Overview
- Nacua attended Los Angeles Rams organized team activities and spoke to reporters Thursday, saying rehab, journaling and weekly therapy have helped him ask for support and improve his behavior.
- A civil lawsuit filed in March alleges Nacua bit a woman and made an antisemitic remark on Dec. 31, 2025, and the plaintiff is seeking damages for assault, battery, gender violence and negligence.
- Nacua and his attorney have denied the accusations and the Los Angeles City Attorney’s Office has assigned a hearing connected to the incident, signaling parallel administrative review.
- The Rams have publicly backed Nacua while he works with the team therapist, but the organization has paused extension talks and appears likely to evaluate a long-term pay decision after the season.
- If Nacua stays on this path, a strong on-field year and no further off-field issues could reopen extension talks, but the team could also keep him under his rookie deal or use the franchise tag later.