It's a bad week to be named Jack.
Three Jacks look set for extended periods on the sideline, while late withdrawals were all the rage in round six.
Adelaide
Bryce Gibbs was one of several players who were late withdrawals with gastro over the course of the round but he should be fine to take on Freo. No Crows picked up fresh injuries in the win over St Kilda.
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Brisbane
The Lions made it through their Q-Clash win with no injury worries.
Carlton
Charlie Curnow was a late withdrawal with knee soreness though he is expected to face North Melbourne. Veteran backman Kade Simpson experienced hamstring tightness and sat out the remainder of the game. He will be assessed during the week.
Collingwood
Mason Cox copped a knock to his knee but was able to finish the game. With a long turnaround from Anzac Day he should be right to play Port Adelaide on Friday.
Essendon
Devon Smith was cleared of any serious damage to his right knee, though it was significant enough to rule him out the final term against the Pies. He remains a chance to play Geelong this week.
Fremantle
The Dockers got through their win over Western Bulldogs unscathed.
Geelong
The Cats are sitting pretty a game clear on top of the ladder and they got through their win over West Coast with a clean bill of health.
Gold Coast
The Suns were on the wrong end of a local derby loss but they didn't pick up any new injury concerns.
GWS
Phil Davis was an unsurprising late withdrawal, unable to overcome the ankle injury he picked up the week before. Lachie Whitfield was limited after copping a heavy corked thigh against the Swans, while Stephen Coniglio suffered a dislocated finger. Coach Leon Cameron said Coniglio has avoided surgery and should play this week, though Whitfield is still a doubt.
Hawthorn
James Cousins (ankle) and Kaiden Brand (shoulder) both picked up knocks and were treated during the win over Carlton. Though neither injury is expected to sideline them.
Melbourne
Jack Viney was crunched in a Sydney Stack bump and came up with a very sore shoulder. The midfielder was sent for scans, which confirmed Viney will avoid surgery. However, he will miss up to two weeks.
Melbourne will send Jack Viney for scans on his right shoulder after this big bump from Sydney Stack: https://t.co/b6eIfH1JNN pic.twitter.com/SASODrXhvC
— AFL.com.au (@AFLcomau) April 24, 2019
Alex Neal-Bullen will be assessed this week after struggling with a corked quad.
North Melbourne
Luke McDonald was treated for a strain to his medial though he was able to return to the game. He looks set to be monitored during the week. Shaun Higgins should be right to play Carlton this week after being a late withdrawal with illness.
Port Adelaide
Tom Jonas was a late withdrawal with calf tightness and has been ruled out of the club's clash with Collingwood on Friday night. Ryan Burton copped a knee in the back and Brad Ebert wore an elbow to the head but they were able to finish the match.
Richmond
Having welcomed Jack Riewoldt back from knee and wrist injuries for the clash with Melbourne, the Tigers look set to lose the star forward for an extended period. He suffered a high-grade PCL injury when colliding with Max Gawn's hip. The three-time Coleman Medal winner looks set to miss 6-8 weeks.
David Astbury rolled his ankle and looks to be a doubt to take the Bulldogs this week.
Captain Trent Cotchin looks set to miss at least three weeks after re-injuring the hamstring that his kept him out in recent weeks.
St Kilda
Rowan Marshall was a late withdrawal with illness. There were fears Jack Lonie had seriously injured his knee after jarring it in the first quarter. Fortunately he was cleared of ACL damage though did suffer an injury to ligaments in his knee. He looks set to miss some football but not as much as originally feared.
Jack Lonie has been helped from the field after landing awkwardly in this contest. #AFLSaintsCrows pic.twitter.com/4iBAoyLVld
— AFL (@AFL) April 27, 2019
Jarryn Geary was released from hospital following surgery on a nasty corked thigh. He is also out for an extended period, though the Saints are yet to gain a clearer idea on a possible return timeframe.
Sydney
Superstar forward Lance Franklin was a late withdrawal with a hamstring problem and he will miss the trip to Brisbane in round seven.
West Coast
While it was an ugly looking scoreboard for the premiers' trip to the Cattery, they have no fresh injury concerns.
Western Bulldogs
The Dogs went down to Fremantle but picked up no new injuries.
