Los Angeles Rams left tackle Alaric Jackson is expected to receive a two-game suspension after striking Buffalo Bills defender Bradley Chubb following a Monday night game, according to Fox News. The report says Jackson plans to appeal.
The article attributes the expected discipline to an NFL statement saying Jackson hit Chubb in the face during a postgame exchange, in violation of the league’s sportsmanship rule. No statement from the NFL was independently provided for review, and the supplied material does not establish whether a suspension has been formally announced.
Chubb said after the game that the incident came amid heightened emotions. He said he allowed Jackson to swing and that teammates held him back.
The report also references earlier league and legal matters involving Jackson, including a 2024 NFL suspension and a June 2026 arrest. Those details are not independently verified in the supplied material and are separate from the reported postgame incident.
The report describes the Rams as having a 2-3 record at the time of publication. The suspension remains an expected outcome in the source account, rather than a confirmed final ruling.
