J.C. Jackson, a cornerback, has been suspended for the first game of the 2024 NFL season after violating the league's personal conduct policy, though details of the violation remain undisclosed. Jackson, who was recently released by the New England Patriots, is still eligible to sign with a team and participate in preseason activities. Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Rams will begin their season without starting left tackle Alaric Jackson, who has been suspended for the first two games for a similar violation of the NFL's personal conduct policy. Alaric Jackson's absence complicates the Rams' offensive line situation, particularly as they face injuries to other key players. Veteran Joe Noteboom is expected to step in as left tackle during Alaric's suspension. Both players' situations highlight the growing concerns around player conduct and its impact on team rosters as the season approaches.