Sea Eagle Glenn Stewart and Rooster Michael Jennings cleared to play NRL grand final GLENN Stewart and Michael Jennings are free to play the NRL Grand Final despite being charged by the match review committee on Sunday. Stewart copped a grade one careless high tackle charge for his fourth minute hit on Sam Burgess, but will avoid suspension regardless of whether he takes the early guilty plea or fights the charge at the judiciary. Michael Jennings copped a grade one tripping charge for a 65th minute incident involving Akuila Uate and also won't miss a game regardless of his plea. The news comes as the NRL announced it would consider changing judiciary rules to prevent players from missing a Grand Final for one simple mistake. The Roosters comfortably beat Newcastle 40-14 to book their place in the NRL grand final against Manly. A number of clubs want the system reviewed with an outcome that would allow players, for minor incidents, to serve their suspensions next year. "It's something we'd be happy to look at and put out there for discussion," said the NRL's head of football Todd Greenberg. Manly are into their fourth grand final in seven years with a 30-20 win against the Rabbitohs.