Los Angeles Rams left tackle Alaric Jackson will miss one game after his suspension for punching Buffalo Bills linebacker Bradley Chubb following Monday night’s game was reduced from two games.
Jackson’s ban cut to one game
- Jackson was initially handed a two-game suspension for the postgame incident involving Chubb.
- The punishment has since been reduced to one game.
- The Rams will now be without their starting left tackle for a single game as a result of the discipline.
The altercation occurred after the Bills-Rams matchup on Monday night, when Jackson punched Chubb. The reduced suspension changes the immediate outlook for Los Angeles’ offensive line, but Jackson remains set to sit out the next game.
