Los Angeles Rams left tackle Alaric Jackson has had his suspension reduced from two games to one. Hearing officer Derrick Brocks, who was jointly appointed by the NFL and NFLPA, was the one to reduce Jackson's suspension.
Jackson was suspended on Tuesday for punching Buffalo Bills defender Bradley Chubb following Monday night's loss. Jackson then appealed the suspension, which helped him get it cut to just one game.
As a result, Jackson will only miss Sunday's game against the Arizona Cardinals instead of the next two games; Los Angeles will face the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 7.
#Rams T Alaric Jackson’s suspension knocked down from two games to one on appeal. https://t.co/t9BNWzNKfS
— Mike Garafolo (@MikeGarafolo) October 14, 2026
Sean McVay said on Tuesday that David Quessenberry will start in Jackson's place at left tackle while he serves his suspension. The Rams also plan to designate Keagen Trost to return from IR, which will give them even more depth if he's ready to go this week.
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