Bulldogs star Dallin Watene-Zelezniak and North Queensland winger Kyle Feldt have been handed three game suspensions by the NRL Judiciary.
Watene-Zelezniak was charged by the match review committee for a grade two carless high tackle on Penrith co-captain Nathan Cleary.
An early guilty plea will reduce the charge down to two matches.
Feldt was charged for a grade two dangerous throw on St George Illawarra utility Jack Bird and can also have his ban reduced to two matches via an early guilty plea.
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The bans follow lengthy suspensions to Warriors forward Jamayne Taunia-Brown and Newcastle youngster Phoenix Crossland who are facing four-game and three-game suspensions respectively after crusher tackle charges.
Melbourne Storm star Felise Kaufusi has also been handed a three-game ban following a grade two offence for striking Eels forward Ryan Matterson.
