Latest news: Five players set for big roles at Carlton in 2024…After it was revealed on Thursday that the Blues would be without forward Jack Silvagnit for the entire 2024 season with a torn ACL, the devastation was rightly reactionary.Itand#039; is undoubtedly a cruel blow to the 26-year-old father-son weapon, who won a two-year contract extension at the end of last year to stay at Princes Park in the middle.Although after the initial disappointment at Carlton Football Club HQ, the next focus should be on the Blues forwards who will eventually have to replace Silvagni.Despite falling sometimes from trainer Michael Vossandist#039; favorite last season in a forward line that already included pitchers Charlie Curnow and Harry McKay, in his first Silvagni was a member of the Bluesand#039; optimal team.So, is this an instant starter Vossand#039; In the opening round lineup, as a wing option with 12-14 games or even as a rare depth play, here are five Carlton forwards who could see more opportunities in 2024 with Silvagni sitting on the sidelines.Although Martin’s health has received a lot of attention in the past, it probably won’t match his required availability this year.The 28-year-old centre-forward missed 12 games last season after picking up a calf injury against Richmond in Round 1, and even after returning to AFL action he was substituted in back-to-back games between the Bombers and Suns.However, fit and firing, Martin played a big role for the Blues last season, especially during their play-off run.Martinand#039;s two goals and a pair of critical saves in the Bluesand#039;s fade. the victory over Sydney was monumental and symbolized his extensive influence.The Geraldton product is eight centimeters shorter than Silvagni, although his influence between Carlton and the third height cannot and should not be underestimated..