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“He was in (rehab) a substantial period of time before any of
these allegations broke ... and he’s scheduled to be there for a
while longer,” Levi McCathern told The California Post.
McCathern told the newspaper Nacua's decision to enter rehab was
not a direct response to the lawsuit his accuser filed against
him late last month, but an attempt “to improve his overall
behavior in every aspect of his life.”
Nacua issued an apology last December after performing a gesture
that plays upon antisemitic tropes while appearing on an
internet livestream.
Nacua has been one of the most productive receivers in NFL
history over his first three seasons with the Rams, who drafted
him in the fifth round out of BYU in 2023. He led the league
with 129 catches last season and had 1,715 yards receiving and
10 touchdowns.
Nacua is eligible to sign a contract extension with the Rams
this offseason.
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