Judd's shoulders didn't worry him at all, because they had already been fixed. It's hard to recognise Judd, who turns 30 next year, without tape wrapped around both shoulders, but aside from surgery last February to repair an impingement, he hasn't seemed to have any issues with them. JOEL SELWOOD (Pick 7, Geelong, 2006) Adam and Troy's tough younger brother was ready to be drafted at the end of 2005, but was just a little too young. Selwood missed much of the next season after knee surgery and, while most people had no doubt he would come back and play, there were fears about what the damaged, then removed cartilage would mean for the teenager's longevity and how badly it would affect his pace. Selwood didn't have to wait too long on draft day, snapped up by the Cats after Bryce Gibbs, Scott Gumbleton, Lachie Hansen, Matthew Leuenberger and Travis Boak were chosen. Since? Well, he's not fast. But he's played in three premierships, become Geelong's captain and played 135 games in six years, missing only a handful of games. Any club would have him. JACK DARLING (Pick 26, West Coast, 2010) Darling would have been one of the first few players picked in the 2009 draft, had he been eligible. Finished at school, he trod water for much of the next year, didn't grow, didn't dominate games like he had and was involved in some off-field scuffles that made recruiters nervous. There was more to it than that, though: