“CJ has progressed well through his calf injury and will return to team skills this week, with the goal for him to be available to play next week,” Griffith said.

“Paddy has returned to skill work following his thumb surgery,” Griffith said. “He will progress through main group skills and contact training as pain and function allows with his availability to be accessed next week.”

“Jake has been progressing really well over the past few weeks and will integrate into team skills this week,” Griffith said. “We’ll assess his return over the next two weeks.”

“Shane continues to work hard recovering from that Achilles rupture,” Griffith said. “He’s just looking to build his training integration and high intensity running before we see him return to play in the coming weeks.”

“His injury doesn’t require surgery which is positive, and we’ll aim to progress him as his pain and function allows through a conservative management process,” Griffith said.

“Unfortunately, scans have revealed that he sustained a small fracture in his foot,” Griffith said. “He doesn’t require surgery and will progress conservatively. Once pain and function improve, we’ll begin to progress him through his return to play program.”

“Trent has been dealing with ongoing knee soreness,” Griffith said. “We’ve continued to work with him to ensure that he can get back to the brand of football that we all love to see from him. “Unfortunately, after the match simulation on the weekend, he’s pulled up with soreness, which means we’ll now focus on reconditioning his strength and power over the next two weeks.”

“Tom was involved in an innocuous collision at training and has suffered a neck injury,” Richardson said. “He’s torn a ligament and will remain in a neck brace for the next month. He’ll see a neurosurgeon this week to determine the path forward for him.”

“Jack has progressed to light running duties as we continue to build his calf and Achillies strength.”