Los Angeles Rams left tackle Alaric Jackson was booked Monday night on a felony domestic‑violence charge by the LAPD. Police say he allegedly assaulted a spouse who was recording the incident; investigators noted scratch marks on her arms.

Jackson was released on a $50,000 bond after appearing at the county jail. The arrest follows a 2024 two‑game suspension for violating the NFL’s personal‑conduct policy and a 2025 lawsuit alleging he recorded a woman without consent.

In February 2025, the Rams signed Jackson to a $57 million three‑year extension. The new contract is now shadowed by criminal allegations that could prompt the league to revisit its discipline procedures.

The incident threatens the Rams’ offensive‑line stability and may force the organization to reconsider its player‑conduct standards before the next season begins.