Denver Broncos safety Kareem Jackson's suspension for violation of unnecessary roughness rules has been reduced from four games to two games, the NFL has announced.

Jackson will now be eligible to return to the active roster on Nov. 14 -- the day after the Broncos' game against the Buffalo Bills. 

He was ejected from Sunday's game against the Green Bay Packers for his sideline hit on tight end Luke Musgrave in the fourth quarter. It was the second time this season that Jackson was ejected for an illegal hit.

Kareem Jackson was ejected from the Denver Broncos' win over the Green Bay Packers on Sunday for an illegal hit on tight end Luke Musgrave. 

On Monday, the NFL suspended the safety for four games without pay.

Jackson will appeal the suspension, according to a report.

He has previously been fined four times this season for unnecessary roughness. He also was ejected back in Week 2 for a hit Logan Thomas of the Washington Commanders.