krustykraz
Jarrod Mullen
Widdop shoud be out.
looks like he did his shoulder.
But they did come into form this week.
looks like he did his shoulder.
But they did come into form this week.
2019 Casualty Ward
- Thread starter rhugh89
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88Knight4life
Danny 'Bedsy' Buderus
Tariq mite be out also
88Knight4life
Danny 'Bedsy' Buderus
Scored a good try, made 25tks 0 missed, 3 offloads, 2 try saving tackles.
Gave away 3 penalties, though imo all 3 were the refs keeping the broncos in the game more then Korbin doing dumb chit.
Chief Longhorn
Jason Martin
I think Dufty coming back in at fullback makes them a more dangerous team!
slotmachine
Danny 'Bedsy' Buderus
Not messing around with their spine mid-game certainly does.
rhugh89
Danny 'Bedsy' Buderus
Casualty Ward: Inglis, Burns double blow for Bunnies
NRL.com
Sun 31 Mar 2019, 08:42 PM
Young gun Braidon Burns limped off ANZ Stadium on Sunday to compound the pre-game loss of Rabbitohs centre partner Greg Inglis.
Souths coach Wayne Bennett said Burns suffered damage to his left hamstring and ankle problem during the win over the Titans. He left the sheds on crutches with his upper leg strapped while also wearing a moon boot.
Bennett was unable to say how long Burns would be sidelined but said Inglis, who has a shoulder problem, could be back for Saturday's clash with Manly.
The Roosters look to have paid a heavy price for their 32-18 win over the Eels with co-captain Jake Friend re-injuring his shoulder and prop Jared Waerea-Hargreaves suffering rib cartilage damage.
Friend returned after missing the round two win over Manly but lasted only half an hour before he was forced to leave the field after hurting his shoulder making a tackle.
Waerea-Hargreaves left the field early in the second half and did not return.
Halfback Cooper Cronk is expected to return next week from the hamstring injury which has kept him sidelined for two matches.
Cronulla have been dealt a double blow with Matt Moylan (hamstring) and Paul Gallen (rib) injured in their big win over North Queensland on Saturday night.
https://www.nrl.com/news/2019/01/23/casualty-ward--late-mail-all-the-latest-nrl-injury-news/
NRL.com
Sun 31 Mar 2019, 08:42 PM
Young gun Braidon Burns limped off ANZ Stadium on Sunday to compound the pre-game loss of Rabbitohs centre partner Greg Inglis.
Souths coach Wayne Bennett said Burns suffered damage to his left hamstring and ankle problem during the win over the Titans. He left the sheds on crutches with his upper leg strapped while also wearing a moon boot.
Bennett was unable to say how long Burns would be sidelined but said Inglis, who has a shoulder problem, could be back for Saturday's clash with Manly.
The Roosters look to have paid a heavy price for their 32-18 win over the Eels with co-captain Jake Friend re-injuring his shoulder and prop Jared Waerea-Hargreaves suffering rib cartilage damage.
Friend returned after missing the round two win over Manly but lasted only half an hour before he was forced to leave the field after hurting his shoulder making a tackle.
Waerea-Hargreaves left the field early in the second half and did not return.
Halfback Cooper Cronk is expected to return next week from the hamstring injury which has kept him sidelined for two matches.
Cronulla have been dealt a double blow with Matt Moylan (hamstring) and Paul Gallen (rib) injured in their big win over North Queensland on Saturday night.
https://www.nrl.com/news/2019/01/23/casualty-ward--late-mail-all-the-latest-nrl-injury-news/
rhugh89
Danny 'Bedsy' Buderus
Casualty Ward: Roberts out, Walker adds to Rabbitohs worries
Dan Walsh & NRL.com
Tue 2 Apr 2019, 12:33 PM
Brisbane will be without speedster James Roberts in Thursday's blockbuster against the Roosters due to his ongoing Achilles issues.
Roberts has carried the issue for some time and is regarded as a week-to-week prospect at the Broncos, with Kotoni Staggs coming in at right centre for a daunting match-up with Tricolours star Latrell Mitchell.
Cooper Cronk is expected to overcome hamstring tightness to return for the Roosters at the SCG, with Jared Waerea-Hargreaves also expected to play through the pain of rib cartilage damage.
Jake Friend though is facing another week on the sidelines after his recurring shoulder injury flared up against Parramatta.
Meanwhile South Sydney's star five-eighth Cody Walker is nursing a shoulder issue ahead of Saturday's clash with Manly to add to the Rabbitohs already worrying injury toll.
Walker copped a heavy knock in Sunday's win over the Titans and will be monitored throughout the week, with Souths already missing Braidon Burns (hamstring and foot issues) and unsure whether Greg Inglis(shoulder) will return against the Sea Eagles.
“Cody got caught in an awkward tackle and jarred his shoulder," South Sydney head of high performance Jarrod Wade said.
"He played on, had some pain medication throughout the game, finished the game but was quite sore.
“We expect he’ll miss training early in the week and we’ll see if we can get him into some contact work later in the week in order to play on the weekend.”
Walker and Inglis will be named in Tuesday's 21-man squad, but untimely injuries to back-up halves Adam Douehi (ACL), Connor Tracey (shoulder) and Dean Hawkins (ankle) have further stretched the club's playmaking stocks.
