NRL Issues Breach Notice to Broncos’ Ezra Mam After Drug-Driving Conviction

The 22-year-old faces a potential nine-game suspension following a court ruling over an October car crash involving drugs and unlicensed driving.

Ezra Mam, Brisbane Broncos star, has been issued a breach notice by the NRL for bringing the game and his club into disrepute after a drug-driving conviction.
Mam pleaded guilty to driving with drugs in his system, driving without a license, and causing a car crash that injured an Uber driver, a passenger, and her infant daughter in October.
The NRL has proposed a suspension, reportedly nine games, but details cannot be disclosed until Mam responds to the breach notice, as per the league's Collective Bargaining Agreement.
The court imposed a $850 fine and a nine-month driving disqualification, prompting public criticism from Queensland officials who deemed the penalty too lenient.
Mam has publicly apologized, expressing regret for his actions and committing to personal improvement, while the Broncos have signed Ben Hunt to fill his potential absence.