List of players in Essendon doping scandal



Player
Expiry of ineligibility
 Current status/club
Thomas Bellchambers
13 November 2016
Essendon
Alex Browne
13 November 2016
Delisted last year
Jake Carlisle
13 November 2016
St Kilda
Travis Colyer
13 November 2016
Essendon
Stewart Crameri
13 November 2016
Western Bulldogs
Alwyn Davey
15 February 2017
Delisted in 2013
Luke Davis
13 November 2016
Aberfeldie
Cory Dell'Olio
14 November 2016
Delisted in 2014
Ricky Dyson
13 November 2016
Retired in 2012
Dustin Fletcher
21 November 2016
Retired last year
Scott Gumbleton
13 November 2016
Retired in 2014
Kyle Hardingham
13 November 2016
Delisted in 2014
Dyson Heppell
13 November 2016
Essendon
Michael Hibberd
13 November 2016
Essendon
David Hille
13 November 2016
Retired in 2013
Heath Hocking
13 November 2016
Essendon
Cale Hooker
13 November 2016
Essendon
Ben Howlett
13 November 2016
Essendon
Michael Hurley
13 November 2016
Essendon
Leroy Jetta
15 February 2017
Retired in 2014
Brendan Lee
13 November 2016
Delisted in 2012
Sam Lonergan
13 November 2016
Appointed coach of Launceston
Nathan Lovett-Murray
15 December 2016
Delisted in 2013
Mark McVeigh
13 November 2016
GWS assistant coach
Jake Melksham
13 November 2016
Melbourne
Angus Monfries
13 November 2016
Port Adelaide
David Myers
13 November 2016
Essendon
Tayte Pears
13 November 2016
Essendon
Brent Prismall
13 November 2016
Delisted in 2012
Patrick Ryder
13 November 2016
Port Adelaide
Henry Slattery
13 November 2016
Left Essendon in 2012
Brett Stanton
13 November 2016
Essendon
Ariel Steinberg
13 November 2016
Delisted last year
Jobe Watson
21 November 2016
Essendon

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