Casualty Ward: Round 8
Brisbane Broncos
Brisbane Broncos hooker Andrew McCullough is facing six weeks on the sidelines after suffering a medial ligament injury to his elbow in Friday night's 34-20 loss to the Melbourne Storm. McCullough left the field in the 51st minute of the loss and Broncos high-performance manager Jeremy Hickmans has since confirmed the extent of the injury.
"In good news, all tendons are intact and there are no fractures to his arm," Hickmans said. "While there is some muscle damage, it is secondary to the ligament damage. With an injury of this type he is expected to return to the field in four to six weeks."
Andrew McCullough (elbow, round 13)
Jordan Kahu (jaw, round 9-12)
Andre Savelio (knee, season)
Matt Gillett (neck, round 16-18)
Canberra Raiders
The Raiders could have rugged forward Charlie Gubb back on deck this weekend.
Charlie Gubb (groin, round 9)
Josh Hodgson (knee, round 18)
Sam Williams (knee, round 11)
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
The Bulldogs said they got through last Thursday's bruising loss to the Roosters without any injury concerns.
Aiden Tolman (ankle, round 13-15)
Cronulla Sharks
Wade Graham is a strong chance to play this weekend after he was a late scratching against the Panthers on Sunday.
Jayson Bukuya (groin, round
Paul Gallen (knee, round 11-12)
Luke Lewis (calf, TBC)
Wade Graham (hamstring, round
Gold Coast Titans
Titans coach Garth Brennan will consider making changes after the heavy loss to the Cowboys.
Dale Copley (hamstring, round 10-11)
Nathan Peats (ribs, round 11-13)
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
The club has confirmed Brad Parker will miss 4-6 weeks with a torn meniscus in his left knee.
Curtis Sironen (knee, season)
Kelepi Tanginoa (knee, season)
Jorge Taufua (collarbone, round 12)
Brad Parker (knee, round 12)
Melbourne Storm
Melbourne prop Jesse Bromwich suffered a knee injury in the win over Brisbane and he could miss as much as six weeks with his knee injury. Storm football manager Frank Ponissi told Triple M on Sunday afternoon that the club was sweating on the results of scans on the Kiwi international's grade-two medial ligament strain.
Jahrome Hughes (shoulder) made his return through reserve grade on the weekend.
Jesse Bromwich (knee, round 13-15)
Dale Finucane (thumb, round 9)
Cheyse Blair (knee, round
Sandor Earl (knee, round 17)
Newcastle Knights
Mitchell Pearce is hopeful of returning from a pectoral injury suffered against the Wests Tigers on Saturday night earlier than expected.
"Worse case is four months, so 16 weeks. I've spoken to other guys ... Boyd Cordner from the Roosters is a good mate of mine, he did a similar injury that was 10 weeks. Daniel Tupou is out for 10 weeks," Pearce told local radio station KOFM.
"It just depends how you heal. I'm obviously going to think about the best case and that's 10 weeks."
Mitchell Pearce (pectoral, round 18-23)
Tautau Moga (knee, season)
Connor Watson (shoulder, round 8-9)
Nick Meaney (ankle, round 13)
North Queensland Cowboys
Shaun Fensom made his return from his horrific grand final night leg injury last weekend in the Intrust Super Cup, racking up 44 minutes off the bench for the Townsville Blackhawks.
Kane Linnett (pectoral, round 13)
Jordan McLean (foot, round 16)
Josh Chudleigh (knee, season)
John Asiata (pectoral, round 18)
Parramatta Eels
Jarryd Hayne will miss at least a month with the recurrence of his hip injury.
Jarryd Hayne (hip, round 11)
Nathan Brown (ankle, round
Bevan French (shoulder, round
Tepai Moeroa (concussion, round
Penrith Panthers
Penrith winger Josh Mansour could miss the remainder of the Telstra Premiership season after suffering multiple facial fractures last weekend. The Panthers are hopeful Mansour may be able to return after the Holden State of Origin series. However, the Kangaroos winger is bracing for the worst case scenario, which would put him out for the rest of 2018.
Waqa Blake (ankle, round 14)
Tyrone May (knee, round 9)
Tyrone Phillips (pectoral, round 8-9)
Nathan Cleary (knee, round 10-11)
Tim Browne (bowel, indefinite)
Sam McKendry (knee, season)
Josh Mansour (cheekbone, indefinite)
South Sydney Rabbitohs
Cameron Murray was close to playing last weekend so should be right to go for round 8.
Cameron Murray (hamstring, round
Tyrell Fuimaono (dislocated toe, round 13)
Zane Musgrove (ankle, round 13)
Dean Britt (groin, indefinite)
St George Illawarra Dragons
Paul McGregor can't believe how well his team has performed injury-wise in 2018.
No injuries
Sydney Roosters
Roosters hooker Jake Friend looks set to suit up for the Anzac Day clash with the Dragons, named in his customary No.9 jersey.
Daniel Tupou (pectoral, round 13-15)
Sio Siua Taukeiaho (knee, round 8-9)
Jake Friend (concussion, monitored)
Warriors
Warriors coach Stephen Kearney said back-rower Tohu Harris won't play against the Storm on Anzac Day after failing to get through concussion protocol following a head knock against the Dragons on Friday.
Tohu Harris (concussion, round 9)
James Gavet (hamstring, round
Blake Ayshford (back, indefinite)
Gerard Beale (leg, round 9)
Nathaniel Roache (neck, season)
Leivaha Pulu (foot, TBC)
Solomone Kata (ankle, round 9-10)
Shaun Johnson (groin, round 9)
Wests Tigers
The Tigers should have a few of their regular first-graders back on deck this weekend.
Russell Packer (knee, round 10)
Chris Lawrence (hamstring, round
Josh Reynolds (shoulder, round 11)
Elijah Taylor (concussion,round
Jacob Liddle (sternum, round