Rams Tackle Alaric Jackson Suspended Two Games After Postgame Incident

Dothan, AL, October 13, 2026 —

Los Angeles Rams starting left tackle Alaric Jackson has been suspended for two games by the NFL after striking Buffalo Bills linebacker Bradley Chubb in the face following the teams’ Monday night game, according to the information provided.

The suspension involves an incident that occurred after the game, rather than during play. The available account identifies Jackson and Chubb and describes the contact, but does not provide further details about what led to the incident or where it took place.

Jackson’s role as the Rams’ starting left tackle is noted in the summary. The two-game suspension means the league has imposed a defined period of discipline, but the information provided does not specify which games Jackson is expected to miss or when the suspension takes effect.

The summary also does not state whether Jackson plans to appeal, whether the NFL issued a written explanation, or whether any fine or other penalty was imposed. It does not provide the date of the game, the location, or comments from Jackson, Chubb, either team or the league.

As a result, the reported facts are limited to the suspension’s length, the players involved and the summary’s description of the postgame incident. Additional details about the league’s decision and its effect on the Rams’ lineup were not provided.

Story summarized from the original created by GREG BEACHAM, Associated Press on www.wdhn.com, see more information here.

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