IT AIN'T over yet.
Twelve AFL footballers were delisted since their club's 2018 campaign ended with the promise of being re-selected in next Friday's rookie draft.
Those players suddenly know exactly where they stand in the team's pecking order, but the saving grace is they have another chance to prove themselves.
Four others – Adelaide's Paul Hunter, Carlton's Jed Lamb, North Melbourne's Alex Morgan and Tiger Mabior Chol – continue to train with their sides but without a guarantee of being picked back up.
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AFL rules prevent teams shuffling players directly from the primary list to the rookie list without delisting them, so rival clubs could yet swoop and thwart their plan in the national or rookie drafts.
Who has your club committed to taking in the rookie draft?
Adelaide: Paul Hunter*
Brisbane: Ryan Bastinac and Jacob Allison
Carlton: Jed Lamb*
Collingwood: None
Essendon: None
Fremantle: Ethan Hughes, Ryan Nyhuis and Michael Apeness
Geelong: None
Gold Coast: Jack Leslie, Michael Rischitelli, Brad Scheer and Harrison Wigg
GWS: None
Hawthorn: None
Melbourne: None
North Melbourne: Alex Morgan* and Kyron Hayden
Port Adelaide: Cameron Hewett
Richmond: Mabior Chol* and Jacob Townsend
St Kilda: None
Sydney: None
West Coast: None
Western Bulldogs: None
* This player is still training at his club but without a promise of being redrafted
