Tag: p.j. locke
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Safety P.J. Locke ‘would love to retire’ with Broncos even if it might mean taking pay cut
Safety P.J. Locke wants to return so badly to the Broncos that he might be willing to take a pay cut. Locke made a base salary of $3.49 million in 2025, the second year of a two-year, $7 million contract he signed in March 2024. But that deal was signed when he was projected to…
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Broncos’ special teams ace Devon Key steps up on defense against Chargers
Devon Key did not flinch when hard work met opportunity. “I always go into every game with that hunger,” Key said. “Just knowing that if I get my chance, I’m going to make the team proud.” The Broncos’ special teams ace stepped up defensively in a 19-3 win on Sunday over the Chargers to claim the AFC’s top playoff seed in the regular season…
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Broncos defense unable to overcome penalties, poor tackling, big plays in loss to Jaguars
P.J. Locke could not explain what happened. The Broncos winning streak ended Sunday with a 34-20 home loss to the Jaguars, and with a myriad of Denver mistakes, a personal foul penalty against Locke in the first quarter epitomized their struggles. The Broncos safety, starting in place of injured Brandon Jones, blitzed Jaguars quarterback Trevor…
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Broncos safety Brandon Jones placed on injured reserve; P.J. Locke next man up
The Broncos are being tested once again with health issues in their secondary. Denver placed starting safety Brandon Jones on injured reserve on Monday. He will miss at least the final four games of the regular season with a pectoral injury suffered in the first half on Sunday against the Packers. P.J. Locke will now…
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Teammates press Pro Bowl case for Devon Key as Broncos’ Special Teams ace
ENGLEWOOD — Devon Key is well aware of the public campaign for his Pro Bowl inclusion as the Broncos’ special teams ace. “I love it,” Key told The Denver Gazette after practice at Broncos Park. It started last week, when P.J. Locke pumped up his fellow safety on social media. Locke (@PjLocke4) posted: “Yooo #BroncosCountry…
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Cody Barton gets INT redemption, Broncos defense earns praise in win over Falcons
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Broncos coach Sean Payton ended his Monday teleconference call with his own question. He asked reporters: “Nothing on the defense and holding Falcons rushing attack down?” It’s true that rookie quarterback Bo Nix dominated the conversation after Denver hammered Atlanta, 38-6, at Empower Field on…