List of Current AFL Team Squads - Richmond Football Club

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  • 1 Chris Newman
  • 2 Dylan Grimes
  • 3 Brett Deledio (vc)
  • 4 Dustin Martin
  • 5 Brandon Ellis
  • 6 Shaun Grigg
  • 7 Matt Dea
  • 8 Jack Riewoldt
  • 9 Trent Cotchin (c)
  • 10 Shane Edwards
  • 11 Jake Batchelor
  • 12 David Astbury
  • 14 Bachar Houli
  • 15 Chris Knights
  • 16 Luke McGuane
  • 18 Alex Rance
  • 20 Ivan Maric
  • 21 Shane Tuck
  • 23 Daniel Jackson
  • 24 Ben Griffiths
  • 25 Troy Chaplin
  • 26 Robin Nahas
  • 27 Aaron Edwards
  • 28 Jake King
  • 29 Tyrone Vickery
  • 30 Reece Conca
  • 31 Nick Vlastuin
  • 32 Brad Helbig
  • 33 Kamdyn McIntosh
  • 34 Liam McBean
  • 35 Matthew White
  • 36 Matthew McDonough
  • 38 Steven Morris
  • 39 Tom Derickx
  • 41 Nathan Foley
  • 43 Todd Elton
  • 44 Matthew Arnot
  • 45 Brett O'Hanlon
  • 13 Ricky Petterd
  • 22 Sam Lonergan
  • 37 Orren Stephenson
  • 40 Cadeyn Williams
  • 48 Ben Darrou
  • 49 Steven Verrier
  • 50 Gideon Simon

Head coach

  • Damien Hardwick

Assistant coaches

  • Wayne Campbell
  • Justin Leppitsch
  • Brendon Lade
  • Danny Daly
  • Ross Smith
  • Mark Williams
  • Mark Williams
  • Greg Mellor

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