Several surprising omissions feature in the 44-man All-Australian squad, including two former blazer wearers Max Gawn and Sam Taylor.
All 18 clubs are represented in the initial squad, with the final team to be picked during Wednesday night's AFL Awards.
The Sporting News explains who has been picked in the 44-man squad.
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All-Australian 2023 final team
| FB | James Sicily (HAW) | Callum Wilkie (STK) | Tom Stewart (GEE) |
|---|---|---|---|
| HB | Jack Sinclair (STK) | Darcy Moore (COL) | Dan Houston (POR) |
| C | Josh Daicos (COL) | Marcus Bontempelli (WB) | Errol Gulden (SYD) |
| HF | Connor Rozee (POR) | Taylor Walker (ADE) | Christian Petracca (MEL) |
| FF | Charlie Cameron (BRIS) | Charlie Curnow (CAR) | Toby Greene (GWS) |
| R | Tim English (WB) | Zak Butters (POR) | Nick Daicos (COL) |
| INT | Caleb Serong (FRE) | Zach Merrett (ESS) | Jordan Dawson (ADE) |
| Nick Larkey (NM) |
Surprise All-Australian squad omissions
Several players appear unlucky to miss selection in the 44-man squad, including:
- Max Gawn (Melbourne)
- Sam Taylor (GWS)
- Tim Taranto (Richmond)
- Jeremy Cameron (Geelong)
- Izak Rankine (Adelaide)
- Gryan Miers (Geelong)
- Steven May (Melbourne)
- Nic Newman (Carlton)
- Rory Laird (Adelaide)
All- Australian 44-man squad
Note: All-Australian blazers in brackets.
Adelaide
Jordan Dawson
Taylor Walker
Brisbane
Harris Andrews (2019,2020)
Charlie Cameron (2019)
Joe Daniher (2017)
Lachie Neale (2019, 2020, 2022)
Carlton
Patrick Cripps (2018, 2019, 2022)
Charlie Curnow (2022)
Jacob Weitering
Collingwood
Josh Daicos
Nick Daicos
Jordan de Goey
Darcy Moore (2020)
Isaac Quaynor
Essendon
Kyle Langford
Zach Merrett (2017, 2021)
Mason Redman
Fremantle
Luke Jackson
Luke Ryan (2020)
Caleb Serong
Geelong
Tom Stewart (2018, 2019, 2021, 2022)
Gold Coast
Noah Anderson
GWS
Stephen Coniglio
Tom Green
Toby Greene (2016, 2021)
Hawthorn
Luke Breust (2014, 2018)
Jai Newcombe
James Sicily
Melbourne
Christian Petracca (2020, 2021, 2022)
Jack Viney
North Melbourne
Nick Larkey
Port Adelaide
Zak Butters
Dan Houston
Connor Rozee (2022)
Richmond
Dustin Martin (2016, 2017, 2018, 2020)
St Kilda
Rowan Marshall
Jack Sinclair (2022)
Callum Wilkie
Sydney
Nick Blakey
Errol Gulden
West Coast
Oscar Allen
Western Bulldogs
Marcus Bontempelli (2016, 2019, 2020, 2021)
Tim English
Tom Liberatore