Both Tracey and Hawkins are only slated to return via Canterbury Cup this week, while veteran John Sutton shapes as another five-eighth option if Walker is ruled out later in the week.
Burns is facing at least a month out with a hamstring strain, while he will require further scans on a foot injury having been cleared of a fractured ankle.
Inglis will have to get through Wednesday's contact training session to prove himself fit to return against Manly.
https://www.nrl.com/news/2019/01/23/casualty-ward--late-mail-all-the-latest-nrl-injury-news/
Dan Walsh & NRL.com
Tue 2 Apr 2019, 12:33 PM
Brisbane will be without speedster James Roberts in Thursday's blockbuster against the Roosters due to his ongoing Achilles issues.
Roberts has carried the issue for some time and is regarded as a week-to-week prospect at the Broncos, with Kotoni Staggs coming in at right centre for a daunting match-up with Tricolours star Latrell Mitchell.
Cooper Cronk is expected to overcome hamstring tightness to return for the Roosters at the SCG, with Jared Waerea-Hargreaves also expected to play through the pain of rib cartilage damage.
Jake Friend though is facing another week on the sidelines after his recurring shoulder injury flared up against Parramatta.
Meanwhile South Sydney's star five-eighth Cody Walker is nursing a shoulder issue ahead of Saturday's clash with Manly to add to the Rabbitohs already worrying injury toll.
Walker copped a heavy knock in Sunday's win over the Titans and will be monitored throughout the week, with Souths already missing Braidon Burns (hamstring and foot issues) and unsure whether Greg Inglis(shoulder) will return against the Sea Eagles.
“Cody got caught in an awkward tackle and jarred his shoulder," South Sydney head of high performance Jarrod Wade said.
"He played on, had some pain medication throughout the game, finished the game but was quite sore.
“We expect he’ll miss training early in the week and we’ll see if we can get him into some contact work later in the week in order to play on the weekend.”
Walker and Inglis will be named in Tuesday's 21-man squad, but untimely injuries to back-up halves Adam Douehi (ACL), Connor Tracey (shoulder) and Dean Hawkins (ankle) have further stretched the club's playmaking stocks.
Both Tracey and Hawkins are only slated to return via Canterbury Cup this week, while veteran John Sutton shapes as another five-eighth option if Walker is ruled out later in the week.
Burns is facing at least a month out with a hamstring strain, while he will require further scans on a foot injury having been cleared of a fractured ankle.
Inglis will have to get through Wednesday's contact training session to prove himself fit to return against Manly.
https://www.nrl.com/news/2019/01/23/casualty-ward--late-mail-all-the-latest-nrl-injury-news/
rhugh89
Danny 'Bedsy' Buderus
Casualty Ward: Trbojevic, Sims, Napa, Woods face lengthy layoffs
NRL.com
Mon 8 Apr 2019, 03:33 PM
Manly's elation at coming off back-to-back wins over the Warriors and Rabbitohs has been tempered by news that star fullback Tom Trbojevic will miss at least six weeks with a recurrence of a hamstring injury.
Trbojevic had returned with a dazzling display in round three from a hamstring problem but went down in the first run of the second half at Lottoland last Saturday.
The Sea Eagles confirmed on Monday that scans had ruled the Blues Origin star out for at least six weeks and possibly up to nine weeks.
Sharks prop Aaron Woods is also facing a lengthy layoff after suffering a broken foot in the loss to Parramatta on Saturday night at ANZ Stadium.
Woods will visit a surgeon on Monday to determine the extent of the injury suffered in the second half of the 24-12 defeat.
The worst-case scenario for the Kangaroos forward is that he will be sidelined until round 16 in July, which would rule him out of making a return to the State of Origin arena after he was not selected last year before making the Australian squad at the end of the season.
Sharks five-eighth Shaun Johnson was a late scratching from the team to face the Eels at ANZ Stadium. The Kiwi veteran has a quadriceps injury and had his place taken in the starting side by Kyle Flanagan.
Paul Gallen missed the match with a rib injury while Matt Moylan is out for a month with a hamstring tear.
Meanwhile, Korbin Sims suffered a broken arm for the Dragons against the Knights on Sunday at McDonald Jones Stadium in his second game for the club.
Sims played on despite the pain for around 15 minutes before he was replaced at half-time.
Scans have revealed Bulldogs prop Dylan Napa suffered a grade two syndesmosis injury in the nail-biting loss to Melbourne and will miss 5-6 weeks.
https://www.nrl.com/news/2019/01/23/casualty-ward--late-mail-all-the-latest-nrl-injury-news/
NRL.com
Mon 8 Apr 2019, 03:33 PM
Manly's elation at coming off back-to-back wins over the Warriors and Rabbitohs has been tempered by news that star fullback Tom Trbojevic will miss at least six weeks with a recurrence of a hamstring injury.
Trbojevic had returned with a dazzling display in round three from a hamstring problem but went down in the first run of the second half at Lottoland last Saturday.
The Sea Eagles confirmed on Monday that scans had ruled the Blues Origin star out for at least six weeks and possibly up to nine weeks.
Sharks prop Aaron Woods is also facing a lengthy layoff after suffering a broken foot in the loss to Parramatta on Saturday night at ANZ Stadium.
