ST KILDA forward Anthony Caminiti has been sent straight to the Tribunal and is facing a ban of up to four weeks, while Collingwood's Taylor Adams could miss the Anzac Day clash against Essendon after being offered a one-match ban.

Caminiti was reported for striking Collingwood defender Nathan Murphy in the final quarter of the Saints' six-point loss at Adelaide Oval on Sunday.

The incident was graded as intentional conduct, severe impact and high contact and he has been sent straight to the Tribunal, facing a ban of four-plus matches.

Vision shows Murphy forcefully pushing Caminiti in the chest during the final quarter and the Saints forward responding with a raised forearm that felled his opponent.

Murphy, who later had words with the Saints contingent on the boundary line, will miss Collingwood's Anzac Day blockbuster against Essendon as a result of a concussion.

Caminiti landed at St Kilda during the supplemental selection period and has played a key role in a makeshift forward line over the opening five rounds this season.

Adams has been offered a one-match ban for a sling tackle on the Saints' Seb Ross in the third quarter.

The rough conduct charge was graded as careless conduct, medium impact and high contact.

It could leave the Pies without the midfielder for the clash against Essendon, which is fighting captain Zach Merrett's one-match ban.

Greater Western Sydney midfielder Tom Green is also facing a one-game ban for his tackle on Hawthorn's Josh Ward in the Giants' two-point win.

The Giants will face Brisbane this weekend.

2023 Tribunal cases

Round 1: Shane McAdam
Round 2: Nathan Broad & Charlie Ballard
Round 3: Blake Acres & Griffin Logue
Round 4: Tom Lynch, Harry McKay & Will Day
Round 5: Zach Merrett, Anthony Caminiti