Bradley Chubb explains trash talk before Alaric Jackson's punch

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 15 Oct, 16:14 · Archive

Bradley Chubb described the exchange of words that led Rams lineman Alaric Jackson to punch him after Monday's Bills-Rams game.

Bills linebacker Bradley Chubb described the exchange that preceded Rams offensive lineman Alaric Jackson punching him after Monday's 37-34 overtime victory. Chubb said he approached Jackson and remarked, 'We're gonna see y'all's ass again. And when we see y'all again, that chipping ain't gonna save you, that tight end, that guard is not going to save you.' He was referring to blocking techniques used to aid pass protection.

When Jackson asked what Chubb had said, Chubb put his hand in Jackson's face and repeated the comment. Jackson then struck Chubb with his right hand, knocking off his hat. Chubb acknowledged that both players were 'talking junk' during the highly charged fourth quarter and admitted to having some fault in the situation. He denied allegations that he had made comments about Jackson's mother.

Jackson's suspension was reduced from two games to one. Chubb logged two total tackles in the contest.

How it is being reported

• Bradley Chubb: Here’s ‘exactly what I said’ before Rams lineman punched me"And then boom."New York Post · 15 Oct, 15:54
• Bradley Chubb's detailed version of Alaric Jackson punch incident paints Rams lineman as a hotheadBradley Chubb gave a moment-by-moment account of the trash talk that led to Alaric Jackson's punch, which then led to a second NFL suspension.Fox News · 15 Oct, 12:07

In this story: Bradley Chubb · Alaric Jackson · Buffalo Bills · Los Angeles Rams

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