P.J. Locke saves Denver from another second-half meltdown as Broncos beat Packers 19-17
P.J. Locke saved the Denver Broncos from another second-half meltdown Sunday, intercepting Jordan Love's deep pass in the closing minutes to preserve a 19-17 win over the Green Bay Packers. Locke — subbing for safety Kareem Jackson, who was ejected for the second time this season following an illegal high hit earlier in the fourth quarter on tight end Luke Musgrave — picked off the throw intended for Samori Toure just after the two-minute warning. The Broncos ran out the clock to give coach Sean Payton his first win at home in four tries and end a dubious streak in which D...