Jason Gram (born 27 April 1984) is a former professional Australian rules footballer who previously played for the St Kilda Football Club in the Australian Football League (AFL). Junior Career As a junior with Gippsland Power in the TAC Cup, Gram quit football for basketball with a view to making the elite level in that sport. It took one phone call from the Power coach of the day, dual Essendon premiership player Darren Bewick, to reverse his decision. AFL Career with Brisbane Gram was drafted by the Brisbane Lions as the 19th pick in the 2001 AFL Draft. But in two years, both of which culminated in Lions' premierships, Gram was chosen for only two games, amounting to 20 minutes of total playing time. His last minutes as a Brisbane player would prove unforgettable for all the wrong reasons. His attempted clearance was smothered and led to a goal that lost the Lions the lead against Fremantle late in a game. Gram cherished his brief moments of senior footy at Brisbane but was ready to go home, where he felt he would have more opportunities. AFL Career - St Kilda Football Club Gram stated his preferred team to be traded to was prior to the 2003 Trade period, the team he supported as a junior. He was traded from the Brisbane in exchange for draft pick 23 in the National Draft. 2004 First Season and Debut Gram watched on as St Kilda FC won the 2004 Wizard Home Loans Cup to begin his first season at the Saints. He made his debut wearing the No. 15 guernsey for in Round 15 of the 2004 AFL Premiership Season against Melbourne, gathering 11 disposals. He played a total of two games for the 2004 season. Gram played a further 5 games in 2005, his best performance being a 19 disposal effort against his former team the Brisbane Lions, in a match St Kilda FC won by a club record 139 points. He was overlooked for the Finals that followed, not playing when St Kilda FC secured what was effectively the ultimate success for the season in Adelaide in the 1st Qualifying Final. Gram completed his first full season on the field as a player in 2006, playing in all of 's 23 matches in the 2006 Premiership season, including his first finals match in the 2006 2nd Elimination Final. He had the