Canberra prop Josh Papalii is out of Origin I after accepting a three-game suspension while another nine players have been charged by the match review committee on Monday.
Dragons trio Josh McGuire, Mikaele Ravalawa and Tyrell Fuimaono are facing lengthy bans along with Titans forwards Tyrone Peachey and Herman Ese'ese.
McGuire is facing a ban of 5-7 games for dangerous contact for a hip-drop tackle on Storm winger Josh Addo-Carr, Ravalawa (2-3 matches) was pinged for a grade-one shoulder charge while St George Illawarra forward Tariq Sims (1-2) could also be suspended for grade-two dangerous contact for a hip-drop on Melbourne utility Tyson Smoothy.
McGuire was also charged with a careless high tackle for his hit on Justin Olam, which was deemed a grade-one offence, which carries a fine of $2600-$3450 due to his poor judiciary record.
Ese'ese, who was sent off for his high hit on Panthers winger Brian To'o, is looking at 3-4 matches after being charged with a grade-three careless high tackle while Peachey's crusher tackle on Liam Martin means he will be banned two weeks unless he proves his innocence.
Penrith duo Moses Leota and Dylan Edwards are facing fines - Leota has been given a grade-one dangerous contact charge and Edwards a grade-one contrary conduct charge.
Edwards's charge arose from the aftermath of the tackle that resulted in Ese'ese being sent off.
Melbourne prop Christian Welch ($1900-$2250) was the other player charged from Sunday's games for dangerous contact on Blake Lawrie.
Papalii was sent off for a high tackle on Tui Katoa and received a grade-three charge, which means the Raiders prop will miss three matches with his early plea. He risked a five-match ban if he was found guilty at the judiciary hearing.
He will be unavailable for Queensland for the State of Origin series opener on June 9.
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