Bradley Chubb Details Alaric Jackson Punch as NFL Cuts Suspension to 1 Game
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Updated · Fox News · Oct 15
Bradley Chubb Details Alaric Jackson Punch as NFL Cuts Suspension to 1 Game
3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Oct 15
Summary
Bradley Chubb said Alaric Jackson punched him after a fourth-quarter exchange in which both players were “talking junk,” adding that he told the Rams tackle a future chip block and extra help would not save him.
Chubb denied reports he mentioned Jackson’s mother and demonstrated how he was counting off blockers when Jackson stepped closer and swung, saying he chose not to retaliate because Buffalo needed him on the field.
The account came the same day the NFL reduced Jackson’s suspension from 2 games to 1; Chubb was not suspended because he did not throw a punch.
For Jackson, the incident adds to a record that already includes a 2024 personal-conduct suspension and a June 2026 felony domestic-violence arrest that was routed into a pre-filing diversion program after no charges were filed.