Overview
- Conor Nash struck Gryan Miers with a high forearm during the Easter Monday clash, causing a concussion and immediate substitution.
- Miers has entered the AFL's 12-day concussion protocol and will miss at least the upcoming game against Carlton.
- The Match Review Officer is likely to classify Nash's action as careless with severe impact and high contact, possibly leading to a three- to four-week suspension or tribunal referral.
- Geelong coach Chris Scott acknowledged the severity of the incident, comparing it to a previous three-game suspension for a similar high-contact case involving Patrick Voss.
- Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell refrained from detailed comments, citing the MRO process, while Geelong’s Tom Atkins is also under review for a separate high-contact incident.