The Buffalo Bills' overtime win over the Los Angeles Rams drew unexpected attention after Rams offensive tackle Alaric Jackson punched Bradley Chubb in the face following the game. Now, Bills head coach Joe Brady has addressed the incident.

Bills reporter Sal Capaccio shared Brady's response when the coach was asked about the postgame altercation. According to Brady, there is still more information to gather about what happened.

“Joe Brady said there’s still a lot of stuff he has to gather from what happened postgame when Bradley Chubb was punched,” Capaccio wrote.

The incident took place at midfield at SoFi Stadium as players from both teams exchanged handshakes and jerseys following the game. Jackson was in the process of exchanging jerseys with Bills defensive lineman Deone Walker when the situation took an unexpected turn.

Chubb appeared to say something to Jackson before walking away from the confrontation. However, the Rams offensive tackle followed him, approached him and threw a punch that knocked the hat off Chubb's head.

The NFL has already suspended Jackson for two games for the incident. As a result, the Rams offensive tackle is set to miss the team's upcoming matchups against the Arizona Cardinals and Las Vegas Raiders.

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Jackson still has the option to appeal the suspension. However, Los Angeles could be without its starting left tackle for both games if the punishment stands.

Though the postgame altercation has attracted considerable attention, Chubb and the Bills are now focused on moving forward following their dramatic win on Monday. Buffalo improved to 4-1 with the win, while the Rams must deal with the disappointment of the narrow loss and the additional setback of Jackson's suspension.

The Bills will now turn their attention to their upcoming matchup against the 3-2 Las Vegas Raiders.