Bradley Chubb’s Post-Game Trash Talk Blew Up In His Face, And He’s Still Proud Of It

Rams offensive tackle Alaric Jackson just had his suspension for that wild post-game punch reduced to one game on appeal Wednesday, but honestly, that’s barely scratching the surface of what went down. The real jaw-dropper here is what Buffalo Bills pass rusher Bradley Chubb, the guy who took the hit, spilled about the whole chaotic scene. Chubb learned a wild lesson from the incident: “Me personally, I learned I’m either going to have my hands up or wear a helmet.” You can’t make this stuff up, can you?

What Actually Happened Before The Boom

Chubb didn’t hold back, admitting he was the one who kicked off the whole verbal sparring match after the Bills nabbed a 37-34 overtime victory. And he gave us the full breakdown of his now-infamous trash talk. He said he heard folks were saying he talked about Jackson’s mom, and he shut that down fast. “That’s not true at all,” he told reporters. Instead, Chubb laid out his exact words: “We’re gonna see y’all’s ass again, and when we see you again, all that chipping ain’t gonna save you. That tight end and guard is not going to save you.” Apparently, Jackson asked him to repeat it, and Chubb doubled down, saying, “That chip’s not gonna save you. The guard’s not gonna save you.” And then, as Chubb put it, “boom.” Yep, that’s when the punch landed.

Why Chubb’s Standing Tall After Taking A Shot

Even though he got popped, Chubb hasn’t heard a peep from Jackson since, and he’s actually super proud of himself. Why? Because he kept his cool. He didn’t retaliate, which meant he dodged a suspension of his own. You gotta respect that discipline, especially in the heat of the moment right after a huge overtime win. Jackson, on the other hand, is gonna be sitting out Sunday’s game against the Cardinals, on unpaid leave no less.

So, while Jackson serves his time, Chubb is out here, learning lessons, spilling tea, and honestly, making us wonder if we’re gonna see a rematch and round two of this drama if these two teams cross paths again this season. You just know the league is watching.

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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.