Posted on 10/13/2026 5:57:18 AM PDT by DIRTYSECRET
After his team lost the game, Rams offensive lineman Alaric Jackson lost his cool and punched Bills linebacker Bradley Chubb.
Well after the game was over, while Chubb talked to players on both teams near midfield, Jackson walked over to him and they briefly exchanged words before Jackson threw a right hook to Chubb’s jaw. Chubb was unfazed afterward.
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‘Roid Rage?...
A guy named Alaric would have to be a barbarian, after all.
Chubb and Jackson are jawing. Chubb quickly moves his hand toward Jackson’s face. That might be considered assault in California. Cause he has the means to harm, and he aggressively moved his hand towards another persons face.
Jackson throws a short jab toward Chubbs face in response. Two hyperadrenalized dudes duking it out. Normal football behaviour. Seen in practice among teammates.
Ya’ gotta’ be naturally combative to play the game at that level.
BTW,thanks for the link.
The ball was tipped by a 6’ 6” Bills player.
Not really the kickers fault, IMHO.
That was a well matched and exciting game. Being a lifelong Buffalo Bills, the ending was perfect.
I was watching the game in bed last night. I actually, tapped my wife awake and pointed to the guy. I told her, “Look! I could have been a placekicker in the NFL!”
I printed out Cook’s surprised face. It’s next to my Bill’s poster.
If that happened, the NFL on TV would be replaced by "The PPFL" Professional Prison Football League, and it's ratings would be through the roof.
Losing team gets executed, on live Monday night TV on Fox News Channel, via firing squad by mexican gang bangers from American prisons, with the mexican shooters being then shot by the Navy Seals or the Army Rangers or Marines {who ever wins the coin toss}.
It's sick, BUT, I like it :)
The series wouldn't last too long, {lack of top talent going into the NFL} but the short term ratings would never be beat.
Suspended for 2 games.
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