FORMER top-10 pick Chayce Jones is among a trio of Adelaide players delisted in the wake of the Crows' semi-final exit against Brisbane.
Jones joins fellow midfielder Lachie Sholl and untried father-son forward Tyler Welsh in farewelling the club, along with retired club great Taylor Walker.
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Jones, 26, joined Adelaide with pick No.9 in the 2018 AFL Draft and played 100 games over eight seasons.
Sholl, also 26, played 79 games for the Crows, having also joined the club in the 2018 draft with pick No.64.
And Welsh departs Adelaide after 27 games with the club's SANFL side, without being selected for his AFL debut. The 20-year-old is the son of former Crows forward Scott, and was drafted with pick No.59 in the 2024 AFL Draft.
"A great personality around the club and always a team-first person, Chayce will certainly be missed," Adelaide general manager of list management Jarryd Roughead said.
"Eight years anywhere is always something to be commended and to whatever comes next for Chayce and his family, we wish him well.
"We will miss having Sholly around the club, someone who was always a positive energy in the corridors at West Lakes.
"His dedication and commitment across the past eight seasons is something any player can be proud of.
"We wish all three players the very best for the future."