Broncos' Kareem Jackson Ejected for Hit on Logan Thomas; Commanders TE Has Concussion

Denver Broncos safety Kareem Jackson was ejected from Sunday's game against the Washington Commanders after a vicious hit on tight end Logan Thomas in the second quarter.

The play in question came shortly before the half. Washington quarterback Sam Howell completed a touchdown pass to Thomas right as he got drilled up high by Jackson, leading to the ejection.

Thomas eventually left the field after being shaken up and was later ruled out of the game after being evaluated for a concussion, according to the Commanders.

According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, the NFL will be "reviewing and discussing" whether Jackson should be disciplined for his hit on Thomas.

This isn't the first time Jackson has gotten into trouble for a dangerous hit this season. He was already fined $14,319 by the NFL following Denver's Week 1 loss against the Las Vegas Raiders due to a hit on receiver Jakobi Meyers.

Much like the Thomas play, Jackson hit Meyers in the head area and was penalized for unnecessary roughness with the latter ultimatley being removed from the game and diagnosed with a concussion.

"It's a tough game from our perspective defensively (with) all the rules and all these things that we can and can't do,'' Jackson said prior to finding out about the fine. "But at the end of the day, you just got to play the game. None of these things we want to happen intentionally. It's a tough sport we play. A lot of these plays are bang-bang."