Hornets add strong running utility player Dave Watson and tough tackling centre Matt Calland to their squad ahead of their home game against neighbours Swinton Lions.
Watson will probably start at loose forward for Steve Gartland, with Calland taking over at centre for Wayne McHugh.
Hat trick hero Joe Berry, who opened his account for Hornets with a three-try blast at Chorley, could also start in the second row.
Coach Martin Hall, well aware of the dangers that the Lions can offer, will probably leave the hooking role with the reliable David Stephenson and if all goes well he could then switch Warren Ayres to the number nine spot in a substitution move midway through the game.
"Swinton will be a very tough prospect. They have pulled off some good results this season when they were least expected, so we need to be on our guard.'' said Hall.
The Lions have a big doubt with second row forward Phil Cushion and, if he fails a fitness test, coach Mike Gregory will probably give new signing Ian Hurst from Leigh his head.
Open side prop John-Paul Doherty is also doubtful with a hernia problem.
Gregory has also released back row forward Ryan Staziker, who has joined Wigan amateur club Rose Bridge.