Constable, while not in favour with his coach, might be able to get back in the 22.
Hayes, is no chance to be back in the 22 in the short term. Had a few games and did not do enough, finishing with a stinker before getting himself dropped. Not even an emergency confirms he is done for the short to medium term.
Scott is probably more of a chance than Hayes to play again soon, but less of a chance than Constable.

@Bearfly what is the deal with Joel Garner - thought he was good enough to stay in the 22 based on his debut - any info?

Yes, its so very nice when a VC does this well so early in the round!

With Grundy doubled as captain, Im doing alright so far this round. However I think most would be with lots of popular players scoring well so far.

Saturday night, Im on 1433 from 12 (Grundy Cap)

Seeing lots of scores over 2400!

I finished with 2378 which isn’t too shabby.

Won 9/10 leagues, with only loss to @Bearfly

I've had a rough run in my cash league of late.

Round 7: lost by 9
Round 8: lost by 90
Round 9: lost by 19
This week: Won by 6!

Wooo!!!

+Stats are up.

Apologies Jason, only just noticed your comment this morning.
That's a question pretty much all Port supporters have been asking, because "Big Bird" was superb in his debut and merited a decent run of games.
Pretty much what happened was coach "Numbnuts" happened - he thought it was more important to rush back an underdone co-captain and upset the team balance rather than reward a debutant that done more than was asked of him in his debut.
That selection really worked out.....NOT!!!!
Jonas showed that he was underdone by constantly being 10-15 metres behind Gunston and letting him off the leash to set up the Hawks lead - got 5 kicked on him before useless Hinkley stopped sipping his sugar free Coke long enough to make a change!!!
There is growing unrest amongst the "rusted on" long time Port supporters with Hinkley's acceptance of mediocrity and handing games to players because of who they are rather than based on form. Case in point is Jack Trengove - averaging nearly 40 quality disposals a game in SANFL and gets overlooked week in, week out simply because Ken has already pigeon-holed him as being only a depth player to provide leadership and mentor younger players in the magoos, despite showing in his 3 AFL games last season that he can still contribute at the top level. Trengove would, at present, be the clear leader in the SANFL Magarey Medal.
This week, I am half expecting Ken to make Frampton the scapegoat and drop him, despite the fact that he competed hard in conditions not favourable to tall forwards, and despite the fact that the delivery into the forward line being absolutely deplorable once again.