Cody Curtin Biography

Cody Curtin makes his AFL debut for Brisbane at Docklands Stadium with 7 disposals (3 kicks and 4 handballs) and 3 marks in a 64-point win over Essendon.

Cody Curtin will make his debut this week for the Lions against Essendon.

"Cody would have debuted in Round Zero had he not got injured in the last practice game against the Gold Coast Suns," Brisbane coach Chris Fagan said.

"He'd performed really well over the pre-season and practice games. We're really bullish about him.

"He's a competitor, big body, halves contests and puts pressure on. We think he'll help our forward line."

Brisbane select Cody Curtin with pick No.43 in the 2025 National Draft.

Draft Profile: A powerful key position player, Curtin showed outstanding promise at both ends of the ground in his bottom-age season last year. His intercept marking in defence and contested marking and accurate goalkicking in attack were hallmarks of his game at club and representative level, which saw hm play all four games for Western Australia at the 2024 National Championships. Curtin's physical presence, strong one-on-one marking and accurate conversions were again features of his game this year, kicking 45 goals and just 12 behinds in 17 matches at club and representative level. This included kicking six goals in Claremont's Colts Grand Final win. He was the target man for Western Australia at this year's National Championships, kicking three goals against both Victoria Country and Victoria Metro in impressive outings. Was a member of the 2025 Marsh AFL National Academy and is the young brother of Adelaide Crows youngster Daniel Curtin, who finished on the podium in the prestigious AFL Rising Star award this year.