Rams LT Alaric Jackson's suspension reduced to 1 game
Rams LT Alaric Jackson had his suspension cut in half, as he will now only have to miss one game.
The Los Angeles Rams have seen a reduction in the suspension of left tackle Alaric Jackson, who was originally penalized for two games. The suspension has been cut down to just one game after Jackson appealed the decision. The hearing officer, Derrick Brocks, made the decision after Jackson had been suspended for punching Buffalo Bills defender Bradley Chubb during a Monday night game.
As a result, Jackson will now only miss Sunday's match against the Arizona Cardinals, instead of the two games previously scheduled. The Rams have also announced that David Quessenberry will start in Jackson's place at left tackle during his suspension, while Keagen Trost is set to return from the injured reserve list, providing additional depth to the team.
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