AFTER 64 players were picked in the national draft, more players achieved their AFL dreams on Wednesday, while others got a second chance.

Take a look below at who your club picked, and remember to click the links on each player's name from the draft to get their full profiles and watch video highlights of them in action.

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft
8. Daniel Curtin
21. Charlie Edwards
27. Oscar Ryan

Rookie Draft
9. Will Hamill (re-listed)
20. James Borlase (re-listed)

What the club says: 

"It went to plan. It was probably a pretty bold move to go up and get Dan Curtin, but that certainly wasn't a plan four or five weeks ago that we thought was going to eventuate, to get a player of Dan's quality. Everyone knows how highly he was rated in this draft. His versatility, at 197cm he's played midfield, so we were just thrilled to get him in and it was great to see him and his family last night. Charlie was always in our thinking. To add two players over 190cm that have both played a lot of midfield was a real bonus." - Crows national recruiting manager Hamish Ogilvie

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft
31. Logan Morris
42. Luke Lloyd
51. Zane Zakostelsky
64. Reece Torrent

Pre-listed rookie
Bruce Reville (Academy)

What the club says:

"Logan is a competitive young man who adds some versatility to our forward group. He is a terrific contested player, strong mark, presents well and reads the drop of the ball well, and is a forward who can play high or deep. Luke has the ability to impact the game through multiple facets of play and will provide another dimension to our forward half. Zane is a player with exceptional power and athleticism, so we are very excited about how he can impact games with these traits as a mobile key position player. We are also very pleased to add another Western Australian lad to our list in Reece. He is a versatile hybrid mid, who has played in a multitude of roles this season for Peel Thunder and with the Western Australian State team." - Lions national recruiting manager Stephen Conole

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft
29. Ashton Moir
34. Billy Wilson

Rookie Draft
15. Matt Carroll

"We couldn't be happier to be welcoming Ashton to Carlton. He's one who we think will have our fans on the edge of their seats with excitement for a long time to come. At 18 years of age, he's got a number of weapons to his game and he's only going to get better with more time in the elite environment. He attacks contests at speed, he can get the better of opponents in the air and on the ground, plus he's a smart finisher around goals." - Blues head of list management Nick Austin

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft
25. Harry DeMattia
37. Tew Jiath

What the club says:

"We see [Harry] definitely starting as a high back and there is no doubt we will see him in the midfield at some point in time; that is the plan; that will help us release Nick (Daicos) into the midfield more and gives us a bit more flexibility through that area. TJ is very similar to his brother (Hawks defender Changkuoth Jiath), but probably a little bit further advanced than his brother at the same age. He has got that bit between the teeth. He is an excited young man... we will embrace him." - Magpies general manager of list management Derek Hine

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft
10. Nate Caddy
39. Luamon Lual
54. Archie Roberts

Rookie Draft
8. Vigo Visentini

What the club says: 

"We're really happy. A mix of players there who can play in different positions as well for us. Night one was a great outcome for the club, picking a key forward and then gave us some flexibility on night two of the draft to pick a couple of players on need that were best available at the selection as well, which is a great result for the club." - Bombers national recruiting manager Rob Forster-Knight

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft
35. Cooper Simpson
41. Ollie Murphy
60. Jack Delean

Rookie Draft
5. Odin Jones

What the club says:

"We are happy, we wanted to target talent in the front half, so Cooper (Simpson) fits that bill. He's an exciting player who can go through the midfield and he's also a very good forward who kicks with both feet - (he has) really quick feet. If the draft had been straight after the Championships [Ollie Murphy] would have gone a lot higher. He reminds me of Alex Pearce in his draft year. We look at him and he's almost identical in size, dimensions and running profile as Alex as an 18-year-old. [Jack Delean] is a real goal kicker – he kicked 54 goals this year. He can take a really good overhead mark and he's very mercurial. He kicks goals in different ways, so we're excited about bringing him in." - Dockers head of player personnel David Walls

