A.J. Jackson avoids felony charges but faces possible NFL suspension
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 19, 2026, 5:34 PM
Last updated Jun 19, 2026
Los Angeles Rams offensive tackle Alaric Jackson will not be charged with a felony following his June 9 arrest on suspicion of battery. However, he may still face other criminal charges and a suspension from the NFL. Jackson's arrest stemmed from an alleged incident involving an ex-girlfriend, who has applied for a restraining order against him. Previously suspended for two games in 2024 under the league's personal conduct policy, Jackson's recent issues put him at risk of a longer suspension. The Rams may need to look for a new starting left tackle if that occurs.
- •Jackson arrested on suspicion of battery on June 9.
- •Previous two-game suspension under NFL's personal conduct policy in 2024.
- •Ex-girlfriend alleges injury during an incident.
- •Rams may seek a new starting left tackle if Jackson is suspended.
- •Jackson signed a three-year, $57 million extension in 2025.
- 5:34 PMYahoo Sports — A.J. Jackson won’t be charged with a felony
"Jackson could still face a long suspension, even after felony charges were dropped
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