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Rams' Alaric Jackson suspension reduced after punching Bills' Bradley Chubb
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The NFL had reacted quickly to suspend LA Rams offensive lineman Alaric Jackson for throwing a punch at Buffalo Bills linebacker Bradley Chubb.
Now that suspension has been reduced.
The Bills (4-1) beat the Rams (2-3) 37-34 in overtime on "Monday Night Football" to round out the league's Week 5 schedule. After the final whistle when players were chatting and shaking hands with members of the other team, Jackson and Chubb came face-to-face and Jackson ended up throwing a fist at Chubb and connecting near his face.
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The league had suspended Jackson for two games following his actions.
Now it has been dropped down to just one, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter:
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