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft
11. Connor O'Sullivan
32. Mitchell Edwards
36. Shaun Mannagh
58. George Stevens
61. Oliver Wiltshire
63. Lawson Humphries

Rookie Draft
7. Emerson Jeka

What the club says: 

"We are really pleased to welcome Connor to the club, he is a versatile player with very high potential. He has had a remarkable 12 months for the Bushrangers and the Allies and his ability to play all areas of the ground is a highlight to his game. His aerial ability, composure, ability to intercept mark and his endurance at only 18 years of age is something we are really excited about, and we think Connor will be an excellent addition to the Geelong Football Club." - Cats recruiting manager Stephen Wells

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft
3. Jed Walter (Academy, matched North Melbourne's bid)
9. Ethan Read (Academy, matched Geelong's bid)
14. Jake Rogers (Academy, matched Sydney's bid)
26. Will Graham (Academy, matched Adelaide's bid)

Pre-Season Draft
2. Sam Day (re-listed)

Rookie Draft
4. Sam Clohesy
18. Will Rowlands
24. Jack Mahony

What the club says: 

"We are absolutely rapt with the results of this year's draft to be able to secure our four highly talented local products from the Suns Academy. A lot of work has gone into this year's draft crop, both from a football sense in developing these players since they were 13, to also a strategy perspective over the last three years, planning how we could ensure we would be able to secure all four players through the draft. Having four Suns Academy players drafted in the first round is a phenomenal result for our Academy and is a real testament to the work we are doing to grow the game and our club in Queensland." - Suns national recruiting manager Kall Burns

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft
12. Phoenix Gothard
17. James Leake
44. Joseph Fonti
59. Harvey Thomas (Academy)

Pre-listed rookie
Nathan Wardius (Academy)

Rookie Draft
14. Adam Kennedy (re-listed)

What the club says: 

"We go through the whole year to come up with an order of players we like. Once we settled on Phoenix as our main priority, and James as a second priority, we had offers to trade pick seven but we just wanted to go to the draft and pick some players. Once we knew Phoenix was our man, it was more about how do we maximise getting him while still getting some capital for next year. Phoenix just looks like a Giants player, he plays in the way we want to play and that's speed, be bold, take the game on. He's going to give us some real energy and spark in the front half." - Giants national recruiting manager Adrian Caruso

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft
5. Nick Watson
19. Will McCabe (father-son, matched North Melbourne's bid)
46. Bodie Ryan
56. Calsher Dear

Pre-Season Draft
1. Chad Wingard (re-listed)

Rookie Draft
3. Cooper Stephens (re-listed)

What the club says: 

"It's always enjoyable to bring in a couple of new players into the footy club so to have the outcome of another couple of first-rounders to add to the two first-rounders from last year is great. To bring 'Watto' and Will in, it's a long process … but really those two guys, we're pumped to get them into the footy club so a great outcome." - Hawks list manager Mark McKenzie

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft
7. Caleb Windsor
13. Koltyn Tholstrup

Rookie Draft
12. Jake Melksham (re-listed)
22. Kynan Brown (father-son)

What the club says:

"Caleb is speedy, he's quite fast and he covers a lot of ground as well so it's a speed-endurance combination. He's a 60-80m player, he really carries the ball and he's a goalkicker. He adds a bit of class. We think he can grow into an outstanding athlete and he's someone we really wanted to add to our footy club. Koltyn is a great character, a really powerful medium forward who, we've got no doubt at some point in his career, can go through the midfield. He's going to add some real quality both as a person and player to our footy club." - Demons recruiting manager Jason Taylor

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft
2. Colby McKercher
4. Zane Duursma
20. Taylor Goad
22. Wil Dawson
23. Riley Hardeman

Rookie Draft
2. Finnbar Maley

What the club says:

"The plan was just to pick the talent at the top and then address some of those needs (with ruckman Goad and defenders Dawson and Hardeman). It was decided a while ago (North would take McKercher and Duursma). We just thought that they were the two best talents too hard to pass up on." - Kangaroos recruiting manager Will Thursfield

