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NFL · Rules & Officiating · published 2026-10-13T00:00:00+00:00 · via NBC Sports (Rotoworld)

Rams LT Alaric Jackson may face suspension after postgame punch

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Rams left tackle Alaric Jackson could be suspended after punching Chubb following Los Angeles' loss to Buffalo. The discipline could keep him out of Sunday's game against Arizona. A prior case involving Brian Branch is cited as a precedent for a possible suspension.

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Alaric Jackson, Los Angeles' left tackle, reportedly punched Chubb after the Rams lost to Buffalo. The possible discipline could keep him out of Sunday's matchup with Arizona. The report cites Brian Branch's earlier case as a precedent for what suspension might be considered.

The material also notes a one-game suspension for Greenlaw after a headbutt on Jones. No final ruling for Jackson is provided, leaving his availability uncertain.

Context

The possible suspension could affect the Rams' offensive line and their preparation for Arizona, while fans and teammates may see how league discipline is applied. It may also shape perceptions of consistency in officiating and player safety, especially if a prior case is used as a benchmark. The outcome could influence how players weigh postgame confrontations.

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