Eagles pursue early draft picks through trade efforts
AFL • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 11, 2026, 5:48 AM
Last updated Nov 11, 2026

West Coast is actively seeking to enhance its position in the upcoming Telstra AFL Draft. Currently holding picks three and 23, the Eagles aim to acquire another early selection by potentially offering their future first-round pick. Sources indicate that the Eagles are willing to trade their existing second-round selection in hopes of swapping for a higher pick, possibly in the top ten or twelve. This move comes as the Eagles show interest in West Australian midfielder Leo Steed, who is invited to the draft on November 19. The team's strategy includes maximizing their draft capital to improve their roster significantly in the 2026 season.
- •Eagles hold picks three and 23 in the draft
- •Seeking to exchange their future first-round pick
- •Interest in West Australian midfielder Leo Steed
- •Aim to bolster their roster for 2026 season
- •Trade discussions expected to heat up next week
- 5:48 AMAFL — Eagles make bold trade move in bid to land another early pick
"The Eagles are weighing up a big move in this year's draft
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