LeagueNews.co | Robbie Hamilton
In a recent report by cowboys.com.au, it has been revealed that a tackle made by Holmes on Campbell during the 20th minute at Cbus Super Stadium has been deemed a Grade 2 offense by the match review committee.
As a result, Holmes faces a three-game suspension if he pleads guilty early.
However, if he chooses to fight the charge at the judiciary and is found guilty by the Panel, he would miss four games in total.
It is worth noting that the Cowboys have a bye in Round 24, leaving them with only four regular-season games remaining.
On a separate note, Mahoney has the option to accept a $1000 fine by pleading guilty early, but should he decide to challenge the charge and lose, the fine would increase to $1500.
Similarly, Averillo has the choice to pay a $750 fine with an early guilty plea, but challenging the charge and being found guilty at the judiciary would result in a $1000 fine.