Woods will visit a surgeon on Monday to determine the extent of the injury suffered in the second half of the 24-12 defeat.
The worst-case scenario for the Kangaroos forward is that he will be sidelined until round 16 in July, which would rule him out of making a return to the State of Origin arena after he was not selected last year before making the Australian squad at the end of the season.
Sharks five-eighth Shaun Johnson was a late scratching from the team to face the Eels at ANZ Stadium. The Kiwi veteran has a quadriceps injury and had his place taken in the starting side by Kyle Flanagan.
Paul Gallen missed the match with a rib injury while Matt Moylan is out for a month with a hamstring tear.
Meanwhile, Korbin Sims suffered a broken arm for the Dragons against the Knights on Sunday at McDonald Jones Stadium in his second game for the club.
Sims played on despite the pain for around 15 minutes before he was replaced at half-time.
Scans have revealed Bulldogs prop Dylan Napa suffered a grade two syndesmosis injury in the nail-biting loss to Melbourne and will miss 5-6 weeks.
https://www.nrl.com/news/2019/01/23/casualty-ward--late-mail-all-the-latest-nrl-injury-news/
rhugh89
Danny 'Bedsy' Buderus
Jake Friend facing up to four months on the sidelines due to a ruptured bicep
https://www.nrl.com/news/2019/04/26/friend-facing-months-on-sideline-with-serious-arm-injury/
https://www.nrl.com/news/2019/04/26/friend-facing-months-on-sideline-with-serious-arm-injury/
rhugh89
Danny 'Bedsy' Buderus
Casualty Ward: Bateman to miss at least five weeks
NRL.com
Mon 6 May 2019, 10:01 AM
In a blow for the high-flying Raiders, English international John Bateman will miss at least five weeks with a fractured eye socket.
His time on the sidelines may be longer if it is decided he requires surgery.
Bateman, who suffered the injury in Saturday's win over Penrith, is expected to meet with Raiders medical staff on Monday.
Meanwhile, Dragons playmaker Corey Norman is facing a month on the sidelines after suffering a suspected fractured cheekbone in the loss to Parramatta on Sunday.
St George Illawarra forward Tyson Frizell's eye injury is not expected to be serious and he's a fair chance of suiting up for Sunday's Magic Round meeting with the Warriors at Suncorp Stadium.
Meanwhile, Panthers enforcer Viliame Kikau left the field in Saturday's clash with Canberra with a potentially serious knee/ankle injury.
Isaah Yeo (shoulder) and Malakai Watene-Zelezniak (ribs) also suffered injuries for Penrith during the 30-12 loss in Wagga Wagga.
Already without halfback Daly Cherry-Evans for at least a month, Manly lost fellow playmaker Lachlan Croker to a hamstring injury on Saturday night.
Sea Eagles prop Addin Fonua-Blake also requires scans on a knee injury.
https://www.nrl.com/news/2019/01/23/casualty-ward--late-mail-all-the-latest-nrl-injury-news/
NRL.com
Mon 6 May 2019, 10:01 AM
In a blow for the high-flying Raiders, English international John Bateman will miss at least five weeks with a fractured eye socket.
His time on the sidelines may be longer if it is decided he requires surgery.
Bateman, who suffered the injury in Saturday's win over Penrith, is expected to meet with Raiders medical staff on Monday.
Meanwhile, Dragons playmaker Corey Norman is facing a month on the sidelines after suffering a suspected fractured cheekbone in the loss to Parramatta on Sunday.
St George Illawarra forward Tyson Frizell's eye injury is not expected to be serious and he's a fair chance of suiting up for Sunday's Magic Round meeting with the Warriors at Suncorp Stadium.
Meanwhile, Panthers enforcer Viliame Kikau left the field in Saturday's clash with Canberra with a potentially serious knee/ankle injury.
Isaah Yeo (shoulder) and Malakai Watene-Zelezniak (ribs) also suffered injuries for Penrith during the 30-12 loss in Wagga Wagga.
Already without halfback Daly Cherry-Evans for at least a month, Manly lost fellow playmaker Lachlan Croker to a hamstring injury on Saturday night.
Sea Eagles prop Addin Fonua-Blake also requires scans on a knee injury.
https://www.nrl.com/news/2019/01/23/casualty-ward--late-mail-all-the-latest-nrl-injury-news/
Captain Planet
Josh Perry
Kicked my toe on the corner of the table yesterday....hurt for a good 15 minutes
rhugh89
Danny 'Bedsy' Buderus
Casualty Ward: Lam suffers untimely break, Hampton's long lay-off confirmed
Dan Walsh & NRL.com
Mon 20 May 2019, 02:29 PM
Roosters rookie Lachlan Lam has suffered an untimely broken wrist that will rob him of valuable game time across the Origin period.
NRL.com understands that Lam is facing 4-6 weeks on the sidelines after copping the injury playing for feeder side North Sydney on the weekend.
Touted as Cooper Cronk's successor next season, Lam loomed as Luke Keary's obvious replacement when a likely NSW Origin call-up comes his way.
The Roosters' round 12 bye and the stand-alone Origin II fixture do favour the Tricolours, who are expected to have Keary, James Tedesco, Boyd Cordner and Latrell Mitchell involved in this year's series.
