Rams offensive tackle Alaric Jackson was arrested early Tuesday on suspicion of felony domestic violence in the San Fernando Valley, with investigators alleging he tried to take a woman’s phone and left scratch marks on her arm.

Jackson posted a $50,000 bond and was released, with the case referred to the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office for charging decisions and a court date set for late this month.

He was booked into LAPD custody after an arrest around midnight and appeared at Valley Jail, with formal charges still to be determined.

Officials and Rams representatives have not provided additional comment as the matter remains under review.

The developing case introduces uncertainty for the Rams as they pursue a competitive run in the NFC for the 2026 season.

This offseason has seen other high-profile NFL domestic violence stories, but none had been resolved at the time of this report.

The story is ongoing and being tracked across outlets, including TMZ, as coverage continues.

The DA’s office will decide whether to file charges, and a spokesperson noted victim confidentiality and limited comments at this stage.

If charged or under review, the NFL could act under its personal conduct policy, potentially suspending or disciplining Jackson even before any criminal outcome.

Next steps hinge on the DA’s decision and an NFL conduct policy review; Jackson’s availability for training camp will depend on these timelines.

The Rams issued statements acknowledging the incident, saying they are gathering information and cannot comment further due to ongoing legal proceedings.

The team has said it takes matters seriously but will refrain from public comment until the legal process unfolds.