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Rams’ Alaric Jackson Punches Bills’ Bradley Chubb After Overtime Game

Los Angeles offensive tackle Alaric Jackson struck Buffalo linebacker Bradley Chubb in the face after a Week 5 Monday Night Football game on October 12, 2026. The incident occurred at SoFi Stadium following a 37-34 overtime victory for the Bills, drawing heavy scrutiny and potential NFL discipline.

The Buffalo Bills walked off the field with a 37-34 overtime victory at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, on October 12, 2026, but the final score was quickly overshadowed by a physical altercation near midfield.

Television broadcasts captured the confrontation as it erupted. Jackson had been exchanging jerseys with Bills player Deone Walker when Chubb engaged in a verbal exchange nearby. Teammates and staff quickly intervened to separate the two players before the altercation could escalate further.

Through the first three quarters action remained relatively quiet, as Buffalo built a 19-14 advantage entering the final period. Action heated up significantly afterward, as both teams traded touchdowns back and forth during the fourth quarter to force an extra period. Then, there was a wild sequence of events. Moving the ball 51 yards, Buffalo advanced to the Los Angeles 22-yard line prior to a fumble by James Cook. Following that possession, Los Angeles gained 50 yards before Greg Rousseau managed to block Harrison Mevis’ 48-yard field goal attempt. Taking over possession once more, the Bills advanced 35 yards before Tyler Bass converted a 45-yard field goal to clinch a 37-34 triumph for Buffalo.

Bradley Chubb and Players React to the Postgame Altercation

Speaking in the locker room after the game, Chubb downplayed the physical blow while addressing reporters.

“It’s just emotions, you know what I mean? Emotional game, it was a close game. They always catch the second guy, so I let him swing, and then my teammates held me back, and I just chilled.”

Bradley Chubb, Buffalo Bills linebacker, via NBC Sports

Other players and analysts quickly took to social media to highlight the chaotic scene. Bills Updates’ Ryan Talbot posted a video clip on X writing Oh boy. Bills safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson also voiced his reaction online, asking So what we gone do about dude hitting Chub!

Buffalo Bills v Los Angeles Rams
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NFL Discipline and Potential Consequences for Alaric Jackson

League observers and media figures expect the NFL to review the incident and consider disciplinary action against Jackson noted Pro Football Network. Former NFL player Jason McCourty posted on social media to question what the consequences would be, suggesting a suspension could be coming.

A suspension would deal a significant blow to the Rams, who fell to a 2-3 record following the primetime loss reported Heavy. No criminal charges have been filed.

Fines and Infractions Stemming From the SoFi Stadium Clash

Rams defensive lineman Braden Fiske faces potential fines for a third-quarter facemask penalty against Bills running back James Cook according to Heavy. Bills safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson also drew an unnecessary roughness penalty during the second quarter.

As the Rams prepare to host the Arizona Cardinals and the 4-1 Bills travel to face the Las Vegas Raiders, the final determination from league headquarters regarding Jackson’s availability remains pending noted Pro Football Network.