Brisbane Broncos new coach Michael Maguire and CEO Dave Donaghy has refused to rule out terminating star half Ezra Mam’s five-year, $4 million deal after his car crash over the weekend.

Marcel Van Den Camp was on his last trip of the day when he was knocked out in a crash. He has been labelled a hero for helping free his injured passengers.

Mam is facing the prospect of having his four-year contract with the Broncos torn up. He returned a positive result from a roadside drug test, but returned a negative result for alcohol after he was involved in a car crash with an Uber driver in Brisbane.

After Mam crashed into an Uber last Friday night in Brisbane, there are now concerns about his future and $4 million contract. It has since come to light a woman was in the Uber with her four-year-old daughter when the cars collided, and they were also taken to hospital.

The woman involved in the Ezra Mam Uber crash has spoken of the trauma and damage created by the incident, revealing the injuries her and her young daughter suffered. As the Brisbane star continues his rehab program after checking himself into a facility on Monday,

Ezra Mam is being investigated by the police and the NRL It comes after he was involved in a traffic incident last week Broncos star Ezra Mam is seeking 'immediate professional treatment' as the Brisbane star looks to overcome some 'personal challenges' after he was involved in a traffic accident last week.

Broncos great Corey Parker has urged the NRL club to stick by Ezra Mam and warned that sacking him would not be the right move after the under-fire star reportedly checked himself into rehab. Mam's $4 million contract has been placed at risk after he was involved in a car crash with an Uber driver in Brisbane on Friday evening,

Broncos star Ezra Mam has entered a professional rehabilitation facility after being involved in a head-on collision while allegedly driving unlicensed last Friday. Mam, who was taken to hospital late last week after colliding with an Uber carrying three people,