But an all-Origin contest with Raider Joel Monaghan may not happen, after the NSW centre failed to train last night because of a corked thigh.

The Storm could have its full complement of Origin stars on deck for the clash with the Raiders, after scans allayed fears Inglis had suffered a fractured jaw during Queensland's 24-14 win over NSW on Wednesday.

Inglis was still concussed yesterday and Storm officials will wait another 24 hours before deciding whether he and Queensland teammate Dallas Johnson (virus) will play.

A relieved Inglis said he had feared he would be out of action for several weeks, after NSW five-eighth Trent Barrett's high shot forced him from the field midway through the first half.

Cronulla playmaker Barrett was slapped with a grade one reckless high tackle charge yesterday and was banned for two games after entering an early guilty plea.

''It's a massive relief,'' Inglis said. ''I'll be the first to admit that I was concerned about the results.

''It's a big weight off my shoulders.''

Asked about the hit from Barrett, Inglis was noncommittal.

''I don't know if it was or wasn't [an accident]. I can't recall the incident,'' he said.

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