Lam's current recovery timeframe could have back in time to cover Keary's potential absence for game three.
Meanwhile the Cowboys are reeling from another backline blow, with Ben Hampton out for between three and four months due to a ruptured biceps, an injury timeline that potentially ends his season.
He joins Nene Macdonald (broken ankle) on the sidelines for an extended period, while Te Martin is still out indefinitely after revelations he suffered a bleed on his brain earlier this year.
https://www.nrl.com/news/2019/01/23/casualty-ward--late-mail-all-the-latest-nrl-injury-news/
Dan Walsh & NRL.com
Mon 20 May 2019, 02:29 PM
Roosters rookie Lachlan Lam has suffered an untimely broken wrist that will rob him of valuable game time across the Origin period.
NRL.com understands that Lam is facing 4-6 weeks on the sidelines after copping the injury playing for feeder side North Sydney on the weekend.
Touted as Cooper Cronk's successor next season, Lam loomed as Luke Keary's obvious replacement when a likely NSW Origin call-up comes his way.
The Roosters' round 12 bye and the stand-alone Origin II fixture do favour the Tricolours, who are expected to have Keary, James Tedesco, Boyd Cordner and Latrell Mitchell involved in this year's series.
Lam's current recovery timeframe could have back in time to cover Keary's potential absence for game three.
Meanwhile the Cowboys are reeling from another backline blow, with Ben Hampton out for between three and four months due to a ruptured biceps, an injury timeline that potentially ends his season.
He joins Nene Macdonald (broken ankle) on the sidelines for an extended period, while Te Martin is still out indefinitely after revelations he suffered a bleed on his brain earlier this year.
https://www.nrl.com/news/2019/01/23/casualty-ward--late-mail-all-the-latest-nrl-injury-news/
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Danny 'Bedsy' Buderus
Hahahahahahahahaha Joel you are a scream.
MattyM
Danny 'Bedsy' Buderus
Calm down, he’s not Jarrod Mullen.
rhugh89
Danny 'Bedsy' Buderus
Brisbane Broncos
Payne Haas suffered a minor hamstring strain in recent loss to Parramatta that ruled him out of Origin II calculations but the club is hopeful he will be available in round 15 against Newcastle.
Payne Haas (hamstring, round 15)
Alex Glenn (knee, round 16)
Joe Ofahengaue (knee, round 15-17)
Tom Dearden (ankle, round 20)
Jack Bird (knee, season)
Canberra Raiders
Nick Cotric doesn't need surgery on an ankle injury he suffered in the win over the Sharks on Thursday. But he will miss Origin II, with no indication yet from medical staff when he will be back for the Raiders.
Hooker Josh Hodgson is on track for an early return from his thumb injury. He was supposed to be out until round 18 but is eyeing off a return in the June 29 road game against the Eels.
Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad withdrew from the Cook Islands squad last week with a minor hamstring injury but should be available in round 15.
Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad (hamstring, round 15)
Corey Horsburgh (elbow, round 15-16)
Josh Hodgson (thumb, round 15-16)
Hudson Young (suspension, round 19)
Nick Cotric (ankle, TBC)
Brad Abbey (knee, season)
Joey Leilua (neck, season)
Canterbury Bulldogs
Jack Cogger sat out the side's loss to the Roosters as a precaution for a head knock suffered a week earlier but will be fit to play the Sharks. Adam Elliott withdrew late against the Tricolours with an ankle injury but with a fortnight's rest should be available. Jayden Okunbor is also a chance to return early in round 15 after training well following foot surgery.
Jack Cogger (concussion, round 15)
Adam Elliott (ankle, round 15)
Jayden Okunbor (foot, round 15-17)
Kerrod Holland (knee, round 17)
Lachlan Lewis (ankle, round 17-18)
Cronulla Sharks
Bronson Xerri suffered a head knock early in Thursday's match against Cronulla and failed his HIA. With a week off through representative round, the club is hopeful of having Xerri, Aaron Woods and Jayden Braileyavailable for selection.
Sharks prop Andrew Fifita will miss two club matches against the Bulldogs and Broncos after unsuccessfully appealing a downgrade for a grade two dangerous contact charge.
Bronson Xerri (concussion, round 15)
Aaron Woods (foot, round 15)
Jayden Brailey (knee, round 15)
Andrew Fifita (suspension, round 17)
Gold Coast Titans
Origin rep Jai Arrow suffered an ankle injury against the Warriors on Friday night and will be out for anywhere between 6-12 weeks.
A wrist injury forced prop Moeaki Fotuaika to withdraw from the extended squad Tonga for their Test against New Zealand.
Meanwhile, Titans halfback Ash Taylor has returned to training after taking some personal leave over the past fortnight and could be available for selection in round 15.
Moeaki Fotuaiki (wrist, round 15)
Kevin Proctor (eye socket, round 16)
Jai Arrow (ankle, round 18-24)
Michael Gordon (leg, indefinite)
Ash Taylor (personal leave, indefinite)
Ryan James (knee, season)
Manly Sea Eagles
Hooker Apisai Koroisau will miss up to a month after the club confirmed he suffered a low ankle sprain in the side's win over the Dragons in round 14.
