Broncos Lose Locke, Sign Anderson; Draft Priorities

0:00On March 24th, the Denver Broncos are sticking with most of their roster after a strong season with 14 wins in a division title, but they let A. Couple key free agents go. The Fins of Lyman John Franklin Myers signed a multi-year deal with the Tennessee Titans after posting 14.5 sacks over the past two. Years. Safety PJ Locke also departed after serving as a reliable back-up and special teamer. Locke stepped up big when starter Brandon Jones got hurt late in a regular season, starting the final games and both playoff matchups. His interception of a deep Josh Allen pass in the divisional round against the Buffalo Bills, a race to turnover by quarterback Bo Nyx and helped force. Over time, keeping Denver alive in that key win. Fans and analysts see this as a calculated risk since Locke was more of a depth piece, but his system knowledge and special team's play made him valuable. The team hopes undrafted safety, Devin Key, can step into a larger defensive role, building

1:00on his all-pro special team's work. To bolster the secondary, the Broncos signed former Cincinnati Bengals safety, Tyson Anderson. They're only outside free agents so far this offseason. He's strong on special teams but unproven much on defense, so they're holding off on more moves to protect projected compensatory draft picks from the glosses. Both the defensive line and safety spots figure to be draft priorities next month, as Denver aims to maintain their momentum without overhauling them. Core that got them this far. From around the league, powered by AI, this is NFL News Today. I'm Corey with the story.