Rams' Demarcus Robinson Charged With DUI Ahead of Playoff Game

The wide receiver faces a misdemeanor DUI charge from a November arrest but is still expected to play in the Wild Card matchup against the Vikings.

Demarcus Robinson was charged with a misdemeanor DUI stemming from his November 25 arrest after being stopped for driving over 100 mph and showing signs of alcohol impairment.
The 30-year-old wide receiver has apologized for his actions, calling it a 'bad decision' and expressing remorse to his team and coach Sean McVay.
Robinson has started all 17 games this season for the Rams, leading the team in touchdown receptions with seven and recording career highs in yards and receptions.
The Rams' upcoming Wild Card game against the Vikings has been relocated to Arizona due to ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles, removing their home-field advantage.
Head coach Sean McVay has defended Robinson’s character while emphasizing the seriousness of the incident and the importance of learning from it.