GOLD Coast will have its first No.1 selection since 2010 if its form line doesn't improve by the end of the year. 

The Suns dropped to the bottom of the ladder after round 15 and will be favourites to finish there, given their fadeaway in form after a bright start to the year.

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Despite their lowly finishes on the ladder throughout their history, the Suns have not held a No.1 choice since their inception, when they selected current co-captain David Swallow.

No.1 pick David Swallow the day after the 2010 NAB AFL Draft. Picture: AFL Photos

It is one of their two first-round picks, with the Suns also holding Brisbane's first pick at this year's NAB AFL Draft (currently pick 15). 

The club's chairman, Tony Cochrane, this week told AFL.com.au the club would also lobby the AFL to get special access to the No.1 pick as a priority pick due to their woes, which would see them hold the first and second picks overall if the wish was granted. 

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As shown in AFL.com.au's indicative draft order, there are five clubs who hold rivals' selections in the first round, including Adelaide, who have the No.2 pick in the draft after their trade with Carlton during last year's draft. 

Hawthorn looks headed for its earliest draft pick since 2006, with the Hawks currently holding pick No.6 with seven rounds of the home and away season remaining.

Indicative draft order after round 16
ROUND ONE
GCFC1. Gold Coast
ADEL2. Adelaide (tied to Carlton)
MELB3. Melbourne
STK4. St Kilda
SYD5. Sydney
HAW6. Hawthorn
WB7. Western Bulldogs
FRE8. Fremantle
NMFC9. North Melbourne
GWS10. Greater Western Sydney (tied to Essendon)
CARL11. Carlton (tied to Adelaide)
PORT12. Port Adelaide
RICH13. Richmond
GWS14. Greater Western Sydney
GCFC15. Gold Coast (tied to Brisbane)
BL16. Brisbane (tied to Collingwood)
WCE17. West Coast
GEEL18. Geelong

ROUND TWO
BL19. Brisbane (tied to Gold Coast)
ADEL20. Adelaide (tied to Carlton)
MELB21. Melbourne
SYD22. Sydney (tied to St Kilda)
WCE23. West Coast (tied to Sydney)
HAW24. Hawthorn
WB25. Western Bulldogs
FRE26. Fremantle
NMFC27. North Melbourne
ESS28. Essendon
ADEL29. Adelaide
PORT30. Port Adelaide
RICH31. Richmond
ESS32. Essendon (tied to Greater Western Sydney)
BL33. Brisbane
COLL34. Collingwood
WCE35. West Coast
GEEL36. Geelong

ROUND THREE
RICH37. Richmond (tied to Gold Coast)
CARL38. Carlton
MELB39. Melbourne
WB40. Western Bulldogs (tied to St Kilda)
SYD41. Sydney
WB42. Western Bulldogs (tied to Hawthorn)
WB43. Western Bulldogs
BL44. Brisbane (tied to Fremantle)
NMFC45. North Melbourne
ESS46. Essendon
CARL47. Carlton (tied to Adelaide)
HAW48. Hawthorn (tied to Port Adelaide)
GCFC49. Gold Coast (tied to Richmond)
GWS50. Greater Western Sydney
BL51. Brisbane
COLL52. Collingwood
SYD53. Sydney (tied to West Coast)
GEEL54. Geelong

ROUND FOUR
STK55. St Kilda (tied to Gold Coast)
SYD56. Sydney (tied to Carlton)
MELB57. Melbourne
WCE58. West Coast (tied to St Kilda)
SYD59. Sydney
COLL60. Collingwood (tied to Hawthorn)
PORT61. Port Adelaide (tied to Western Bulldogs)
ESS62. Essendon (tied to Fremantle)
PORT63. Port Adelaide (tied to North Melbourne)
ESS64. Essendon
PORT65. Port Adelaide (tied to Adelaide)
PORT66. Port Adelaide
RICH67. Richmond
CARL68. Carlton (tied to Greater Western Sydney)
NMFC69. North Melbourne (tied to Brisbane)
COLL70. Collingwood
STK71. St Kilda (tied to West Coast)
RICH72. Richmond (tied to Geelong)

ROUND FIVE
GCFC73. Gold Coast
GWS74. Greater Western Sydney (tied to Carlton)
MELB75. Melbourne
STK76. St Kilda
SYD77. Sydney
HAW78. Hawthorn
WB79. Western Bulldogs
FRE80. Fremantle
NMFC81. North Melbourne
ESS82. Essendon
CARL83. Carlton (tied to Adelaide)
PORT84. Port Adelaide
RICH85. Richmond
GWS86. Greater Western Sydney
BL87. Brisbane
HAW88. Hawthorn (tied to Collingwood)
GCFC89. Gold Coast (tied to West Coast)
GEEL90. Geelong