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“They Ain’t Got No Camaraderie”: Josh Allen’s Bills Put on Blast for Failing to Defend Bradley Chubb Over Punching Incident

After the Buffalo Bills‘ dramatic 37-34 win over the Los Angeles Rams on October 12, the Rams’ offensive tackle threw a punch at Bradley Chubb’s face during a post-game interaction. Initially, the NFL announced a two-game suspension for Alaric Jackson…

By Hetal Moleshri · Essentially Sports

Published: Saturday, 17 October 2026 at 8:00 PM

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James Harrison criticized the Buffalo Bills for lacking camaraderie after failing to defend Bradley Chubb when he was punched.
Rams offensive tackle Alaric Jackson punched Chubb following Buffalo's 37-34 victory over Los Angeles.
The NFL suspended Jackson for two games for the altercation, later reducing the penalty to one game.

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Former NFL linebacker James Harrison criticized the Buffalo Bills' team camaraderie after players failed to defend linebacker Bradley Chubb during a post-game altercation. The incident occurred following Buffalo's 37-34 win over the Los Angeles Rams on October 12, when Rams offensive tackle Alaric Jackson punched Chubb in the face. Jackson initially received a two-game suspension from the NFL, which was later reduced to one game.

Speaking on the Deebo & Joe podcast, Harrison argued that Bills teammates should have stepped in and supported Chubb physically. Chubb stated he felt the team's response lacked intensity, although defensive tackle Deone Walker admitted he should have been there and promised to back him up next time.

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