Daniel Howe has called time on his AFL playing career following nine seasons across two clubs.
Howe started his career with Hawthorn after being taken with pick No.31 in the 2014 AFL Draft.
The 27-year-old made his AFL debut in Round 9, 2015 against the Gold Coast Suns and was named the Hawks’ best first year player that year.
A versatile player with the ability to play a lockdown role both through the midfield and in defence, he went on to register 96 games across eight seasons in the brown and gold, including three finals appearances.
He enjoyed his most productive season in 2021, playing 20 games under the tutelage of now North Melbourne senior coach Alastair Clarkson.
Howe arrived at Arden Street via the 2022 Rookie Draft, reuniting with Clarkson and fellow former Hawk Liam Shiels.
He made his club debut in the Roos’ thrilling, one-point victory over…
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