Overview
- Sean McVay confirmed Saturday that both Puka Nacua and Alaric Jackson reported to Rams training camp and are expected to take part in practices.
- Nacua is facing a civil lawsuit that alleges antisemitic remarks and a biting incident and the plaintiff's attorney released a color photo of an alleged bite that Nacua's lawyer has disputed.
- Los Angeles City Attorney records show Nacua is in a pre-filing diversion process that can result in dropped charges if he meets program terms, and he reported to camp while entering the final year of his rookie contract with no new extension in place.
- Jackson was arrested in June on domestic battery allegations, is enrolled in a pretrial diversion program with a related civil suit dismissed, and he previously served a two-game NFL suspension in 2024.
- The Rams and the NFL are monitoring the legal tracks and may still impose discipline depending on outcomes, and the unresolved matters have paused long-term contract talks and left short-term roster planning unclear.