The 2026 off-season is shaping up to be one of the busiest in recent years, with a host of names poised to switch guernseys in the next fortnight.
With club-linked players and Tasmania's imminent introduction set to influence how clubs value draft picks, determining the worth of each player could prove more complicated than usual.
The list below will strip out the impact of bidding and focus solely on what each player is worth in terms of a draft pick(s).
We assess the trade value of all 25 players currently expected to move clubs IF there were no limitations on deals.
What is each player actually worth on the trade table?
Trent Rivers
Trent Rivers is truly entering his prime.
Still just 25 years of age, the premiership hero has been heavily linked with a move back to his native Western Australia, while his partner's familial ties saw Brisbane also floated as an option.
It's rare a player at this age, with this much experience, and such a tool kit, hits the open market. Still, this isn't yet a top-50 commodity, and recruiters would be assessing his value with his future endeavours far more front of mind than his previous exploits.
With this in mind, Rivers has been assigned the value of a second-round draft pick.
Rivers trade value: Pick 27
