Alaric Jackson's Suspension for Punching Bradley Chubb Reduced By NFL After Rams' Loss to Bills
Key Points:
- Los Angeles Rams left tackle Alaric Jackson will miss only Sunday's game against the Arizona Cardinals after his initial two-game suspension was reduced to one upon appeal.
- Jackson was suspended for punching Buffalo Bills pass-rusher Bradley Chubb following a postgame altercation after Buffalo's 37-34 victory.
- The incident occurred during a jersey exchange when Jackson approached Chubb and threw a punch, leading to his suspension.
- Jackson is eligible to return for the Rams' October 25 game against the Las Vegas Raiders.
- The Monday night game featured a high-scoring, back-and-forth battle with multiple lead changes and was ultimately decided in overtime by a field goal from the Bills.