Suspended Broncos Safety Kareem Jackson Seeks Clarity from NFL Commissioner

Jackson, facing multiple suspensions and fines, questions the league's player safety rules and treatment of players during suspension.

Denver Broncos safety Kareem Jackson, who has been suspended for six games this season, ejected from two others and fined $89,670 for four illegal hits, is meeting with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell to seek clarity about his suspensions and the league's player safety rules.
Jackson, who is the league's leader in fines and lost game checks, costing him a total of $837,000 in lost wages, feels he is being unfairly targeted and treated differently than other players.
He drew his second suspension for a hit on Vikings quarterback Joshua Dobbs, which he believes was a regular football play and not malicious.
Jackson is not allowed to go to the team's headquarters during his suspension, a rule he also intends to discuss with Goodell, as he feels it contradicts the league's advocacy for mental health.
Despite Jackson's absence, the Broncos have won five consecutive games, tied with the Philadelphia Eagles for the league's longest active winning streak, and have entered the playoff conversation.