Overview
- During a Tuesday livestream with Adin Ross and N3on, Nacua rehearsed a hand‑rubbing motion and agreed to use it as a touchdown celebration.
- Nacua later posted an apology saying he did not realize the gesture’s antisemitic meaning and stated he rejects racism and bigotry.
- The NFL and the Rams issued statements denouncing antisemitism, and no formal league penalty has been announced so far.
- In the same stream, Nacua criticized referees as seeking TV time, a violation that typically draws fines under league policy.
- Team officials blocked Ross and N3on from entering the Rams’ facility for the planned stream, and public backlash included Rep. Eric Swalwell calling for an apology or his removal.