Donald Parham Jr. is an American football tight end for the Los Angeles Chargers of the National Football League. He played college football at Stetson University, and signed with the Detroit Lions as an undrafted free agent in 2019.
Donald Parham Jr: Injury Update, Hurt, Parents, Ethnicity
Injury Update:
Chargers tight end Donald Parham Jr. was injured in the end zone during Thursday Night Football against the Chiefs, ultimately leaving the field on a stretcher.
On fourth-and-goal in the first quarter, quarterback Justin Herbert threw a dart to the second-year tight end in the end zone. But it appeared that Parham hit his head on the ground while going down to make the catch and was unable to hold onto the ball.
Hurt:
The Chargers tweeted later Thursday evening that Parham was in stable condition at UCLA Harbor Medical Center. He’s “undergoing tests, imaging and evaluation for a head injury.”
Mahomes continuously frustrated the Chargers’ pass-rush on the eight-play, 75-yard drive, utilizing his uncanny ability outside the pocket to move the Chiefs quickly down field.
It’s now Justin Herbert’s chance to respond. He has a pair of timeouts at his disposal as he goes for the win.
Parents:
Donald Parham Jr’s parents are Donald and Feicia Parham. He is an African-American. His parents are proud of him. He has one brother whose name is Donovan.
| Parents | Donald and Feicia |
| Wife | Not Available |
| Sibling | Not Available |
| Children | Not Available |
In the 2020 XFL Draft, he was selected in the ninth round by the Dallas Renegades. In his second game versus the Los Angeles Wildcats, Param made five catches for 76 yards and a touchdown.
Ethnicity:
Donald Parham Jr’s parents are Donald and Feicia Parham. He is an African-American. His parents are proud of him. He has one brother whose name is Donovan.
As a footballer, he is continuing his family legacy. His father was also a footballer, and he played college football at Albany State. Besides that, his uncles and cousins also played at various universities.
Seeing so many footballers around the family, he was encouraged and influenced by them to pursue his dream to become just like one of them. When he was at Stetson University, he had 85 receptions for 1,319 yards and 13 touchdowns in his senior year.
