Rams Tackle Alaric Jackson Sued Over Incident Leading to Two-Game Suspension

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Los Angeles Rams tackle Alaric Jackson is facing a lawsuit that has revealed the reason behind his two-game NFL suspension in August 2024 for violating the Personal Conduct Policy. A Philadelphia woman filed the lawsuit in Los Angeles, alleging Jackson recorded her without consent during sex in May 2024, then refused to delete the video and later taunted her with it. The incident was reported to both the Los Angeles Police Department and the NFL. Jackson's suspension resulted in a loss of $543,333 from his 2024 base salary of $4.89 million. The lawsuit seeks compensation for emotional distress, loss of privacy, and psychological harm, citing multiple violations including gender violence and revenge porn laws.