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The Los Angeles Rams watched Puka Nacua enter rehab following some notable off-the-field issues. Nacua checked into a facility in Malibu in April following allegations he bit a woman . He also landed in hot water after performing an antisemitic gesture with popular streamers Adin Ross and N3on.
Nacua now is breaking his silence amid the therapy sessions. Including revealing what he's been doing via Rams insider Adam Grosbard of The Orange County Register Thursday.
"I think recognizing from myself of kind of where I was at. I work with our team therapist over here. Little did I know that even just writing in a journal, it's been a great improvement in my life," Nacua revealed.
However, Nacua declined to dive into details involving his lawsuit filed against him. But shared what he's learned since .
"A moment for me to learn from kind of some of the situations I was putting myself in and then also having just an awareness of how I'm conducting myself," Nacua added.
The NFL All-Pro enters a pivotal 2026 season. And not just because the Rams will garner Super Bowl hype once again.
Nacua enters the final season of his rookie contract. He's officially eligible for a contract extension or can pick up a fifth-year option.
"I'll let all those things handle themselves," Nacua added.
He's head coach Sean McVay and reigning Most Valuable Player Matthew Stafford 's new WR1. But faces a critical growth season involving his contract and past behavior. Nacua juggles rehab stints with OTAs during May.
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