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Bradley Chubb restrained by Bills teammates after post‑game clash with Rams

Chubb said a Los Angeles player swung at him after Buffalo’s overtime victory, and teammates stopped him from pursuing the altercation.

By Felo News Desk · Published

Bills defensive end Bradley Chubb told the California Post that a Rams player "swung" on him as the teams gathered at midfield following Buffalo’s 37‑34 overtime win at SoFi Stadium.

Chubb said he tried to confront the player but was held back by several teammates, including Myles Garrett, who stopped him from advancing further. Video captured by ESPN appeared to show Rams offensive lineman Alaric Jackson striking Chubb in the face, though Chubb declined to confirm whether the punch landed.

He did not name the Rams player involved, noting that cameras would reveal the identity, and said he was uninjured and ready for the next game.

Key facts

  • Bradley Chubb claimed a Rams player swung at him after the Bills' 37‑34 overtime win (nypost.com)
  • Bills teammates, including Myles Garrett, restrained Chubb from pursuing the altercation (nypost.com)
  • Chubb said he was uninjured and ready for the next week (nypost.com)

Sources

  • [1] nypost.com — originally reported as “Bills’ Bradley Chubb restrained by teammates during wild postgame altercation with Rams”

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