P.J. Locke is another player mentioned in the context of potential cuts. If released, he offers a cap saving of $4.2 million, which may be pivotal for the Broncos' defensive upgrades.

P.J. Locke's recent performances have raised concerns about his ability to remain a starter for the Broncos. His struggles highlighted the need for the team to consider acquiring a new safety.

P.J. Locke is identified as a weak link in the Broncos' secondary, particularly exposed during playoff games, prompting discussions on Hufanga's potential role as an upgrade.

P.J. Locke's first full season as a starter fell short of expectations, leading to speculation about his future with the team as the Broncos explore upgrading at the safety position.

P.J. Locke struggled significantly in the playoff game, earning a low grade due to consistently late rotations and poor performance against the run. His play was described as a liability, and there are indications that the Broncos may look to upgrade their starting safety position, particularly over Locke.