The 2013 draft features perhaps the best top-end talent of any count since 2010.

The top three selections of this re-draft astonishingly hold well over 400 Brownlow votes between them, accompanied by multiple All-Australians and top-tier awards including a Brownlow Medal and premiership medallions.

Hindsight updates to this draft create a plethora of exciting changes and strange fits, and you can decide whether your club benefits or goes backwards.

But first, here is the original first round of picks:

  1. Tom Boyd (GWS)
  2. Josh Kelly (GWS)
  3. Jack Billings (St Kilda)
  4. Marcus Bontempelli (Western Bulldogs)
  5. Kade Kolodjashnij (Gold Coast)
  6. Matt Scharenberg (Collingwood)
  7. James Aish (Brisbane)
  8. Luke McDonald (North Melbourne)ย f/s
  9. Christian Salem (Melbourne)
  10. Nathan Freeman (Collingwood)
  11. Dom Sheed (West Coast)
  12. Ben Lennon (Ben Lennon)
  13. Patrick Cripps (Carlton)
  14. Cam McCarthy (GWS)
  15. Zak Jones (Sydney)
  16. Darcy Lang (Geelong)
  17. Michael Apeness (Fremantle)
  18. Luke Dunstan (St Kilda)
  19. Blake Acres (St Kilda)
  20. Jack Leslie (Gold Coast)

Note: All matched bids for Academy and Next Generation Academy prospects in this re-draft are based on what we know about how those players' careers have panned out, to date.

5. Josh Kelly - Gold Coast (Originally: Pick 2, GWS)

From one expansion club to the other, this updated draft sees Josh Kelly join the Gold Coast Suns in a three-pick slide.

This move doesn't create much excitement, essentially being a downgrade for Josh Kelly in a side that may not develop him as well as the Giants did.

Kelly obviously adds class and skill to a side lacking it but probably doesn't change much of Gold Coast's fortunes.

HOBART, AUSTRALIA - APRIL 08: Josh Kelly of the Giants kicks the ball during the round three AFL match between the North Melbourne Kangaroos and the Greater Western Sydney Giants at Blundstone Arena on April 8, 2017 in Hobart, Australia. (Photo by Robert Cianflone/Getty Images)

Instead of averaging at least 26 disposals every year, winning All-Australians and best & fairests in a side challenging for premierships, Kelly is stuck on a non-finalist, receiving even less plaudits than he currently does in the AFL's newest expansion club.