Rams Tackle Alaric Jackson Suspended Two Games
Rams starting left tackle Alaric Jackson has been suspended for two games without pay by the NFL for striking Buffalo Bills linebacker Bradley Chubb in the face after their overtime game on Monday night.
Minot Bismarck Dickinson, ND, October 13, 2026 —
NFL starting left tackle Alaric Jackson of the Los Angeles Rams has been suspended for two games without pay after striking Buffalo Bills linebacker Bradley Chubb in the face following the teams’ overtime game on Monday night.
The suspension was issued by the NFL. The information provided does not specify when the suspension will take effect or which games Jackson will miss. It also does not state whether Jackson plans to appeal.
The account of the incident identifies Chubb as a Buffalo linebacker and says the strike occurred after the overtime game. It provides no further details about what led to the contact, where the incident took place, or whether either player made a public statement about it.
Jackson is identified as the Rams’ starting left tackle. No additional information was provided about the team’s plans for the position during the suspension, or about any other disciplinary action. The suspension’s stated length is two games, and the stated financial consequence is that it is without pay.
The information available does not include a date for the game or the suspension, the specific circumstances surrounding the NFL’s decision, or any response from the Rams, Jackson, Chubb or the league beyond the suspension itself.
Story summarized from the original created by GREG BEACHAM, Associated Press on www.kxnet.com, see more information here.
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