Jacob Farrow and Dylan Sharp have re-signed with Essendon until at least the end of 2030.
Drafted at No.10 and No.13 respectively in last year's draft, the two Bombers have quickly made an impression at the club and look to continue to do so.
Farrow, out from West Australia, featured in every game for the Bombers since his round three debut, where the half-back has since averaged 18 touches and six marks per game.
Essendon draftees Dyson Sharp and Jacob Farrow have signed until the end of 2030.
A huge commitment despite the uncertainty around the next senior coach at the Bombers.@zerohanger
— Aidan Cellini (@aidancellini4) August 10, 2026
During his third career game, Farrow produced a 22-disposal and 12-mark game in a win against Melbourne that earned him a Rising Star nomination.
"When the opportunity to extend came up, my eyes lit up straight away because I really believe in where this group is going," Farrow said.
"The supporters are amazing, and they just keep showing up for us."
Sharp ranks third in the draft class for clearances per game and fifth for contested possessions and pressure acts, making him one of the best young players in the competition.
His Rising Star nod came during Round 19's match against the GWS Giants, where he recorded a 23-disposal effort, seven clearances and a goal in the win.

“We've got something very special growing at the Club at the moment and all us boys can feel it,” Sharp said.
“To get exposure through the midfield this year has been a huge highlight for me. Earning opportunities alongside players like Durham, Merrett and Caldwell has taught me so much and given me great confidence for the future."
The two youngsters' re-signings have come after star forward Nate Caddy secured his own future in recent months until 2031.
The pair are the second and third players from the 2025 first-round draft picks to sign contract extensions, behind Hawthorn's Aidan Schubert, who signed a two-year deal in June.
Essendon will take on Sydney this week on Sunday at Marvel Stadium 4.40pm AEST to close out the round.

























