Jon Ralph writes, it’s the right approach as opposed to wallowing in mediocrity.
It is two decades since Richmond went to the draft armed with five of the first 20 picks. Recruiter Greg Miller details what happened and how the Tigers missed out on Jarryd Roughead.
Given their massive haul, the Tigers have control of the 2024 draft, and it could ensure that they also have their pick of the litter when the 2025 crop of draftees comes along.
Four years after trading up to draft best-and-fairest winner Max Holmes, Geelong is eyeing another big move with its eye on one of the most highly-rated athletes in the current draft pool.
Tim Taranto and Jacob Hopper were supposed to help keep Richmond in premiership contention under Damien Hardwick. Taranto tells GLENN MCFARLANE about embracing the rebuild and the day after Hardwick’s shock exit.
Richmond coach Adem Yze wants more transparency over player movement but has hit out at speculation over a Tigers star.
Despite the Tigers lowly ladder position, Tim Taranto has no regrets about his move from GWS to Punt Road, and is hopeful his star teammates stay for the rebuild.
Richmond are on track to finish 18th for the first time but by trading a couple of aging premiership stars, they could walk into this year’s draft with an epic hand of picks.
Veteran AFL reporter Caroline Wilson has sparked debate after calling for Suns coach to follow his own advice in the pursuit of Dustin Martin.
Richmond are last on the ladder, but coach Adem Yze says it won’t force him to rush back injured stars although the Tigers remain intent on winning games.
The Tigers started fast over in the west, but it didn’t take Fremantle long to seize control. And the result leaves Adem Yze’s side in uncharted territory.
The noise around Dustin Martin’s future grows louder by the day but his coach has decided there’s only one way to handle the situation.
Dustin Martin’s AFL future has been at the centre of constant speculation, now a great of the game has delivered bombshell news.
Despite doing it easy in the end at the MCG on Sunday, the second-place Blues have some issues. But, as coach Michael Voss explains, most of them are good problems to have.
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