We've scattered back through each National Draft of the past decade to uncover every club's bargain pickup.

This list looks at each club's ability to recruit young prospects in the National Draft, whether it be top-end talents or diamonds in the rough.

Each player was selected primarily by their value for pick, with many players being taken outside the first round. Some players have demanded a spot despite an early draft night selection, however these picks have been reserved for the absolute cream of the crop.

This list only includes National Draft selections - excluding Rookie and/or Mini Draft picks, while father-son and Academy selections have also not been considered.ย 

16. Sydney

Chad Warner (pick 39, 2019)

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - MARCH 25: Chad Warner of the Swans runs the ball during the round two AFL match between the Sydney Swans and the Geelong Cats at Sydney Cricket Ground on March 25, 2022 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Brett Hemmings/AFL Photos/via Getty Images)

Warner has managed only one full season in his career so far, playing 24 matches in 2022, but is already touted as one of the best young players entering the 2023 season, some even projecting him as a future Brownlow medallist.

He showed glimpses of his potential in 2021 with some highlight plays and standout early career games. But after polling 12 Brownlow votes in an exciting 2022 year and being Sydney's clear-cut best player in a grand final defeat to Geelong, Warner is only now scratching the surface of his future stardom.

Honourable mention/s: Isaac Heeney*, pick 18 (2014)