Fremantle gave their all against the Western Bulldogs on Sunday night and it might have cost them four players.
Captain Nathan Fyfe suffered a dislocated shoulder in the fourth quarter in a marking contest.
The incident came moments after the cameras cut to Sean Darcy on the bench with a hamstring injury.
In the same passage of play, defender Brennan Cox went down with what looked to be a very serious hamstring injury of his own.
Fellow defender Griffin Logue was already subbed out with a concussion following a courageous marking contest with Aaron Naughton.
If that wasn’t enough, Mitch Crowden came from the ground with a shoulder issue in the dying stages of the 28-point loss.
Not to mention key forward Matt Taberner was a late withdrawal after not feeling “100 per cent comfortable” on a previously hurt ankle, according to Dockers coach Justin Longmuir.
Longmuir gave an update on their battered players after the game.
On Fyfe: "He’s going to have to get it scanned. I think it’s positive that it popped back in on the field … I can’t put a timeframe on it."
On Cox: "It doesn’t look positive at this stage unfortunately. We’ll get it scanned, but it looks high-grade."
Defender Nathan Wilson will likely front the MRO for a strike to the groin of Bulldog Cody Weightman.
The Dockers host Gold Coast next Saturday afternoon.