 This was unfair and counterproductive to the initial "raison d'être" of the priority pick, which was to help consistently poor teams with minimal or no prospects to rebuild.For this reason, the AFL made further amendments to the priority pick rules in 2006.From the 2006 draft, a club became eligible for a priority draft pick in the National Draft if it finished a season with fewer than 16.5 premiership points (four wins).