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Rams' Alaric Jackson has suspension reduced to one game
Дата публикации: 15-10-2026 00:20:33
The veteran left tackle punched Bills linebacker Bradley Chubb after an overtime loss on Sunday and was originally give two-game suspension.
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Rams offensive tackle Alaric Jackson
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Rams left tackle Alaric Jackson’s suspension for punching a Buffalo Bills player after a game has been reduced from two games to one, an NFL spokesman said Wednesday.
Jackson was suspended for striking Bills linebacker Bradley Chubb in the face after the Bills defeated the Rams, 37-34, in overtime on Monday night.
Jackson appealed the suspension.
“Hearing officer Derrick Brooks, jointly appointed by the NFL and the NFLPA, has reduced the two game suspension of Los Angeles Rams offensive lineman Alaric Jackson to one game,” Michael Signora, the NFL’s senior vice president of football and international communications, said on social media.
Jackson must sit out Sunday’s game against the Arizona Cardinals but is eligible to return for an Oct. 25 game against the Las Vegas Raiders.
David Quessenberry is on track to start in place of Jackson, coach Sean McVay said Tuesday.
The Rams also will start the 21-day window for rookie Keagen Trost to return from injured reserve.
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Gary Klein covers the Los Angeles Rams for the Los Angeles Times. Before that, he covered USC’s football program and athletic department. He began working for The Times in the San Fernando Valley edition and has reported on high school, college and pro sports. He grew up in Southern California and graduated from Cal State Northridge.
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