Trades
| Player | Original club | New club | Traded for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Martin Mattner | Adelaide | Sydney | Draft Pick #28 |
| John Meesen | Adelaide | Melbourne | Draft Pick #38 |
| Chris Judd and Pick #46 | West Coast | Carlton | Josh J. Kennedy, Draft Picks #3 and #20 |
| Josh J. Kennedy, Draft Picks #3 and #20 | Carlton | West Coast | Chris Judd and Pick #46 |
| Cameron Wood | Brisbane Lions | Collingwood | Draft Pick #14 |
| Travis Johnstone | Melbourne | Brisbane Lions | Draft Pick #14 |
| Brad Moran | Kangaroos | Adelaide | Draft Pick #34 |
| Brad Symes | Port Adelaide | Adelaide | Draft Pick #28 |
| Jordan McMahon | Western Bulldogs | Richmond | Draft Pick #19 |
| Henry Playfair | Geelong | Sydney | Draft Pick #44 |
| Adam Schneider | Sydney | St Kilda | Draft Pick #26 |
| Sean Dempster | Sydney | St Kilda | Draft Pick #26 |
| Mitch Morton | West Coast | Richmond | Draft Pick #35 |
| Steven King | Geelong | St Kilda | Draft Pick #90 |
| Charlie Gardiner | Geelong | St Kilda | Draft Pick #90 |
| Ben Hudson and Draft Pick # 43 | Adelaide | Western Bulldogs | Draft Picks #30 & #38 |
| Tim Callan and Draft Pick #66 | Geelong | Western Bulldogs | Draft Pick #62 |
| Ben Davies | Collingwood | Kangaroos | Draft Pick #96 |
| Sam Power | Western Bulldogs | Kangaroos | Draft Pick #48 |
| Richard Hadley | Brisbane Lions | Carlton | Draft Pick #52 |
Additionally, the Western Bulldogs traded draft pick 22 to the West Coast Eagles for draft picks 30 and 35, with no player involved in the trade. This was the first year that clubs were allowed to trade picks without the trade involving a player.
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