West Coast tall Bailey Williams is one of only six restricted free agents across the league, with bandings released to clubs on Monday.
The 25-year-old Eagle is yet to feature in the top flight this year, and is joined by a plethora of superstars in this year's class.
Port Adelaide talisman Zak Butters, versatile Brisbane Lions commodity Zac Bailey, Hawthorn utility Jarman Impey, Melbourne forward Bayley Fritsch and the Gold Coast Suns Coleman Medal leader Ben King round out the list.
A restricted free agent is a player who has served eight or nine years with one club, is out of contract, and is in the top 25 per cent of wage earners at their club
The status of the six men means their clubs will be able to field and match offers for them under free agency rules, and force a trade if their player still chooses to explore a move.
Beloved, premiership-winning veterans and respected clubmen populate the list of unrestricted free agents, who will be eligible to sign elsewhere without their original clubs having the option to match that offer.
Lions premiership stars Lachie Neale, Dayne Zorko and Ryan Lester headline the reigning premier's class.
Four member's of Collingwood's old guard in ironman Jack Crisp, defensive general Jeremy Howe and their two most-capped players, Steele Sidebottom and Scott Pendlebury, headline the Pie's suite. However, conventional wisdom would suggest retirement would suit any of the quartet far more than donning another jumper.
Loyal servants, inaugural Giants Toby Greene and Stephen Coniglio, one of Richmond's three-time premiership defenders in Nathan Broad, Sydney's Dane Rampe, West Coast's Jamie Cripps and beloved Dog Tom Liberatore are among the other big names in the class.
There are 99 free agents across the competition.
*denotes previously delisted player
