Nacua, who has also been dealing with psoas soreness, had a civil lawsuit filed against him in March by a woman who alleged the wide receiver made an antisemitic remark and bit her on the shoulder on New Year's Eve. Nacua had voluntarily entered a holistic care facility to focus on his personal growth before being sued, and departed the facility in time to participate in the entirety of L.A.'s offseason program.
Jackson was arrested on suspicion of felony domestic violence on June 9. On June 13, his case was assigned for a pre-filing diversion that would allow him to potentially avoid criminal charges.
Other players, Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs and Denver Broncos linebacker Jonathon Cooper, had their respective legal situations from the offseason reviewed by the NFL and were placed on the Commissioner's Exempt List on Aug. 30.
McVay also provided practice updates on the Rams' two most high-profile defensive linemen.
Aaron Donald and Myles Garrett both practiced Sunday, though McVay told reporters he would update their game statuses on Tuesday.
Donald's Week 1 participation remains up in the air after the three-time Defensive Player of the Year came out of retirement to rejoin the Rams a week ago, while Garrett has missed several weeks of practice due to knee soreness.