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“Bayley was unfortunately unable to fully train last week due to some ongoing foot soreness. However, he was able to complete a strong conditioning session over the weekend and has pulled up well from that,” Griffith said. “We’ll look to integrate him back into main training later this week, with his availability to be determined following that session.”

“CJ has returned to running and will look to build his volume across the coming week, with his return-to-play timeline to be determined following this period,” Griffith said.

“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.”

“Paddy has recovered well from surgery and is currently awaiting wound clearance before returning to running,” Griffith said.

“Jake has had a really positive fortnight, progressing back into high-intensity conditioning and reconditioning skills,” Griffith said. “The plan is for him to begin integrating into team-based skills over the next two weeks, with his availability to be assessed following this next conditioning block.”

“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.”

“Unfortunately, Trent has been dealing with a lingering knee concern that has been causing some irritation,” GM of AFL Football Performance Alan Richardson said. “We’re managing his loads and will gradually build him back into full training over the coming weeks.”