Geelong Falcons - Current AFL Listed Players

Current AFL Listed Players

Player Team Games Goals
Gary Ablett, Jr. Gold Coast 216 286
Taylor Adams Greater Western Sydney 2 1
Jimmy Bartel Geelong 222 147
Callum Bartlett Brisbane Lions 0 0
Clint Bartram Melbourne 101 17
Jed Bews Geelong 0 0
Travis Boak Port Adelaide 96 46
Andrew Boseley Hawthorn (rookie) 0 0
Jonathan Brown Brisbane Lions 214 504
Amon Buchanan Brisbane Lions 133 66
Allen Christensen Geelong 33 24
Ayce Cordy Western Bulldogs 5 1
Ben Cunnington North Melbourne 40 12
Luke Dahlhaus Western Bulldogs 17 16
Patrick Dangerfield Adelaide 70 74
Troy Davis Melbourne 0 0
Cameron Delaney North Melbourne 1 0
Piers Flanagan Gold Coast 0 0
Nathan Foley Richmond 116 34
Lachlan Henderson Carlton 55 31
Shaun Higgins Western Bulldogs 93 100
Luke Hodge Hawthorn 197 135
Simon Hogan Geelong 22 10
Jordan Lewis Hawthorn 153 73
Jay Lever St Kilda 0 0
Matt Maguire Brisbane Lions 134 19
Nick Maxwell Collingwood 163 26
Jordie McKenzie Melbourne 43 4
Jackson Merrett Essendon 0 0
Brent Moloney Melbourne 134 36
Jayden Pitt Fremantle 8 2
Jasper Pittard Port Adelaide 13 2
Gary Rohan Sydney 22 18
Luke Rounds Collingwood 6 1
Matthew Scarlett Geelong 282 17
Will Schofield West Coast 63 5
Jai Sheehan Melbourne (rookie) 0 0
Jonathan Simpkin Geelong (rookie) 3 1
Tom Simpkin St Kilda 7 0
Billie Smedts Geelong 13 6
Devon Smith Greater Western Sydney 6 1
Danny Stanley Gold Coast 22 20
Jack Steven St Kilda 36 28
Jeremy Taylor Gold Coast 4 0
Luke Thompson Adelaide 11 2
Josh Walker Geelong (rookie) 6 3

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