We've re-drafted the first round of the 2004 AFL draft.
It was the draft that created the core of Hawthorn's success throughout the 2010s, also unearthing a host of other prominent stars of the game.
Here is Zero Hanger's re-drafted first round of the 2004 AFL national draft, including those picked up in the rookie draft:
17. Clinton Young (St Kilda)
A speedy winger who is often a forgotten man when discussing the Hawthorn rebuild. Young's booming left foot and versatility as a forward or wingman made him a valuable weapon in the Hawks' arsenal.
Young played 116 games for the club, playing in both the 2008 and 2012 Grand Finals for the club, before moving to Collingwood in 2013, where he played just 21 games in three years and retired in 2015. The premiership player was originally selected by Hawthorn with pick 18 in the rookie draft.
