BREAKING NEWS: Brisbane broncos star Payne Haas involved in a car accident on his way back to….see more

Brisbane Broncos powerhouse Payne Haas was involved in a minor car accident this morning while travelling back to the club’s Red Hill training facility after an early personal appointment.

Witnesses reported that the accident occurred near the intersection of Waterworks Road and Musgrave Road, where Haas’s vehicle was struck on the rear passenger side after another driver failed to stop at a red light. Emergency services arrived shortly after the collision.

Haas Walked Away Without Serious Injury

According to early assessments, Haas did not sustain any serious injuries. Paramedics on the scene described the injuries as “minor” and confirmed he was conscious, responsive, and able to walk unaided.

Broncos medical staff conducted further checks at the training facility as a precaution.

Club Statement Expected

The Brisbane Broncos are expected to release an official statement later today. A club source said the star forward is “in good spirits” but understandably shaken by the incident.

“Payne is doing well. The situation could have been much worse, but thankfully everyone is okay,” the source said.

Training was briefly delayed as teammates were informed of the situation.

Police Investigating

Queensland Police confirmed they are investigating the cause of the collision. Early indications suggest the other vehicle may have failed to comply with traffic signals. No charges have been laid at this stage.

Both vehicles were towed from the scene, and traffic was temporarily diverted.

Fans Express Support

News of the fictional accident quickly spread across social media platforms, with fans sending messages of concern and support for the Broncos star.

“Glad he’s okay — football is nothing compared to safety,” one fan posted.

What This Means for the Broncos (Fictional Outlook)

At this stage, Haas’s availability for the upcoming round remains likely, pending the results of precautionary medical assessments. Coaching staff are reportedly prioritising his wellbeing over training workloads in the coming days.