Rams lineman Alaric Jackson has suspension reduced to 1 game for punching Bills’ Chubb
Los Angeles Rams offensive lineman Alaric Jackson had his two-game suspension for punching a Buffalo Bills player reduced to one game after appealing the initial ruling on Wednesday. Hearing officer Derrick Brooks, appointed by the NFL and NFLPA, made the decision. Jackson was disciplined without pay for striking Buffalo linebacker Bradley Chubb in the face during their Monday night overtime game at SoFi Stadium.
He will not participate in the Rams' upcoming game against Arizona on Sunday but will be eligible for the October 25 game in Las Vegas. David Quessenberry will start at left tackle for the Rams against the Cardinals. The incident occurred after Jackson and Chubb exchanged words following the Bills' 37-34 victory. Jackson had previously been suspended for the first two games of the 2024 season due to an undisclosed violation of the NFL's personal conduct policy and a lawsuit alleging he recorded sexual acts without consent.
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