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Rams Tackle Jackson's Suspension Cut in Half
15 Oct
Summary
- Alaric Jackson's NFL suspension reduced to one game.
- Jackson will miss the Week 6 game against the Cardinals.
- An offseason domestic violence arrest is not yet addressed.
The NFL has reduced L.A. Rams left tackle Alaric Jackson's suspension from two games to one. Jackson will now only miss the Week 6 contest against the Arizona Cardinals, becoming eligible to play again in Week 7 against the Las Vegas Raiders. The initial suspension stemmed from an incident where Jackson threw a jab at a Buffalo Bills defensive lineman after a recent loss.
This revised suspension offers Jackson a degree of luck, especially considering an offseason arrest for domestic violence. As of the current date, the NFL has not yet formally addressed any potential disciplinary action related to that arrest. The Rams anticipate David Quessenberry will fill in at left tackle during Jackson's absence.
