Overview
- A Philadelphia woman filed a civil lawsuit in Los Angeles Superior Court alleging Alaric Jackson recorded her during sex without consent, refused to delete the video, and taunted her.
- The woman reported the incident to the NFL, which investigated and suspended Jackson for two games in August 2024 under its personal conduct policy.
- According to the lawsuit, the woman contacted the LAPD but did not pursue a criminal case, and her attorneys say there is no indication the video was posted online or shared with others.
- Head coach Sean McVay said Jackson will play Sunday against the Seahawks and that the organization will handle the matter in-house, while Jackson declined detailed comment citing the active case.
- Jackson remains the Rams’ starting left tackle and signed a three-year, $57 million extension in February after returning from his 2024 suspension.