Brisbane coach Anthony Griffin confident Martin Kennedy will be available in 2014 BRISBANE Broncos coach Anthony Griffin is sleeping soundly at night, confident his big-name recruit Martin Kennedy will be available all year. It has been repeatedly reported that the giant prop will be issued an infraction notice by ASADA before the season begins. Griffin however said the Broncos' internal investigations showed Kennedy had no case to answer. Griffin praised Kennedy's work ethic this pre-season and said the club were unconcerned about the reports. "We have gone through our own processes and there's been nothing from our end that we need to be concerned about at the moment," Griffin said. There were some claims around about Martin but to this point it is just business as usual for us, unless we hear anything else which I'm not expecting to. From this end he has trained very well and it is business as usual. Kennedy has promised to vigorously defend any possible charges, maintaining that he had never possessed or attempted to procure banned substances. If the 122kg Queensland Emerging Origin member was suspended for any amount of time it would be a major blow to the Broncos front-row depth after they let fringe props Lama Tasi and Scott Anderson sign for Salforfd and Wakefield respectively. The Broncos have signed NRL veteran Jon Green and recently invited two Central Capras props in French international Sebastien Martins and Perth product Arlin Paki to a pre-season trial. Both Martins and Paki weigh over 120kg. The Broncos also boast several promising young forwards in their ranks. In Friday morning's brutal first training session after the Christmas break, 18-year-old prop Jo Ofahengaue was among the fittest in the Broncos squad and was regularly out in front of players who weighed 10kg less than him. While 19-year-old Francis Molo is rated as a potential star in the front-row. Others to impress in the Broncos gruelling session on Friday, which caused winger Stewart Mills to faint, were hooker Andrew McCullough and fullback Ben Barba. Barba is only one month back to full training following ankle surgery but was carving up in the Broncos simulated games, showing the blinding pace that made him a superstar. Griffin also shot down the rumours that AFL star Karmichael Hunt was returning to the Broncos. Hunt is contracted to the Gold Coast Suns until the end of this year.