Lachlan Croker (hamstring, round 15)
Trent Hodkinson (knee, round 15)
Brad Parker (broken jaw, round 18)
Apisai Koroisau (ankle, round 19)
Toafofoa Sipley (knee, season)
Albert Hopoate (knee, season)
Melbourne Storm
Tom Eisenhuth made a long-awaited return from a throat injury via Intrust Super Cup with only centre Curtis Scott remaining on the club's casualty list.
Curtis Scott (foot, round 20)
North Queensland Cowboys
The Cowboys' injury toll worsened prior to representative round with Coen Hess limping off in the loss to the Wests Tigers with a right leg injury.
He joins fellow forwards Jordan McLean (hamstring) and Mitch Dunn(shoulder) sidelined. McLean was hoping to push his case for NSW Origin selection but is expected to miss two matches, while the club will decide on Dunn's setback with further consultation needed.
The Cowboys are hopeful of having Matt Scott back from a shoulder injury against the Dragons.
Matt Scott (shoulder, round 15-17)
Jordan McLean (hamstring, round 15-17)
Gideon Gela-Mosby (collarbone, round 18-22)
Ben Hampton (biceps, round 22-25)
Justin O'Neill (spleen, indefinite)
Te Maire Martin (brain bleed, indefinite)
Nene Macdonald (ankle, season)
Coen Hess (leg, TBC)
Mitch Dunn (shoulder, TBC)
Parramatta Eels
Eels centre Josh Hoffman was discharged from hospital in the early hours of Sunday morning after the game. Scans came back all clear and he will resume training this week with the rest of the team. A knee injury forced Michael Jennings to pull out of the Tonga team that will face New Zealand on Saturday.
Josh Hoffman (neck, round 15)
Michael Jennings (knee, round 15)
Dylan Brown (back, indefinite)
Kaysa Pritchard (retired)
Penrith Panthers
Dean Whare (hamstring, round 17)
Waqa Blake (knee, round 21-22)
Tim Grant (pectoral, season)
Tyrone May (stood down)
South Sydney Rabbitohs
Braidon Burns is aiming to be back after the rep round against the Wests Tigers in round 15 after foot and hamstring injuries.
Braidon Burns (hamstring/foot, round 15)
George Burgess (illness, round 15)
Sam Burgess (shoulder, round 18)
Tom Burgess (ankle, round 20-22)
Cory Denniss (shoulder, round 20)
Kurt Dillon (ankle, indefinite)
Adam Reynolds (back, indefinite)
St George Illawarra Dragons
Scans have revealed Zac Lomax suffered a small crack in his thumb after clashing with a teammates elbow in the final training session before round 14. Lomax underwent surgery and will miss at least a month.
Stand-in captain Cameron McInnes has pulled up well after a nasty head knock against the Sea Eagles and will commence full training next week.
Cameron McInnes (concussion, round 15)
Tim Lafai (ankle, round 18)
Zac Lomax (broken thumb, round 19)
James Graham (fibula, round 20)
Gareth Widdop (shoulder, round 20)
Jack de Belin (stood down)
Sydney Roosters
Brett Morris (knee) is expected back on deck after rep round after a lengthy delay from what was at first tipped to be a month-long layoff. Morris hasn't played since going down against Manly in round two.
Lachlan Lam (broken wrist, round 15-16)
Brett Morris (knee, round 15)
Luke Keary (concussion, round 17-18)
Jake Friend (biceps muscle, round 20-25)
Warriors
Warriors five-eighth Kodi Nikorima picked up a groin strain in his side's loss to the Titans on Friday. The Warriors are yet to announce any details of the severity of the injury.
Kodi Nikorima (groin, TBA)
Nathaniel Roache (back, round 15)
Wests Tigers
Barnstorming winger Mahe Fonua has undergone surgery on a Lisfranc injury to his foot sustained against the Raiders.
With a minimum recovery period typically around three-four months, Fonua's extended layoff could rule him out for the rest of 2019.
Josh Reynolds returned from a knee injury via Canterbury Cup last week.
Mahe Fonua (foot, indefinite)
https://www.nrl.com/news/2019/01/23/casualty-ward--late-mail-all-the-latest-nrl-injury-news/
Payne Haas suffered a minor hamstring strain in recent loss to Parramatta that ruled him out of Origin II calculations but the club is hopeful he will be available in round 15 against Newcastle.
Payne Haas (hamstring, round 15)
Alex Glenn (knee, round 16)
Joe Ofahengaue (knee, round 15-17)
Tom Dearden (ankle, round 20)
Jack Bird (knee, season)
Canberra Raiders
Nick Cotric doesn't need surgery on an ankle injury he suffered in the win over the Sharks on Thursday. But he will miss Origin II, with no indication yet from medical staff when he will be back for the Raiders.
Hooker Josh Hodgson is on track for an early return from his thumb injury. He was supposed to be out until round 18 but is eyeing off a return in the June 29 road game against the Eels.
Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad withdrew from the Cook Islands squad last week with a minor hamstring injury but should be available in round 15.
Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad (hamstring, round 15)
Corey Horsburgh (elbow, round 15-16)
Josh Hodgson (thumb, round 15-16)
Hudson Young (suspension, round 19)
Nick Cotric (ankle, TBC)
Brad Abbey (knee, season)
Joey Leilua (neck, season)
Canterbury Bulldogs
Jack Cogger sat out the side's loss to the Roosters as a precaution for a head knock suffered a week earlier but will be fit to play the Sharks. Adam Elliott withdrew late against the Tricolours with an ankle injury but with a fortnight's rest should be available. Jayden Okunbor is also a chance to return early in round 15 after training well following foot surgery.
Jack Cogger (concussion, round 15)
Adam Elliott (ankle, round 15)
Jayden Okunbor (foot, round 15-17)
Kerrod Holland (knee, round 17)
Lachlan Lewis (ankle, round 17-18)
Cronulla Sharks
Bronson Xerri suffered a head knock early in Thursday's match against Cronulla and failed his HIA. With a week off through representative round, the club is hopeful of having Xerri, Aaron Woods and Jayden Braileyavailable for selection.
Sharks prop Andrew Fifita will miss two club matches against the Bulldogs and Broncos after unsuccessfully appealing a downgrade for a grade two dangerous contact charge.
Bronson Xerri (concussion, round 15)
Aaron Woods (foot, round 15)
Jayden Brailey (knee, round 15)
Andrew Fifita (suspension, round 17)
Gold Coast Titans
Origin rep Jai Arrow suffered an ankle injury against the Warriors on Friday night and will be out for anywhere between 6-12 weeks.
A wrist injury forced prop Moeaki Fotuaika to withdraw from the extended squad Tonga for their Test against New Zealand.
Meanwhile, Titans halfback Ash Taylor has returned to training after taking some personal leave over the past fortnight and could be available for selection in round 15.
Moeaki Fotuaiki (wrist, round 15)
Kevin Proctor (eye socket, round 16)
Jai Arrow (ankle, round 18-24)
Michael Gordon (leg, indefinite)
Ash Taylor (personal leave, indefinite)
Ryan James (knee, season)
Manly Sea Eagles
Hooker Apisai Koroisau will miss up to a month after the club confirmed he suffered a low ankle sprain in the side's win over the Dragons in round 14.
Lachlan Croker (hamstring, round 15)
Trent Hodkinson (knee, round 15)
Brad Parker (broken jaw, round 18)
Apisai Koroisau (ankle, round 19)
Toafofoa Sipley (knee, season)
Albert Hopoate (knee, season)
Melbourne Storm
Tom Eisenhuth made a long-awaited return from a throat injury via Intrust Super Cup with only centre Curtis Scott remaining on the club's casualty list.
Curtis Scott (foot, round 20)
North Queensland Cowboys
The Cowboys' injury toll worsened prior to representative round with Coen Hess limping off in the loss to the Wests Tigers with a right leg injury.
He joins fellow forwards Jordan McLean (hamstring) and Mitch Dunn(shoulder) sidelined. McLean was hoping to push his case for NSW Origin selection but is expected to miss two matches, while the club will decide on Dunn's setback with further consultation needed.
The Cowboys are hopeful of having Matt Scott back from a shoulder injury against the Dragons.
Matt Scott (shoulder, round 15-17)
Jordan McLean (hamstring, round 15-17)
Gideon Gela-Mosby (collarbone, round 18-22)
Ben Hampton (biceps, round 22-25)
Justin O'Neill (spleen, indefinite)
Te Maire Martin (brain bleed, indefinite)
Nene Macdonald (ankle, season)
Coen Hess (leg, TBC)
Mitch Dunn (shoulder, TBC)
Parramatta Eels
Eels centre Josh Hoffman was discharged from hospital in the early hours of Sunday morning after the game. Scans came back all clear and he will resume training this week with the rest of the team. A knee injury forced Michael Jennings to pull out of the Tonga team that will face New Zealand on Saturday.
Josh Hoffman (neck, round 15)
Michael Jennings (knee, round 15)
Dylan Brown (back, indefinite)
Kaysa Pritchard (retired)
Penrith Panthers
Dean Whare (hamstring, round 17)
Waqa Blake (knee, round 21-22)
Tim Grant (pectoral, season)
Tyrone May (stood down)
South Sydney Rabbitohs
Braidon Burns is aiming to be back after the rep round against the Wests Tigers in round 15 after foot and hamstring injuries.
Braidon Burns (hamstring/foot, round 15)
George Burgess (illness, round 15)
Sam Burgess (shoulder, round 18)
Tom Burgess (ankle, round 20-22)
Cory Denniss (shoulder, round 20)
Kurt Dillon (ankle, indefinite)
Adam Reynolds (back, indefinite)
St George Illawarra Dragons
Scans have revealed Zac Lomax suffered a small crack in his thumb after clashing with a teammates elbow in the final training session before round 14. Lomax underwent surgery and will miss at least a month.
Stand-in captain Cameron McInnes has pulled up well after a nasty head knock against the Sea Eagles and will commence full training next week.
Cameron McInnes (concussion, round 15)
Tim Lafai (ankle, round 18)
Zac Lomax (broken thumb, round 19)
James Graham (fibula, round 20)
Gareth Widdop (shoulder, round 20)
Jack de Belin (stood down)
Sydney Roosters
Brett Morris (knee) is expected back on deck after rep round after a lengthy delay from what was at first tipped to be a month-long layoff. Morris hasn't played since going down against Manly in round two.
