Bradley Chubb Denies Making Personal Insults Before Alaric Jackson Punch

The NFL has disciplined Los Angeles Rams offensive lineman Alaric Jackson following a postgame altercation with Buffalo Bills linebacker Bradley Chubb. The incident occurred on the field following the Bills’ 37-34 overtime victory on Monday night.

According to reports, Jackson struck Chubb while the Rams lineman was in the middle of a jersey exchange with Buffalo rookie Deone Walker. The altercation added a volatile postscript to a competitive game that saw Buffalo secure a narrow win in extra time.

Chubb joined the Bills in March 2026 on a three-year, $43.5 million deal with $29 million guaranteed. His focus remains on his performance following the viral nature of the confrontation.

NFL Reduces Jackson’s Suspension

While the league addressed the incident, hearing officer Derrick Brooks reduced Jackson’s initial two-game suspension to one game following an appeal. The decision ensures that Jackson will serve a shorter stint on the sidelines than originally anticipated by the league’s front office.

Under the revised ruling, Jackson will miss the Rams’ upcoming Week 6 game against the Arizona Cardinals. He is scheduled to be eligible for reinstatement to the active roster on October 19.

For the Rams, the loss of Jackson for the Cardinals matchup creates a temporary vacancy on an offensive line that has struggled with consistency throughout the early stages of the season. For Chubb and the Bills, the focus shifts toward maintaining their momentum in the AFC East while the linebacker moves past the off-field scrutiny surrounding the punch.

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