Dean Cox

Yeah, I think at some point we will.

It's taken a fair bit of our discussion certainly this week with Max and what he can do as well.

The other part as well is that looking at Brodie and what he can do, it is a long season as well.

So how do we look after him as well as we possibly can whilst we allow him to play his best football?

Because I say to Pete, at the moment, unfortunately, the position in the team is

is Brodie's, and at some stage we will look at the two rucks because his form in the VFL has been outstanding.

He's running now, which is really pleasing to see him run around the SCG.

I'd rather him do it in a pair of footy boots on a Sunday, but he's doing everything he possibly can.

The time frame still is probably around that four-month mark, so

You know, one thing we've got to make sure is we get him right and make sure we don't bring him back too early.

But I think, as most people know, the competitive young footballers these guys are now, they want to get back as quickly as possible and test every week as early as they possibly can.

So, yeah, we'll be really steady with him.

He's running and joining some skills and really light work probably within the next month.

So once that goes, we'll tick that off and progress from there.

Yeah, so he's just had a bit of lateral damage to his knee.

So that happened throughout the game and then just pulled up a little bit sore after it.

So the ability to be able to sort of assess that, we did that Saturday and then from there the decision was to just put him in a brace for a little bit as quickly as possible and

He'll only miss a couple of weeks, so that's really important, obviously, for our football club, what he's done behind the ball.

Yeah, it was a good phone call to get when they sort of go, oh, he's a little bit sore, and it's only a couple of weeks.

I certainly, you know, what he can do on a football field, because he is phenomenal.