NFL Suspends Broncos' Kareem Jackson for Four Games

The suspension, Jackson's second this season, follows a hit on Vikings' QB Joshua Dobbs deemed a serious violation of the playing rules.

Denver Broncos safety Kareem Jackson has been suspended for four games without pay by the NFL for repeated violations of player safety rules.
The suspension follows Jackson's hit on Minnesota Vikings quarterback Joshua Dobbs, which was deemed a serious violation of the playing rules.
This is Jackson's second suspension of the season; he was previously suspended for two games for an illegal hit on Green Bay Packers tight end Luke Musgrave.
Jackson has been fined four times this season for unnecessary roughness, totaling $89,670, and his latest suspension will cost him $558,000 in lost paychecks.
Despite the suspension, the Broncos currently have the NFL's longest active winning streak at four games.