Los Angeles Rams fans who have been worried about potential NFL discipline for Puka Nacua will be pleased with new information that emerged Monday.
In an appearance on “The Pat McAfee Show” Monday, ESPN’s Adam Schefter revealed that Nacua is unlikely to face any discipline stemming from an offseason lawsuit in which he was accused of biting a woman. The league is still investigating the incident, but no resolution is coming anytime soon.
“I think there’s a real possibility that Puka’s going to go through the season unscathed and not face any discipline for his part in that off-the-field incident,” Schefter said. “He’s going to be out there on Thursday night against the 49ers. It doesn’t sound like he’s going to face any discipline this year right now. We’ll see if anything comes of that.”
"I think there's a real possibility that Puka Nacua doesn't face any discipline this season..
— Pat McAfee (@PatMcAfeeShow) September 7, 2026
He's gonna be out there against the San Francisco 49ers" ~ @AdamSchefter #PMSLive pic.twitter.com/LvnBD47NKR
A potential Nacua suspension had been a concern for the Rams. He spent a portion of the offseason in rehab, and the headlines about the lawsuit were rather troubling. To be clear, eventual discipline is still on the table, but Schefter suggests it will not come anytime soon.
Nacua has become the center of the Rams offense. Last season he caught 129 catches for 1,715 yards and ten touchdowns.
