Lance Franklin and Jake Lloyd have been named in the 40-man All Australian extended squad.
Both players will be vying to make the final team to be named in Melbourne on Wednesday night.
Franklin will be aiming for a remarkable eighth All Australian and his fourth since joining the Swans.
The star forward booted 57 goals from 18 matches this season and averages 13.1 kicks, 2.4 handballs and 6.9 marks.
The nomination is the first selection in the extended squad for midfielder Jake Lloyd who played all 22 matches this season.
Lloyd has averaged a career high 28.3 disposals, 18.4 kicks and 9.9 handballs during the season.
Franklin would join Gary Ablett Jnr as the only modern day player to achieve eight All Australian honours if he is selected.
Lance Franklin, Sydney. All Australian 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2016, 2017. 18 games in 2018. 236 kicks, 125 marks, 44 handballs averaging 13.1 kicks, 6.9 marks, 2.4 handballs. 57 goals (Fourth in the AFL in goals), 42 behinds. Two clearances, 89 inside 50m, one rebound 50m. 38 tackles.
Jake Lloyd, Sydney. Never previously All Australian. 22 games in 2018. 405 kicks (First in the AFL in total kicks), 140 marks (Tenth in the AFL in total marks), 217 handballs averaging (Tenth in the AFL in total disposals) 18.4 kicks, 6.4 marks, 9.9 handballs. Three goals, three behinds. 27 clearances, 44 inside 50m, 132 rebound 50m (Second in the AFL in R50m). 37 tackles.
The All Australian squad has been selected by Gillon McLachlan (chairman), Kevin Bartlett, Luke Darcy, Danny Frawley, Steve Hocking, Glen Jakovich, Chris Johnson, Cameron Ling, Matthew Richardson and Warren Tredrea.
The final 22 will be revealed on Wednesday evening.
