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Rams' Nacua acknowledges 'darkest times' of his life, battle with alcohol

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Rams WR Puka Nacua told Netflix that "alcohol was definitely a thing" for him as he dealt with off-the-field stresses that included a rapid rise to NFL stardom and the birth of his son.

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