Port Adelaide will be without AFL key defender Tom Clurey for six weeks after he had surgery on a broken jaw.
Clurey was substituted out of Saturday night's 29-point loss to the Western Bulldogs after breaking his jaw in a head clash with Mitch Hannan.
The 27-year-old, a crucial part of Port Adelaide's defence, had surgery late on Sunday.
Meanwhile the Power were optimistic running defender Dan Houston would be fit to face Collingwood at the MCG on Sunday after a week off with a shoulder injury.
Houston aggravated an existing AC joint injury in the round eight win over Adelaide.
Young gun Lachie Jones returns to full training this week, following ankle syndesmosis surgery last month, and could also be in the mix to return but will have to prove his fitness.
Xavier Duursma (knee) is still eight-to-10 weeks away while there is no timeline on Zak Butters' return date.
Port Adelaide are fifth on the ladder after a 6-3 start to the season.
