NRT briefing
Bills’ Bradley Chubb restrained by teammates during wild postgame altercation with Rams
Based on reporting by New York Post.
The Brief
Bills captain Bradley Chubb had to be restrained by teammates after Buffalo's 37-34 overtime win over the Rams on Monday night at SoFi Stadium, following an altercation at midfield. In an exclusive interview with the California Post, Chubb said a Los Angeles player "swung" on him during the postgame gathering.
He declined to identify the player, saying, "That's not on me to tell who. There's cameras out there." Video from ESPN appeared to show Rams offensive lineman Alaric Jackson hitting Chubb in the face. Additional footage showed injured Rams pass rusher Myles Garrett stopping Chubb as he walked toward the area, with several Bills teammates also pulling him away.
Chubb still attempted to go after the Rams player but turned away after exchanging words with Rams tight end Colby Parkinson. Chubb would not confirm whether the punch landed but said he was uninjured, adding, "You see I'm smiling. I'm with my team. I'm turnt. We're ready for next week."