Jones fired back on X, questioning Nacua with a rhetorical “Aren’t you at home?” and adding a pointed “goofy” jab for emphasis, signaling ongoing tension between the players and teams involved.
In the NFC Championship Game, Nacua posted strong numbers—nine catches for 165 yards and a touchdown—but he also reflected on missed opportunities, particularly down the stretch, noting plays he expected to come his way that didn’t connect.
After the game, Nacua apologized to the Rams’ defense, acknowledging that the offense failed to execute and that better execution could have made the game easier for the unit that had kept them close.
The exchange builds on prior comments from Jones during the regular season, when Seattle’s Week 16 overtime win over the Rams exposed LA’s vulnerabilities and left the former Ram upset about how the late game played out.
Another layer came from Rams young linebacker Jared Verse, who spoke candidly on The Pivot podcast after the loss. He took responsibility for some defensive lapses, admitted the Rams’ youthful mindset played a role in the disappointment, and acknowledged his personal dislike for the Seahawks while predicting Seattle’s Super Bowl success.
Overall, the episode highlights lingering tensions between former Rams players and the organization, intensified by on-field outcomes and postgame remarks that continue to reverberate through NFL circles. This summary is based on coverage from Heavy Sports.