Lachlan Lam (broken wrist, round 15-16)
Brett Morris (knee, round 15)
Luke Keary (concussion, round 17-18)
Jake Friend (biceps muscle, round 20-25)
Warriors
Warriors five-eighth Kodi Nikorima picked up a groin strain in his side's loss to the Titans on Friday. The Warriors are yet to announce any details of the severity of the injury.
Kodi Nikorima (groin, TBA)
Nathaniel Roache (back, round 15)
Wests Tigers
Barnstorming winger Mahe Fonua has undergone surgery on a Lisfranc injury to his foot sustained against the Raiders.
With a minimum recovery period typically around three-four months, Fonua's extended layoff could rule him out for the rest of 2019.
Josh Reynolds returned from a knee injury via Canterbury Cup last week.
Mahe Fonua (foot, indefinite)
https://www.nrl.com/news/2019/01/23/casualty-ward--late-mail-all-the-latest-nrl-injury-news/
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Brisbane Broncos
The Broncos are crossing their fingers key playmaker Anthony Milford will be available for the round 17 home game against the Warriors. Milford suffered an MCL injury in Brisbane's Round 15 loss to the Knights and was expected to be sidelined for up to four weeks. He had a cortisone injection on Thursday and is hoping to be fit for the clash with the Warriors. Milford reportedly needs surgery and hopes to delay it until the end of the season.
Gehamat Shibasaki (finger, TBA)
Sean O'Sullivan (hamstring, TBA)
Tom Dearden (ankle, round 20)
Jamayne Isaako (personal reasons)
Richie Kennar (shoulder, indefinite)
Anthony Milford (knee, indefinite)
Jack Bird (knee, season)
Canberra Raiders
Origin winger Nick Cotric will be reassessed after the club's round 16 bye in the hope he returns from an ankle injury the following weekend.
Nick Cotric (ankle, round 17)
Hudson Young (suspension, round 19)
Ata Hingano (thumb, round 20-22)
Luke Bateman (knee, indefinite)
Brad Abbey (knee, season)
Joey Leilua (neck, season)
Canterbury Bulldogs
Kieran Foran (hamstring, round 17)
Jayden Okunbor (foot, round 17)
Lachlan Lewis (ankle, round 17-18)
Jeremy Marshall-King (knee, round 18-20)
Cronulla Sharks
Matt Moylan (hamstring, TBA)
Paul Gallen (glute, TBA)
Andrew Fifita (suspension, round 17)
Gold Coast Titans
Queensland forward Jai Arrow could be back within six weeks following ankle surgery. Initially told he could be out for as long as 12 weeks, Arrow was told by the club doctor that he should be able to return sooner.
Tyrone Peachey (pectoral, round 17)
Jai Arrow (ankle, round 20-22)
Michael Gordon (leg, indefinite)
Ash Taylor (personal leave, indefinite)
Ryan James (knee, season)
Manly Sea Eagles
Sea Eagles outside back Brad Parker made a successful return from a broken jaw in Canterbury Cup over the weekend and should be available for round 17.
Trent Hodkinson (knee, round 17)
Apisai Koroisau (ankle, round 21)
Toafofoa Sipley (knee, season)
Albert Hopoate (knee, season)
Melbourne Storm
Curtis Scott (foot, round 20)
North Queensland Cowboys
Star playmaker Michael Morgan has passed the relevant concussion protocols to take his place for Queensland in Origin III. Coen Hess is hopeful of returning from a knee injury after this week's bye.
Matt Scott (shoulder, round 17)
Coen Hess (knee, round 17)
Gideon Gela-Mosby (collarbone, round 18-22)
Ben Hampton (biceps, round 22-25)
Justin O'Neill (spleen, indefinite)
Te Maire Martin (brain bleed, indefinite)
Nene Macdonald (ankle, season)
Mitch Dunn (shoulder, season)
Kurt Baptiste (knee, season)
Parramatta Eels
Michael Jennings (knee, round 21)
Waqa Blake (knee, round 21-22)
Ray Stone (ankle, round 24)
Kaysa Pritchard (retired)
Penrith Panthers
Nathan Cleary (ankle, round 17)
Caleb Aekins (shoulder, indefinite)
Tim Grant (pectoral, season)
Tyrone May (stood down)
South Sydney Rabbitohs
Sam Burgess (shoulder, round 17)
Alex Johnston (leg, round 17)
Tom Burgess (ankle, round 20-22)
Cory Denniss (shoulder, round 20)
George Burgess (suspension, finals)
Greg Inglis (shoulder, retired)
St George Illawarra Dragons
Dragons winger Jordan Pereira was taken to hospital following an awkward landing while playing for the club's Canterbury Cup team on Saturday. Pereira left the field after landing heavily while attempting to score a try in the match against Newtown Jets.
