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Chubb Shares Account of Postgame Run-In With Jackson
Bills edge defender describes how the exchange with the Rams tackle unfolded after the overtime victory and what he took away from the moment.
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How the Exchange Began
Bradley Chubb explained that he started the conversation with Alaric Jackson while the Rams tackle was swapping jerseys with Deone Walker. Chubb said he told Jackson the two sides would meet again and that extra blockers would not be enough to protect him. He denied making any comments about Jackson's family and noted that the back-and-forth ended with Jackson landing a punch.
Chubb's View of the Rams' Approach
The Bills defender felt the Rams became more vocal only when they believed they were about to win. That tone shifted after Greg Rousseau blocked the overtime field goal attempt, swinging momentum back toward Buffalo. Chubb admitted he approached Jackson but said he chose not to retaliate with a punch of his own.
Lessons From the Incident
Chubb said the Bills signed him to play and lead by example, so fighting would have sent the wrong message. He acknowledged responsibility for starting the talk and said both he and his teammates have takeaways to apply moving forward. The sides are not on the schedule to meet again until possibly the Super Bowl, a scenario Chubb believes remains realistic. He added that he learned to keep his hands up or keep a helmet on in similar situations.
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