Collingwood's Brodie Grundy can accept a two-match suspension for his tackle on North Melbourne forward Ben Brown.
Ben Brown is being taken off on the stretcher following this tackle from Brodie Grundy. #AFLNorthPies pic.twitter.com/rLs7khDITw
— AFL (@AFL) August 5, 2017
Geelong's Tom Hawkins can also accept a two-match ban for striking Sydney's Dane Rampe, as his penalty was impacted by a bad record.
Hawkins and Rampe get acquainted. #AFLCatsSwans pic.twitter.com/l5yuxhH5gd
— AFL (@AFL) August 4, 2017
Greater Western Sydney's Shane Mumford can accept a one-match ban for rough conduct on Melbourne ruckman Max Gawn.
Shane Mumford and Max Gawn collided in this incident. #AFLGiantsDees pic.twitter.com/xWUmcDn7BA
— AFL (@AFL) August 5, 2017
Essendon's Zach Merrett can also accept a one-match ban for striking Carlton's Lachie Plowman.
Lachie Plowman went to ground following this incident involving Zach Merrett. #AFLDonsBlues pic.twitter.com/yt5coHTDjU
— AFL (@AFL) August 5, 2017
Geelong's Mitch Duncan can accept a one-match ban for striking Sydney's Tom Papley on Friday night.
Tom Papley lines up for goal after this fourth quarter free kick. #AFLCatsSwans pic.twitter.com/PcbMDpX7IE
— AFL (@AFL) August 4, 2017
Essendon's Joe Daniher ($1500) Adelaide's Josh Jenkins ($1500) and Port Adelaide's Jackson Trengove ($2500) can all accept financial sanctions from separate incidents over the weekend.
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