Broncos' Kareem Jackson Returns to Practice After Second Suspension

Uncertainty surrounds his role as PJ Locke excels in his absence, while Jackson's aggressive tackles have cost him nearly $1 million in fines and lost paychecks.

Kareem Jackson, the Broncos’ safety, returned to practice after completing his second suspension for a series of over-the-top tackles this season.
Jackson missed six of the last seven games and is eligible to return to action Sunday night when Denver hosts New England.
His role is uncertain as fourth-year safety PJ Locke has played well in his absence.
Jackson has forfeited nearly $1 million in fines and paychecks over his controversial tackles this season.
Last time he returned from a suspension, Jackson was reinserted into the starting lineup right away, but his very first tackle resulted in another suspension.