GREATER Western Sydney will have the No.2 pick in the NAB AFL Draft after Adelaide's win on Sunday lifted the Crows to pick No.4.

And it leaves the Giants in a fascinating position where they could bid on Collingwood father-son prospect Nick Daicos with the Magpies' own first-round pick that they traded to them during last year's draft. 

In a final round that saw a number of moving pieces fall into place for the draft order, Richmond will also have its earliest pick since 2012 after its second-half-of-the-year slump. 

As the home and away season closed on Sunday, the first 10 picks at the draft were locked in with the Tigers holding pick No.7. If they take the selection to the draft it will be their earliest choice since they picked defender Nick Vlastuin with pick No.9 in 2012.

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The reigning back-to-back premiers had pick No.6 in 2016 but traded to Gold Coast as part of the deal to land Dion Prestia. The Tigers also hold Geelong's first-round selection after the clubs' in-draft trade last year as well as second-round selections No.26 and 28 (tied to St Kilda). 

West Coast, too, is in for a change with its draft hand. The Eagles hold pick No.10, which would be their earliest selection since they picked Andrew Gaff at No.4 in 2010.  

North Melbourne will take its first ever No.1 pick, with the Giants to follow and then Gold Coast entering the draft with the No.3 slot. The Crows moved to pick No.4 after beating the Roos at Adelaide Oval on Sunday night. 

Hawthorn has its second-consecutive top-five selection while the Blues finished the year with pick No.6, although it is likely to be central to their push for out-of-contract Fremantle midfielder Adam Cerra. 

Brisbane holds two first-round picks – its own and Melbourne's after the Dees' trade last year – with Geelong, Collingwood and Melbourne the only clubs who don't hold a first-round selection heading into the off-season. 

Free agency compensation picks will not impact the first round this year however bids, including on father-son prospects Daicos and Sam Darcy (Western Bulldogs), will push out the first round by at least two extra picks.

What picks do your club have? Check them out below. 

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