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Denver Broncos safety Kareem Jackson's suspension for violating player safety rules has ended, but it remains uncertain if he will be activated for Sunday's game against the Patriots. Head coach Sean Payton stated that they are still evaluating their options and considering different packages. Jackson has been suspended twice this season, costing him over $800,000 in salary and resulting in fines of over $89,000.
Denver Broncos safety Kareem Jackson's four-game suspension for his hit on Minnesota Vikings quarterback Joshua Dobbs has been upheld after an appeal. Jackson will miss games against the Cleveland Browns, Houston Texans, Los Angeles Chargers, and Detroit Lions, and will be eligible to return in Week 16. This is Jackson's second suspension this season, and he has already been fined multiple times for unnecessary roughness.
Minnesota Vikings coach Kevin O'Connell questions the hit by Denver Broncos safety Kareem Jackson on quarterback Josh Dobbs, which resulted in a fumble and ultimately contributed to the Vikings' 21-20 loss. O'Connell believes Jackson should have been penalized for a helmet-to-helmet hit, but acknowledges that officials have a difficult task in officiating fast plays. Although Dobbs passed a concussion test and felt fine after the hit, the coach deferred to the officials on whether Jackson should have been penalized. The Vikings committed three turnovers in the game, leading to nine points for the Broncos.
Denver Broncos safety Kareem Jackson, who recently served a two-game suspension for unnecessary roughness, launched himself into Minnesota Vikings quarterback Josh Dobbs during his first game back. The play was not penalized on the field, but Twitter users expressed concern over Jackson's repeated dangerous hits and called for disciplinary action.
Denver Broncos defensive back Kareem Jackson has been suspended for four games by the NFL for violating unnecessary roughness rules. The suspension will leave the Broncos short-handed for upcoming games, including a matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs. Jackson's absence adds to the challenges faced by a struggling Broncos team already dealing with injuries and inconsistency in their secondary.
Denver Broncos safety Kareem Jackson was ejected for the second time this season and fined $43,709 for an illegal hit to the head of Green Bay Packers' Luke Musgrave. Despite previous fines and ejections, Jackson continues to target opponents' heads, prompting calls for a suspension.
Denver Broncos safety Kareem Jackson's ejection for a hit to the head of Washington tight end Logan Thomas may have been a turning point in the game, as the Commanders went on a 32-3 run and secured a 35-33 victory. However, Saints head coach Sean Payton doesn't believe the ejection deflated his team. Jackson, who was previously fined for a hit that caused a concussion, may face further discipline, but Payton doesn't have an answer for whether the hit affected the Broncos' performance. The team will need to address their issues regardless of Jackson's potential suspension.
Denver Broncos safety Kareem Jackson was ejected from the team's 35-33 loss to the Washington Commanders after delivering a helmet-to-helmet hit on tight end Logan Thomas during a touchdown catch. Jackson, who was fined for a hit in the previous game, left his feet to collide with Thomas, resulting in his ejection. Thomas was evaluated for a concussion and ruled out for the rest of the game. The NFL will review the hit and discuss potential disciplinary action.
Denver Broncos safety Kareem Jackson was ejected from the game after a helmet-to-helmet hit on Washington Commanders tight end Logan Thomas, resulting in Thomas being evaluated for a concussion and ruled out of the game. This comes a week after Jackson was fined for a similar hit that concussed Jakobi Meyers. Jackson expressed remorse for the hits, but may face further discipline from the NFL.
Denver Broncos safety Kareem Jackson has been ejected from a game for the second consecutive week after delivering a vicious hit to Washington Commanders receiver Logan Thomas, who managed to hold onto the ball for a touchdown catch. Thomas was evaluated for a concussion following the hit. Last week, Jackson also knocked out a Raiders receiver with a similar hit, resulting in a penalty and fine. With two illegal hits in a row, there are calls for a potential suspension to deter Jackson from further dangerous plays.
Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Jakobi Meyers is in the NFL's concussion protocol after being hit in the head by Denver Broncos safety Kareem Jackson during their Week 1 victory. Meyers had a game-high nine catches for 81 yards and two touchdowns before leaving the game. The Raiders will practice in West Virginia this week in preparation for their upcoming game against the Buffalo Bills.
Kareem Jackson, a safety for the Denver Broncos, has agreed to a one-year, $2,668,000 million deal to return to the team for a fifth year. The 35-year-old signed a one-year deal worth $2 million to return for the 2022 season last spring. Jackson flourished last season with a career-best 94 tackles and was the only defensive player to start and finish every game despite the team being riddled with injuries.
Kareem Jackson, a 35-year-old safety, has agreed to a one-year deal to return to the Denver Broncos for a fifth year. Jackson, who was a first-round pick by the Houston Texans in 2010, played a career-high 1,139 snaps last season and had a career-best 94 tackles. The terms of the deal were not immediately available, but Jackson signed a one-year deal worth $2 million to return for the 2022 season last spring.
The Denver Broncos have re-signed veteran safety Kareem Jackson on a one-year deal. Jackson has played the last four seasons with the Broncos and will be joining Vance Joseph’s defense this time, adding depth to the Broncos’ safety position. He will be competing for the other safety spot alongside Caden Sterns, P.J. Locke, Delarrin Turner-Yell, rookie JL Skinner, and the rest of the Broncos safeties fighting for the remaining spots on the roster. Jackson adds a veteran presence and some more locker-room leadership to the team.
The Denver Broncos have re-signed veteran safety Kareem Jackson to a one-year deal. Jackson, who has played for the Broncos since 2019, started all 17 games for the team last year. He had previously spoken to new Broncos head coach Sean Payton and received a contract offer before deciding to return to Denver.