NFL Reveals Punishment For Rams LT After Punching Bills' Bradley Chubb

The Buffalo Bills were able to take down the Los Angeles Rams on Monday night, grabbing a huge win for the season.

But during the postgame, Bills star outside linebacker Bradley Chubb got into it with Rams left tackle Alaric Jackson. Jackson punched Chubb, and he will now be suspended for two games.

The video shows Jackson walking over to Chubb, getting into his face following the conclusion of the game. Jackson then punches Chubb, and he will now face a punishment for his actions.

The entire game was a highly-contested affair between two of the best teams in the NFL, and tempers were flaring all night. Both the Bills and Rams needed this win, and there was clearly some feelings following the conclusion of the game.

But Chubb didn't fight back, allowing the one punch to be thrown against him. Thankfully, this situation didn't escalate past this exchange, and the two teams will now go their separate ways.

Buffalo and Los Angeles entered the season as favorites to win the Super Bowl, and the game didn't disappoint at all. The Bills came away with a big 37-34 win in overtime, taking down the Rams on the road. 

This could have been a potential Super Bowl preview, and the entire game was a back-and-forth contest. The two sides could see each other in February again, and if that were to happen, more fireworks could take place on the field.

But in the end, the Bills were able to make one more big play, leading to a game-winning field goal. Buffalo blocked a field goal in overtime that would have won the game for the Rams, giving a boost to the Bills' special teams unit.

Now the Bills will take this game to learn from it, but being 4-1 on the year has to feel good for this team. Buffalo was coming off a loss to the rival New England Patriots, and with the win over Los Angeles, they were able to keep their AFC East lead for now,

Next up for the Bills will be a road game against the Las Vegas Raiders, who will enter with a record of 3-2 on the season. Las Vegas has been a major surprise this season, so Buffalo can't overlook them as preparation begins.

Kickoff for the game between the Bills and Raiders is scheduled for 1:25 p.m. PT/4:25 p.m. ET from Allegiant Stadium.