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The Los Angeles Rams have suspended left tackle Alaric Jackson for two games after he punched Buffalo Bills linebacker Bradley Chubb following a 37-34 overtime loss. Simultaneously, the team released kicker Harrison Mevis and signed Blake Grupe from the New York Jets' practice squad due to poor special teams performance in the same game.
Los Angeles Rams left tackle Alaric Jackson punched Buffalo Bills linebacker Bradley Chubb during postgame jersey exchanges following a 37-34 overtime loss. The NFL is expected to suspend Jackson for two games, though the league has not yet officially notified the team or the NFLPA. Chubb downplayed the incident as an emotional reaction, while Jackson faces potential discipline given his history of conduct violations.
Following a 37-34 overtime victory for the Buffalo Bills, Los Angeles Rams left tackle Alaric Jackson punched Bills linebacker Bradley Chubb in the face during a postgame confrontation at SoFi Stadium. Chubb downplayed the incident, stating he was fine and ready for the next week, while Jackson did not address the altercation. The NFL has not yet announced discipline, but Jackson faces potential suspension given his prior conduct issues.
Los Angeles Rams left tackle Alaric Jackson punched Buffalo Bills defensive end Bradley Chubb in the face during a post-game confrontation at SoFi Stadium on Monday night. The incident occurred after the Bills defeated the Rams 37-34 in overtime. NFL officials are expected to suspend Jackson, likely citing the precedent of a similar one-game suspension issued to Detroit Lions safety Brian Branch one year ago. Chubb downplayed the incident, stating he was fine and ready for the next week, while Jackson has not publicly addressed the altercation.
Following a 37-34 overtime loss to the Buffalo Bills, Los Angeles Rams left tackle Alaric Jackson punched Bills linebacker Bradley Chubb during a post-game jersey exchange. Chubb stated he was unfazed by the incident, while the NFL may consider suspensions based on precedent.
Alaric Jackson’s pretrial diversion for alleged domestic violence would still violate the NFL’s Personal Conduct Policy, likely extending his suspension beyond the six-game baseline and potentially increasing due to his prior discipline; the commissioner's punishment is final though appealable, and diversion isn’t exoneration.
Rams offensive lineman Alaric Jackson was arrested in Los Angeles on suspicion of felony domestic violence after a dispute in which investigators say he tried to take a woman's phone and there were reported scratch marks; the LA DA's office is reviewing the case, and Jackson has prior league suspension and civil litigation history. Separately, Broncos outside linebacker Jonathon Cooper pleaded not guilty in Colorado to a misdemeanor domestic-violence charge filed earlier this week.
Rams offensive lineman Alaric Jackson was arrested in Los Angeles on a felony domestic battery charge after a disturbance at his home; he posted a $50,000 bond and was released. The incident follows a 2024 Personal Conduct Policy suspension for recording a woman without consent and a related lawsuit, and Jackson started 16 regular-season games and all three postseason games for the Rams last season after signing a three-year, $57 million extension.
The Rams are assessing their options at left tackle due to Alaric Jackson's absence caused by blood clots, with D.J. Humphries, Warren McClendon, and David Quesenberry as potential replacements, and Humphries being the most likely starter if Jackson cannot play in Week One.
The Los Angeles Rams signed veteran offensive tackle D.J. Humphries to a one-year deal amid concerns about Alaric Jackson's blood clot issues, which may impact his availability for the 2025 season. Jackson, who recently signed a three-year extension, has a history of blood clots and his health status remains uncertain. Other NFL updates include rookie signings, training camp start dates, and front office changes.
The Los Angeles Rams have placed a second-round tender on restricted free agent offensive lineman Alaric Jackson, giving them the right of first refusal for any contract offer he receives from another team. If the Rams do not match a contract offer, they are entitled to a second-round pick from his new team. Jackson started at left tackle in 15 regular season games last season and helped the Rams offensive line achieve the seventh-lowest sack rate in the NFL.