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Sean McVay Comments on Puka Nacua's Recent Off-Field Troubles
Coach Sean McVay supports Puka Nacua amid allegations of assault and antisemitic remarks as legal process unfolds and contract talks continue.
- On Monday at the NFL owners meetings, Los Angeles Rams coach Sean McVay expressed support for star receiver Puka Nacua, stating "I trust this kid's heart" despite ongoing legal allegations.
- Nacua faces a civil lawsuit from a woman alleging antisemitic remarks and biting on New Year's Eve; attorney Levi McCathern denied the allegations, calling them a "cash grab."
- The 24-year-old standout led the NFL with 129 receptions last season and is eligible for a contract extension exceeding $120 million, though off-field issues complicate Rams negotiations.
- A hearing scheduled for April 14 remains a critical milestone, falling nine days before the 2026 draft and potentially shaping the Pro Bowler's contract timeline.
- McVay emphasized that "better people make better Rams," stating he aims to help Nacua grow through this period after knowing the receiver for three years.
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With Puka Nacua facing a lawsuit for allegedly biting two women and making an antisemitic statement during a New Year's Eve gathering, Los Angeles Rams coach Sean McVay said Monday that he has a "close relationship" with the wide receiver and supports him."You guys know, I trust this kid's heart," McVay said at the annual league meeting. "Love him, put your arm around him, want to continue to help him grow. And, really, get all the appropriate f…
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