Nacua Clears League Review | NFL News

0:00It's September 7th. I'm Kory with the story. This is NFL News today, driven by AI and Bill for football fans. So Puka Nakua, the Rams standout receiver, might actually play the whole season without any lead punishment. The NFL has been looking into an off-field incident, but insider Adam Schefter thinks there's a good chance NACqua won't face any discipline for his part. In it, he's expected to be on the field for their game against the 49ers. This whole situation stems from a civil lawsuit that claims NACqua made an anti-Semitic remark and then bit someone. NACqua's legal team has denied these allegations. The league is still reviewing things, but the fact that he hasn't been put on the commissioner's exemplest, like some other players have been in. Similar situations is a pretty big indicator of where things stand. It's a big deal for the Rams because Nakua was a huge part of their offense last season. He led the league in receptions with 129, racked up over 1700 receiving yards, and scored

1:0010 touchdowns. Losing him would seriously shake up how teams defend them. Coach Sean McBae also seems to expect Nakua to play, saying he hasn't heard anything to the contrary. The team has to plan around him being available until the league makes a final decision, especially with that international game coming up. For now, NACqua remains an active player for the Rams. Have a legal process plays out. His availability for the upcoming season looks promising, according to those close to the situation.