West Coast forward Tyler Brockman has not been offered a contract for next year.
Brockman played 30 AFL matches for the Eagles after being traded from Hawthorn at the end of 2023.
The 23-year-old forward was limited to four WAFL appearances this season due to knee and hamstring injuries.
“As part of our list management process, we have decided not to offer Tyler a contract extension for 2027,” Head of Football John Worsfold said.
“Tyler struggled to get on the field this season, but he has had strong support around him from our coaches and wellbeing team, which will continue as he transitions from our squad.”
He played 26 games for Hawthorn after he was drafted with Pick 46 in 2020.
Brockman joins young duo Harry Barnett and Harvey Johnston out the door.
The pair of delistings comes just days after the Eagles saw an end to their 2026 campaign, which involved eight appearances from Johnston.
The Victorian played a total of 14 games across three years in the royal blue and gold, making his debut in 2024 against Essendon.
Barnett was drafted to West Coast out of South Australia in 2022 and would manage a pair of AFL appearances during his time in Perth, debuting in 2023 and playing once more the following season.
The pair of departures make up the first wave of confirmed list changes at Lathlain Park, with the Eagles expected to make more given their long list of off-contract players.
Premiership player Jamie Cripps retired after 277 games and 339 goals.
Tom Cole, Jacob Newton and Noah Long all recommitted to the club for 2027 earlier this week.
