Overview
- ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported that the NFL is reviewing multiple offseason incidents involving Puka Nacua and that discipline, including a possible suspension, is being considered by the league.
- Nacua left a joint Rams‑Cowboys practice on Tuesday with the team training staff and later was described by NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport as having minor groin soreness that the Rams are managing cautiously.
- No league discipline has been announced and the Rams have given no formal medical timeline, leaving Week 1 availability for the Sept. 10 Australia opener uncertain.
- The combination of the NFL review, an ongoing civil lawsuit that alleges a New Year’s Eve biting incident, and Nacua entering a contract year has led the Rams to pause extension talks for now.
- Nacua led the NFL in receptions in 2025 and is a central part of Los Angeles’ offense, so any short suspension or missed time would force immediate roster and game‑planning adjustments for the team.