2020 Collingwood Football Club season

Players are listed by guernsey number, and 2020 statistics are for AFL regular season and finals series matches during the 2020 AFL season only. Career statistics include a player's complete AFL career, which, as a result, means that a player's debut and part or whole of their career statistics may be for another club. Statistics are correct as of the 1st Semi Final of the 2020 season (10 October 2020) and are taken from AFL Tables.

No.	Name	Position	Previous club	via
48	Tom Wilson		Sydney Kings	Category B rookie selection[1]
14	Darcy Cameron	Ruckman / Forward	Sydney	trade[2]
35	Jay Rantall	Midfielder	GWV Rebels	AFL National Draft, second round (pick No. 40)[3][4]
34	Trent Bianco	Midfielder / Defender	Oakleigh Chargers	AFL National Draft, third round (pick No. 45)[5][4]
39	Trey Ruscoe	Defender	East Fremantle	AFL National Draft, fourth round (pick No. 55)[6][4]
15	Lynden Dunn	Defender	Collingwood	Pre-season supplemental selection period[7]

No.	Name	Position	New Club	via
6	Tyson Goldsack	Utility		retired[8]
3	Daniel Wells	Midfielder		retired[9]
9	Sam Murray	Defender		delisted[10][11]
14	James Aish	Midfielder	Fremantle	trade[12]
15	Lynden Dunn	Defender		delisted[13]
39	Ben Crocker	Midfielder / Forward		delisted[13]

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the AFL started the first round playing in empty stadium and announced the league would be shortened to 17 rounds.^[19] Following the first round, the league was suspended due to the pandemic,^[20] and was resumed later in mid-June.^[21]

• 2020 22under22 selection – Josh Daicos^[47]
• AFL Players Association Best Captain – Scott Pendlebury^[48]
• 2020 All-Australian team – Taylor Adams, Darcy Moore^[49]
• 2020 Goal of the Year – Josh Daicos^[50]

• Round 17 – 2020 AFL Rising Star nomination – Isaac Quaynor^[51]
• 2020 All-Australian team 40-man squad – Taylor Adams, Brayden Maynard, Darcy Moore, Scott Pendlebury^[52]

• E.W. Copeland Trophy – Taylor Adams^[53][54]
• R.T. Rush Trophy – Scott Pendlebury^[53][54]
• J.J. Joyce Trophy – Jack Crisp^[53][54]
• J.F. McHale Trophy – Darcy Moore^[53][54]
• Jack Regan Trophy – Brayden Maynard^[53][54]
• Joseph Wren Memorial Trophy – Nathan Murphy^[53][54]
• Darren Millane Memorial Trophy – Jeremy Howe^[53][54]
• Harry Collier Trophy – Isaac Quaynor^[53][54]
• Gordon Coventry Trophy – Brody Mihocek^[53][54]
• Gavin Brown Award – Taylor Adams^[53][54]
• Bob Rose Award – Brody Mihocek^[53][54]

• Round 1 – Tyler Brown (AFL debut)^[55]
• Round 2 – Darcy Cameron (Collingwood debut)^[56]
• Round 3 – Brayden Maynard (100 games)^[57]
• Round 5 – Chris Mayne (50 Collingwood games)
• Round 6 – Will Kelly (AFL debut)^[58]
• Round 6 – Atu Bosenavulagi (AFL debut)^[58]
• Round 9 – Mark Keane (AFL debut)^[59]
• Round 10 – Trey Ruscoe (AFL debut)^[60]
• Round 10 – Brody Mihocek (50 games)
• Round 14 – Jaidyn Stephenson (50 games)
• Round 14 – Nathan Buckley (200 games coached)^[61]
• Round 15 – Max Lynch (AFL debut)^[62]
• Round 17 – Jack Crisp (150 AFL games)^[63]
• Round 17 – Josh Thomas (100 games)^[63]
• Elimination Final – Taylor Adams (150 AFL games)^[64]
• Elimination Final – Brodie Grundy (150 games)^[64]

Players are listed by guernsey number, and 2020 statistics are for AFL Women's regular season and finals series matches during the 2020 AFL Women's season only. Career statistics include a player's complete AFL Women's career, which, as a result, means that a player's debut and part or whole of their career statistics may be for another club. Statistics are correct as of the Semi final of the 2020 season (21 March 2020) and are taken from Australian Football.

In

No.	Name	Position	Previous club	via
3	Brianna Davey	Defender / Midfielder	Carlton	trade[77]
14	Aishling Sheridan	Forward	Cavan	rookie signing[78]
20	Kaila Bentvelzen	Forward	Casey Demons	AFLW National Draft, fourth round (pick No. 67)[79]
21	Jordan Membrey	Midfielder / Forward	Collingwood	AFLW National Draft, fifth round (pick No. 74)[79]
9	Alana Porter	Defender	Oakleigh Chargers	AFLW National Draft, fifth round (pick No. 82)[79]
50	Ebony O'Dea	Defender / Midfielder	Greater Western Sydney	AFLW National Draft, sixth round (pick No. 89)[79]
33	Machaelia Roberts	Forward	NT Thunder	AFLW National Draft, sixth round (pick No. 94)[79]

Out

No.	Name	Position	New Club	via
21	Iilish Ross	Defender	Richmond	delisted[80][81]
34	Darcy Guttridge	Forward	St Kilda	delisted[80][82]
3	Nicole Hildebrand	Defender		delisted[83]
9	Melissa Kuys	Ruck rover		delisted[83]
19	Georgie Parker	Utility		delisted[83]
28	Holly Whitford	Midfielder / Forward		delisted[83]
31	Jordan Membrey	Midfielder / Forward		delisted[83]

• 2020 22under22 selection – Chloe Molloy (captain)^[84]
• 2020 AFL Women's All-Australian team – Jaimee Lambert, Sharni Layton^[85]

• Best and fairest – Jaimee Lambert^[86]
• Best first year player – Alana Porter and Aishling Sheridan^[86]
• Best finals player – Brittany Bonnici^[86]
• Players' player award – Sharni Layton^[86]
• Leading goalkicker – Jordan Membrey (7 goals)^[86]

Collingwood had been expected to field a reserves men's team in the Victorian Football League for a thirteenth consecutive season. The AFL however issued a direction to all 18 clubs mandating that no AFL-listed player at a club could participate in a second-tier state league amidst the COVID-19 pandemic and the season was cancelled indefinitely.^[87] Collingwood also did not field a team in the VFL Women's league, as the competition was reduced to a four-team Super Series.^[88]