SHOCKING:COLLINGWOOD’S MASON COX SET TO MISS SIX WEEKS Of PLAYING DUE TO…

Collingwood’s forward line has been dealt a significant blow, with key player Mason Cox expected to miss six weeks due to a knee injury and concussion protocols. The news is a devastating setback for the Magpies, who are already struggling to find consistency this season.

Cox, who has been one of Collingwood’s most reliable performers in recent years, suffered the injury during the team’s recent match against the Western Bulldogs. Initially, it was thought that Cox had escaped serious injury, but further scans revealed a more serious knee problem that will require an extended period of rehabilitation.

To make matters worse, Cox also suffered a concussion during the same match, which means he will have to undergo the AFL’s concussion protocols before being cleared to return to play. The protocols are designed to ensure that players are fully recovered from their concussion before returning to the field, and they typically involve a series of tests and assessments to determine the player’s readiness to play.

The loss of Cox is a significant blow to Collingwood’s forward line, which has been struggling to find consistency this season. Cox’s ability to mark the ball and kick goals has been a key factor in the team’s success in recent years, and his absence will be deeply felt.

“Mason is a key player for us, and his absence will be felt,” said Collingwood coach Craig McRae. “But we have a talented group of players, and we’re confident that we can cover his loss. We’ll be working hard to get him back on the field as soon as possible.”

Cox’s injury is the latest in a series of setbacks for Collingwood, who have been struggling to find consistency this season. The team has been plagued by injuries, and several key players have been sidelined for extended periods.

Despite the challenges they are facing, Collingwood remains optimistic about their chances of turning their season around. The team has a talented group of players, and they are confident that they can cover the loss of Cox and other injured players.

In the meantime, Cox will begin his rehabilitation program, which will involve a combination of physical therapy, strength training, and conditioning work. The goal is to get him back on the field as soon as possible, and the team is confident that he will make a full recovery.

The loss of Mason Cox is a significant setback for Collingwood, but the team remains optimistic about their chances of turning their season around. With a talented group of players and a strong team culture, the Magpies are confident that they can overcome the challenges they are facing and achieve success in the second half of the season.