Riley Moss Earns $1.136M Bonus, Broncos' Elite CB Depth

0:00On March 16, Denver Broncos Cornerback Riley Moss just picked up a $1,136,000 performance for the 2025 season. That's the 12 highest among eligible players across the league. Overall, NFL players will share more than $542 million in these incentives, which reward playing time in salary levels. The program comes from the collective bargaining agreement and highlights steady contributors like Moss. A 2023 third-round pick, he's now 26, and heading into the last year of his rookie deal with a base salary of $3,674,000. Fans and team brass see this as validation of his breakout year, where he started all 17 gains with 19 past deflections, 57 solo, tackles, one sac, and an interception. He ranked 49th among cornerbacks by Pro Football Focus. Ray talk linking him to Philadelphia fizzled out, so expect Moss to stick as the key partner

1:01to Patrick Sertain the second in Denver Strong. Secondary, Slodduties go to Jocquon McMillian, with Jade Baron pushing for more snaps, Per General Manager George Paton. The Broncos love their cornerback death, but hold nine draft picks, including number 30 overall next month, so they might add even more talent. Where to keep the group elite.