Dave Donaghy, Ezra Mam’s car crash, drug test, Brisbane Broncos future, contract, Corey Oates

Contrite Broncos star Ezra Maham has sought “immediate professional help,” his management says, amid speculation over the future of his $4 million contract.

Mom faces the prospect of having his four-year, $1 million-per-season contract with the Broncos ripped out after he was allegedly driving under the influence of drugs when he was involved in a head-on crash with an Uber driver. Last Friday night.

Mama’s management released a statement Monday night confirming he had sought help. Courier-Pochta reported that he “voluntarily entered a rehabilitation center” on Monday morning.

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“Ezra is extremely remorseful,” Mam management said in a statement. Courier-Pochta.

“He is concerned primarily for the other parties involved and understands the enormity of the current situation.

“He acknowledges that he has faced some personal challenges and has taken the proactive step of seeking immediate professional help following these recent events.

“We will continue to support him throughout this process and will not be making any further comment at this time.”

Brisbane Broncos chief executive Dave Donaghy broke his silence on the matter earlier in the day.

Speaking on his 4BC morning radio show, Donaghy spoke about Mam’s future at the Broncos, saying that while no decisions have been made, the incident is being taken very seriously.

“We haven’t had a deep internal discussion, we want to make sure we have all the information so we can make the right decision,” Donaghy told radio host Peter Fegan.

“But of course from a club point of view we are very disappointed to find ourselves in this position.”

Donaghy said the mom was remorseful because the Broncos playmaker’s main concern was the well-being of the Uber driver and passengers, including the child.

“In my conversation with Ezra, he apologized for putting the club in this position and, of course, he was concerned about the well-being of the others involved in the accident,” Donaghy said.

“He is a young man, he is 21 years old. But unfortunately, in this industry you have to grow up quickly. It’s a very privileged role.”

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