SAM Thaiday could miss Friday's match against the Panthers after being charged by the match review committee today.
The Broncos' back rower has been pegged for a hold on Kiwi Martin Taupau in the 37th minute of Australia's loss to New Zealand last night.
While it is only a grade one charge, the 20 per cent loading from a similar offence in the last two years pushed Thaiday over the threshold for suspension.
Thaiday has no carry over points, but the 100-point charge grows to 150 with loading, an early guilty plea only going to get him down to 112 points and a week's suspension.
The Broncos will decide tomorrow on whether they will fight the charge.
Thaiday was not the worst hit in the Australian side, with loading hammering Titan's forwards Greg Bird.
Bird was given a grade two dangerous throw charge, but with three similar offences he has a massive 150 per cent loading on top.
It leaves him with an 812-point charge, or eight weeks on the sideline.
Even an early guilty plea would still leave him with six weeks out of the game and ruin his Origin opener chances for NSW.
City Origin half Josh Reynolds will do a week with an early guilty plea for tripping, while Tonga's Felise Kaufusi is also facing a week for a dangerous contact charge.