BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA - SEPTEMBER 03: Darryl McDowell-White of the Lions kicks the ball during the 2022 VFL Second Semi Final match between the Brisbane Lions and the Carlton Blues at Moreton Bay Sports Complex on September 3, 2022 in Brisbane, Australia. (Photo by Russell Freeman/AFL Photos via Getty Images)

Brisbane is set to add another father-son prospect to their list this off-season, with Darryl McDowell-White Jnr to be signed as a Category B Rookie.

As McDowell-White spent three years out of football while pursuing a basketball career, he is now eligible to sign directly with the Lions.

The 25-year-old's father, Darryl White, played in three Lions premierships and 268 games for the club. Darryl Snr designed Brisbane's indigenous guernsey this year, with his son McDowell-White in attendance to assist with the presentation.

According to AFL.com.au, McDowell-White will land with the Lions as their third father-son selection.

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McDowell-White trained with Brisbane through the season, while also featuring in four VFL games and kicking two goals in a semi-final against Carlton.

The Lions are looking to make bids for likely No.1 Pick Will Ashcroft and Jaspa Fletcher, who are both eligible as Father-Son picks.

Both players could fall within the first round, but are well worth the price for the premiership-contending Lions.

McDowell-White's brother William plays for the New Zealand Breakers in the NBL, also standing out with a strong performance in the 2022 Asia Cup for Australia.