Jordan Pereira (neck/head, TBA)
Zac Lomax (broken thumb, round 19)
James Graham (fibula, round 20)
Gareth Widdop (shoulder, round 20)
Jack de Belin (stood down)
Sydney Roosters
Joseph Manu (eye, round 17)
Siosiua Taukeiaho (concussion, round 17)
Jake Friend (biceps muscle, round 20)
Warriors
Karl Lawton (shoulder, TBA)
Peta Hiku (HIA, TBA)
Tohu Harris (knee, round 21)
Jazz Tevaga (ankle, TBA)
Nathaniel Roache (knee, season)
Wests Tigers
Robert Jennings (head gash, round 17)
Mahe Fonua (foot, indefinite)
Ben Matulino (knee, indefinite)
https://www.nrl.com/news/2019/01/23/casualty-ward--late-mail-all-the-latest-nrl-injury-news/
Brisbane Broncos
The Broncos are crossing their fingers key playmaker Anthony Milford will be available for the round 17 home game against the Warriors. Milford suffered an MCL injury in Brisbane's Round 15 loss to the Knights and was expected to be sidelined for up to four weeks. He had a cortisone injection on Thursday and is hoping to be fit for the clash with the Warriors. Milford reportedly needs surgery and hopes to delay it until the end of the season.
Gehamat Shibasaki (finger, TBA)
Sean O'Sullivan (hamstring, TBA)
Tom Dearden (ankle, round 20)
Jamayne Isaako (personal reasons)
Richie Kennar (shoulder, indefinite)
Anthony Milford (knee, indefinite)
Jack Bird (knee, season)
Canberra Raiders
Origin winger Nick Cotric will be reassessed after the club's round 16 bye in the hope he returns from an ankle injury the following weekend.
Nick Cotric (ankle, round 17)
Hudson Young (suspension, round 19)
Ata Hingano (thumb, round 20-22)
Luke Bateman (knee, indefinite)
Brad Abbey (knee, season)
Joey Leilua (neck, season)
Canterbury Bulldogs
Kieran Foran (hamstring, round 17)
Jayden Okunbor (foot, round 17)
Lachlan Lewis (ankle, round 17-18)
Jeremy Marshall-King (knee, round 18-20)
Cronulla Sharks
Matt Moylan (hamstring, TBA)
Paul Gallen (glute, TBA)
Andrew Fifita (suspension, round 17)
Gold Coast Titans
Queensland forward Jai Arrow could be back within six weeks following ankle surgery. Initially told he could be out for as long as 12 weeks, Arrow was told by the club doctor that he should be able to return sooner.
Tyrone Peachey (pectoral, round 17)
Jai Arrow (ankle, round 20-22)
Michael Gordon (leg, indefinite)
Ash Taylor (personal leave, indefinite)
Ryan James (knee, season)
Manly Sea Eagles
Sea Eagles outside back Brad Parker made a successful return from a broken jaw in Canterbury Cup over the weekend and should be available for round 17.
Trent Hodkinson (knee, round 17)
Apisai Koroisau (ankle, round 21)
Toafofoa Sipley (knee, season)
Albert Hopoate (knee, season)
Melbourne Storm
Curtis Scott (foot, round 20)
North Queensland Cowboys
Star playmaker Michael Morgan has passed the relevant concussion protocols to take his place for Queensland in Origin III. Coen Hess is hopeful of returning from a knee injury after this week's bye.
Matt Scott (shoulder, round 17)
Coen Hess (knee, round 17)
Gideon Gela-Mosby (collarbone, round 18-22)
Ben Hampton (biceps, round 22-25)
Justin O'Neill (spleen, indefinite)
Te Maire Martin (brain bleed, indefinite)
Nene Macdonald (ankle, season)
Mitch Dunn (shoulder, season)
Kurt Baptiste (knee, season)
Parramatta Eels
Michael Jennings (knee, round 21)
Waqa Blake (knee, round 21-22)
Ray Stone (ankle, round 24)
Kaysa Pritchard (retired)
Penrith Panthers
Nathan Cleary (ankle, round 17)
Caleb Aekins (shoulder, indefinite)
Tim Grant (pectoral, season)
Tyrone May (stood down)
South Sydney Rabbitohs
Sam Burgess (shoulder, round 17)
Alex Johnston (leg, round 17)
Tom Burgess (ankle, round 20-22)
Cory Denniss (shoulder, round 20)
George Burgess (suspension, finals)
Greg Inglis (shoulder, retired)
St George Illawarra Dragons
Dragons winger Jordan Pereira was taken to hospital following an awkward landing while playing for the club's Canterbury Cup team on Saturday. Pereira left the field after landing heavily while attempting to score a try in the match against Newtown Jets.
Jordan Pereira (neck/head, TBA)
Zac Lomax (broken thumb, round 19)
James Graham (fibula, round 20)
Gareth Widdop (shoulder, round 20)
Jack de Belin (stood down)
Sydney Roosters
Joseph Manu (eye, round 17)
Siosiua Taukeiaho (concussion, round 17)
Jake Friend (biceps muscle, round 20)
Warriors
Karl Lawton (shoulder, TBA)
Peta Hiku (HIA, TBA)
Tohu Harris (knee, round 21)
Jazz Tevaga (ankle, TBA)
Nathaniel Roache (knee, season)
Wests Tigers
Robert Jennings (head gash, round 17)
Mahe Fonua (foot, indefinite)
Ben Matulino (knee, indefinite)
https://www.nrl.com/news/2019/01/23/casualty-ward--late-mail-all-the-latest-nrl-injury-news/