NACUA 'DOING REALLY WELL'

McVay praises the star wide receiver, who participates in Rams' offseason workouts.

- GARY KLEIN

PUKA NACUA attended rehabilitation in March.

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Star receiver Puka Nacua quarterback will fully participate in voluntary offseason workouts, the Rams are getting closer to another contract adjustment with Matthew Stafford, and coach Sean McVay and general manager Les Snead hope backup quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo decides to put off retirement and return for a third season and possible Super Bowl run.

McVay and Snead addressed those topics and the NFL draft on Tuesday during a videoconference with reporters.

Nacua led the NFL in receptions last season but also was involved in a string of off-the-field incidents the last few months, including an alleged biting incident that led to a civil lawsuit.

Those situations put the brakes on any immediate discussion between the Rams and Nacua about a massive extension for the fourth-year pro.

In March, Nacua began a rehabilitation program in Malibu, but he was present for the first day of workouts on Monday.