Alaric Jackson’s Suspension Reduced to One Game After Appeal
Los Angeles Rams offensive lineman Alaric Jackson had his two-game suspension for punching a Buffalo Bills player reduced to one game after an appeal.
Evansville, IN, October 14, 2026 —
Los Angeles Rams offensive lineman Alaric Jackson’s two-game suspension for punching a Buffalo Bills player was reduced to one game after an appeal, according to the information provided.
The decision means the suspension was shortened by one game. The information provided does not identify the Buffalo player, say when the incident occurred or explain who reviewed the appeal. It also does not provide details about the appeal process or the reason for the reduction.
The original suspension was described as a two-game penalty, but the summary does not specify who issued it or when it was announced. No further details about the incident, including its setting or the circumstances surrounding the punch, were provided.
The revised one-game suspension is the only outcome reported after the appeal. The information available does not say when the suspension will be served, whether Jackson has already missed a game, or how the change affects his status with the Rams. Those details were not provided, so no further timeline or roster implications can be established from the summary.
The appeal reduced the length of the penalty but did not eliminate it. Beyond that change, the available information does not describe any additional disciplinary action or provide statements from Jackson, the Rams, the Bills or the player who was punched.
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