D'Qwell Jackson

The Colts already thin defense is now getting thinner for the rest of the regular season, assuming he doesn't appeal the suspension. There is really no one who can step up on their own for the Colts so they may have to piecemeal it together for the final four games while still trying to win the AFC South.

Along with the possible jail sentence, Jackson could be punished with a fine, or even a suspension under the NFL's personal conduct policy. The chance that he misses some games during the regular season is a very possible scenario, which would leave a hole in the middle of the Indy defense for that amount of time. For his career, he has recorded 1,114 tackles, seven forced fumbles, 11 fumble recoveries and nine interceptions.

This is what happens when you forget Jackson's free cheesy bread when he orders a large pizza with two or more toppings. OK, not really. In actuality, back in February of 2015, Jackson and the 41-year old pizza delivery guy got into it over an equally stupid reason -- a parking spot. The case had originally been pushed off as Jackson's attorney was apparently searching for the witness who called 911, but with the delays, the delivery guy's attorney also filed a civil suit. The case is schedule to be heard in early March now.

Jackson is a quality asset in IDP leagues, mostly because of his solid tackling ability. He approaches 10 tackles on a weekly basis, and you will be hard-pressed to find someone more consistent than the middle linebacker in Indianapolis.