Cody Walker
Hurt Factor Midfielder
Bendigo Pioneers (VIC Country)
CarltonPerpetual Motion Machine
Leo Steed is the 2026 draft’s "perpetual motion machine." A 176cm dynamo from Swan Districts, Steed has transitioned from an Under-16 All-Australian into a legitimate WAFL League contributor. After torching the Colts with a 31-disposal, 8-tackle opener, he earned a senior call-up and immediately made an impact against West Coast in the WAFL, where he famously out-spoiled 201cm Eagle Callum Jamieson. Renowned for his elite "clean hands" and a top-five Yo-Yo test score, Steed is a high-octane high forward who pushes into the midfield to act as a link-man, using his blistering speed and "fuel-to-the-fire" competitiveness to hunt opponents and hit the scoreboard.
Toby Bedford
A stylistic comparison from the scouting database, not a prediction of career output.
Steed mirrors Bedford’s specific "pressure-first" archetype. Standing 176cm, he relies on an elite aerobic tank and "closing speed" to cause panic in opposition defenders. Like Bedford, he is a "connector" who thrives on the transition, using his speed to burn opponents between the arcs and his ferocity to create goals out of pure defensive efforts.
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Hurt Factor Midfielder
Bendigo Pioneers (VIC Country)
CarltonPremier Game Breaker
Sandringham Dragons (VIC Metro)
Soft Hands Ruck
Northern Knights (VIC Metro)
Source: the existing SotaramAFL 2026 scouting database, republished as a dated editorial snapshot. Listed facts have not been independently re-reported for this page. See methodology and corrections.