The West Coast Eagles are holding their earliest draft selection since recruiting three-time All-Australian star and dual John Worsfold medallist Nic Naitanui in 2008 after the conclusion of the home and away campaign. 

This year's NAB AFL Draft - which will be staged on November 28 and 29 - will be another opportunity to replenish the squad with youth, after the Eagles went to the draft last year and recruited some exciting talent. 

West Coast's second selection, Brady Hough, was taken 31st overall and made 15 senior appearances on a wing and across half-back after debuting in round one, while tall defender Rhett Bazzo tallied nine matches following his selection at pick 37 overall.

The Eagles' top pick, Campbell Chesser, looms as a new recruit in 2023 after the speedy inside-outside midfielder's first year was ruined by a nasty ankle injury, with mature-ager Greg Clark (nine games) and developing tall forward Jack Williams (one) also set to feel the benefits of another pre-season. 

Currently holding four picks inside the top 40 - including 20, 26 and 38 - the Eagles are set to feature prominently in the early stages of this year's draft.  

ROUND ONE
1 North Melbourne
2 West Coast 
3 Greater Western Sydney
4 Essendon
5 Adelaide
6 Hawthorn
7 Gold Coast
8 Port Adelaide
9 St Kilda
10 Carlton
11 Western Bulldogs
12 Richmond
13 Brisbane
14 Fremantle
15 Collingwood
16 Sydney
17 Sydney (tied to Melbourne)
18 Geelong

ROUND TWO
19 Richmond (tied to North Melbourne)
20 West Coast
21 Greater Western Sydney
22 Essendon
23 Adelaide
24 Hawthorn       
25 Gold Coast
26 West Coast (tied to Port Adelaide)  
27 St Kilda
28 Carlton
29 Western Bulldogs
30 Richmond   
31 Brisbane
32 Gold Coast (tied to Fremantle)
33 Gold Coast (tied to Collingwood)
34 Sydney
35 Melbourne
36 Geelong

ROUND THREE
37 Western Bulldogs (tied to North Melbourne)
38 West Coast
39 Greater Western Sydney
40 Essendon
41 Melbourne (tied to Adelaide)
42 Collingwood (tied to Hawthorn)
43 Gold Coast
44 Brisbane (tied to Port Adelaide)
45 St Kilda
46 Geelong (tied to Carlton)
47 Collingwood (tied to Western Bulldogs)
48 Collingwood (tied to Richmond)
49 Geelong (tied to Brisbane)
50 Hawthorn (tied to Fremantle)
51 Gold Coast (tied to Collingwood)
52 Port Adelaide (tied to Sydney)
53 Melbourne
54 Geelong

ROUND FOUR
55 North Melbourne
56 Port Adelaide (tied to West Coast)
57 Greater Western Sydney
58 Essendon
59 Greater Western Sydney (tied to Adelaide)
60 Geelong (tied to Hawthorn)
61 Hawthorn (tied to Gold Coast)
62 Carlton (tied to Port Adelaide)
63 Melbourne (tied to St Kilda)
64 Carlton
65 Western Bulldogs
66 North Melbourne (tied to Richmond)
67 Brisbane
68 Gold Coast (tied to Fremantle)
69 Gold Coast (tied to Collingwood)
70 Sydney
71 Melbourne
72 Geelong

Future traded picks in 2022

First round
Sydney has Melbourne's pick

Second round
Gold Coast has Collingwood's pick
Gold Coast has Fremantle's pick
Richmond has North Melbourne's pick
West Coast has Port Adelaide's pick

Third round
Brisbane has Port Adelaide's pick
Collingwood has Hawthorn's pick
Collingwood has Richmond's pick
Collingwood has Western Bulldogs's pick
Geelong has Carlton's pick
Geelong has Brisbane's pick
Gold Coast has Collingwood's pick
Hawthorn has Fremantle's pick
Melbourne has Adelaide's pick
Port Adelaide has Sydney's pick
Western Bulldogs has North Melbourne's pick

Fourth round
Hawthorn has Gold Coast's pick
Gold Coast has Collingwood's pick
Gold Coast has Fremantle's pick
North has Richmond's pick
Geelong has Hawthorn's pick
GWS has Adelaide's pick
Carlton has Port Adelaide's pick
Melbourne has St Kilda's pick
Port Adelaide has West Coast's pick