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Not long after being sued by a woman for allegedly biting her, a picture has surfaced of the alleged bite mark left by Los Angeles Rams receiver Puka Nacua.
The picture has been making the rounds online (via the New York Post), and it shows the back of a woman. The bite mark was left near her shoulder. It looks like the marks go deep, as Nacua’s teeth can be clearly seen in the image.
Nacua’s accuser submitted the photo as evidence after asking a court for a restraining order against the star receiver. The complaint was made in March 2026. However, the restraining order request was pulled in April to focus on the lawsuit.
The woman’s biting allegations against Puka Nacua
As a result of the bite, which occurred on New Year’s Eve in Los Angeles, the woman allegedly underwent a tetanus shot. Nacua allegedly bit her while they were in a van on their way to their next location.
The Rams star acknowledged the bite, though, through his attorney, chalked it up to “horseplay.” The civil matter is still ongoing, and he is being sued for gender violence, assault and battery, and negligence.
Following the allegations, Nacua entered rehab in April. He is about to head into his fourth season in the NFL with the Rams. The team is coming off an NFC Championship Game loss to the eventual champions, the Seattle Seahawks.
In his third season, Nacua led the league in receptions (129). He had the second-most yards (1,715) in the NFL, which was his career best as well. He also caught 10 touchdowns.
During his three-year career, Nacua has made two Pro Bowls and two All-Pro teams (one First-team, one Second-team). The Rams are looking to win another Super Bowl with Matthew Stafford in 2026 after adding the likes of Trent McDuffie and Myles Garrett during the offseason.
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