1995 Bradshaw 55
1996 Cam Mooney 56
1997 Goodes 43
1998 Fev 38
1999 Linsay Gilbee 43
2000 was an interesting year with Nick Reiwoldt , Kozi and Didak at 1st 2nd and 3rd respectively, Jordan Mcmahon of all players at 10 and Daniel Kerr at number 18, Daniel Cross at 56, and Corey Jones at 60.
2001 also was interesting with Judd at pick 3, Graham Polak at number 4, X Clarke 5, above Jimmy Bartel at number 8 and amazingly enough at number 40 was guess who Gary Ablett jnr.
2002 Nick Melceski at 64
2003 Amon Buchanan 45
2004 Travis Cloke 39

So I guess the point I'm really trying to make is that there are too many factors involved in becoming the best player you can be. Your position on the national draft almost irrelevant. Game time probably the main thing. And personally I'd much rather be further down the list and have a higher chance being drafted into a winning side, than be pick one or two and have to join a struggling side with a label of number 1 draft pick, the expectations on you are enormous. Any thoughts?