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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Broncos safety Kareem Jackson has returned to practice after completing his second suspension. Jackson missed Denver's last four games. Jackson has forfeited nearly $1 million in fines and paychecks over a series of over-the-top tackles this season. After missing six of the Broncos' last seven games, Jackson is eligible to return Sunday night when Denver hosts the New England Patriots. His role is uncertain because fourth-year safety PJ Locke has played well in Jackson's absence.
