Overview
- ESPN’s Adam Schefter said Tuesday that the NFL is reviewing Nacua’s offseason incidents and that a suspension that would keep him out of the Rams’ Week 1 game in Australia is “within the realm of options.”
- Nacua left a joint Rams practice Tuesday with the team training staff and did not return, and head coach Sean McVay said he had no update on the reason for the exit.
- The review is separate from the unexplained practice departure unless the league links the two, and no suspension or official discipline has been announced.
- Nacua faces a civil lawsuit over alleged off‑season conduct, entered and completed a rehab program in April, and the Rams have paused long‑term extension talks while monitoring legal, disciplinary and health developments.
- Under the NFL’s Personal Conduct Policy the league can discipline players regardless of criminal charges and any suspension can be appealed through the NFL Players Association, so fans should watch for a league ruling, team injury updates, and possible roster moves before the opener.