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft
48. Thomas Anastasopoulos
52. Lachlan Charleson
57. Will Lorenz

Rookie Draft
13. Xavier Welsh

What the club says:

"Our focus during the trade period was to recruit key defenders and rucks to strengthen our list and tonight at the draft we had a clear plan to bring in some high forwards who can push up the ground and hit the scoreboard. We feel we have this in Tom, Lachlan and Will. Tom is a small forward with a good mix of speed and endurance. He has the ability to work up and back from forward 50 to defensive 50 and when he gets the opportunity he's a very good finisher in front of goals. Lachlan is also a small forward who has demonstrated some outstanding forward craft this season… as evidenced by his eight-goal game against Bendigo earlier this year. Will is taller than both Tom and Lachlan and has shown versatility in the way he can play half-forward or push higher up the ground on a wing." - Power national recruiting manager Geoff Parker

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft
40. Kane McAuliffe
43. Liam Fawcett

What the club says: 

"Kane's a big-bodied midfielder… he's a gun cricketer as a kid well so he had a bit of a choice to make and he progressed with his footy really strongly. He's a contested-ball player, natural competitor, he's got real power and speed… we're really excited to have another big-bodied mid. Liam's a 197cm key forward and we really loved his workrate. Just his ability to keep at it, keep working, gets up the ground and he can mark it as a real conduit key forward… he's got really nice hands and he's kicked some goals as well." - Tigers national recruiting manager Matthew Clarke

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft
18. Darcy Wilson
28. Lance Collard
33. Angus Hastie
50. Hugo Garcia
62. Arie Schoenmaker

Pre-Season Draft
3. Riley Bonner

What the club says: 

"We're incredibly pleased to welcome Darcy and Lance to St Kilda. Darcy is one of the most well-rounded players from this year's draft class, boasting great athleticism, agility and influence through the midfield and up forward. He is a very smooth mover with ball in hand and can use his skills to set his teammates up further afield to good effect. Lance is a creative and energetic small forward who has the ability to turn a game on its head through his dynamic skillset. He is a proven matchwinner whose high energy and knack for producing game-changing moments is something we're very excited to see. We wish both Darcy and Lance all the best for what is to come at St Kilda." - Saints list manager Stephen Silvagni

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft
16. Will Green
24. Caiden Cleary (Academy, matched Collingwood's bid)
53. Patrick Snell

Pre-listed rookie
Indhi Kirk (Academy)

Rookie Draft
11. Sam Reid (re-listed)

What the club says:

"Will is a young ruckman who developed quickly in the back half of the season as he went on to earn selection in the Under 18 All Australian side. He is a ruckman who models his game on Tim English and has similar attributes in terms of elite endurance, very good footy IQ and skills. Caiden is an inside midfielder whose development is a credit to himself and the QBE Swans Academy, which resulted in under 18 All Australian selection. Caiden is an elite endurance runner and a fanatical trainer who can't wait to start pre-season." - Swans recruiting manager Simon Dalrymple

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft
1. Harley Reid
30. Archer Reid
38. Clay Hall
49. Harvey Johnston

Pre-listed rookie
Coen Livingstone (Academy)

Rookie Draft
1. Loch Rawlinson

What the club says:

"We identified Harley as player we were keen to bring into club before we were locked into the No.1 draft position. We believe Harley will be central to the club's build and look forward to seeing him play alongside some of the other players already on our list. We have had a strong focus on bringing the best young talent available into our club and drafting Harley definitely fits the strategy." - Eagles list manager Rohan O'Brien

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft
6. Ryley Sanders
15. Jordan Croft (father-son, matched Sydney's bid)
45. Joel Freijah
47. Lachlan Smith
55. Aiden O'Driscoll

Rookie Draft
10. Lachie McNeil (re-listed)
21. Taylor Duryea (re-listed)

What the club says:

TBC