Bills edge rusher Bradley Chubb wanted to give his version of events about what happened Monday night post-game with Rams OT Alaric Jackson. He asked to speak to the local media after practice and started by talking for 3:18 before any questions were asked. Here’s a summary of what he said: - Guys were jawing the whole game as usual. - When it appeared Rams might win the game, that’s when the “front-running” and “talking more junk” started from Jackson, in Chubb’s words. - Jackson accused Chubb of talking about his mom, which Chubb completely denies. - Chubb told him “we will see you all again” and “next time the chipping won’t save you, the tight end and guard won’t save you.” - They were then away from each other shaking hands with other players, etc. - When Jackson re-approached Chubb he asked Chubb to repeat what he said. That’s when Chubb was using his hands to say once again, “we will see you again and next time the chipping, tight end and guard won’t save you.” - Chubb said he read some people say he was pointing in Jackson’s face, but he was just using his hands as he was talking. - That’s when Jackson punched him. - Chubb said he could’ve reacted a number of different ways but the Bills brought him in to play and be a leader and said “if I had reacted differently than I wouldn’t be doing what they brought me here to do.” Jackson was suspended two games by the league.