Gettable puts AFL draft priorities on a Plinko board
Cal Twomey and Riley Beveridge weigh Richmond's tall-player dilemma in the league channel's only new upload.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
List needs and draft plans revealed for key clubs, Tigers' big conundrum | Gettable
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- 4:05Adelaide's draft discussion centres on midfield depth and possible first-round targets.
- 8:35Essendon's priorities include speed, class and contributors in the forward half.
- 10:11Richmond's choice is framed around adding a key tall or reinforcing midfield and forward depth.
- 14:43Melbourne's options include an elite midfielder or long-term ruck support for Max Gawn.
- 20:03Twomey considers Essendon trading for another top-ten pick unlikely because of points and bidding mechanics.
A bouncing disc decides which club gets the scrutiny. Cal Twomey and Riley Beveridge call their Plinko-style draft selector "Picking Point", then work through the list needs of whichever team it lands on.
That gives AFL's only new upload of the week a playful structure for some fairly consequential questions. Does Richmond invest in a key tall or add midfield and forward depth? Does Melbourne pursue an elite midfielder or longer-term ruck support for Max Gawn? For Essendon, Twomey's diagnosis is simpler: "I think they need more speed." The episode is sponsored by Telstra.
"List needs and draft plans revealed for key clubs, Tigers' big conundrum | Gettable" has collected roughly 21,000 views and carries the strongest daily momentum among the channel's highlighted uploads. Before the draft discussion, there is an unexpected musical detour: Twomey shares phone footage of meeting Robbie Williams at a pop-up shop.
Older player stories offer a different sort of recruitment education. "What was your WELCOME TO THE AFL moment? 😭" recalls early-career jolts, from being underneath a spectacular mark to encountering Buddy Franklin. A player-quiz upload is also continuing to draw views.
The channel added roughly 443,000 views across the week, with subscribers unchanged. Daily viewing is well below its usual pace. Nearby Australian sports channel NRL is running above its normal daily level, while Super Rugby Pacific had a smaller viewing week than AFL. Here, the focus has narrowed from October's sprawling trade conversations to the specific gaps clubs want their draft selections to fill.
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