WEST Coast forward Tyler Brockman has been delisted by the Eagles after three seasons at the club.
Brockman, 23, played 30 games for the Eagles after joining in a trade from Hawthorn at the end of 2023.
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But he didn't feature at AFL level in 2026 and was limited to just four WAFL games due to knee and hamstring injuries.
"As part of our list management process, we have decided not to offer Tyler a contract extension for 2027," West Coast head of football John Worsfold said.
"Tyler struggled to get on the field this season, but he has had strong support around him from our coaches and wellbeing team which will continue as he transitions from our squad."
After arriving in the 2020 draft, Brockman kicked 23 goals in 26 AFL games for the Hawks.
Brockman requested a trade back to Western Australia and joined the Eagles in exchange for picks No.44 and 63.
He is the fourth departure from the Eagles since the end of their season, joining Jamie Cripps (retired) and Harry Barnett (delisted) and Harvey Johnston (delisted).
Brockman has pleaded not guilty to grievous bodily harm after an alleged incident in Geraldton in December last year.
He is due to next appear in court in November.
