Riley Moss Earns $1.136M Bonus, Broncos' Secondary Stays Deep

0:00On March 16, Denver Broncos cornerback Riley Moss picked up a $1,136,000 performance bonus for the two, 1025 season. That ranks 12th overall among eligible players. The lead dished out more than $542 million total through this program, which rewards guys based on playing time and their pay scale. Moss earned it after a breakout year as a 26-year-old third-round pick from 2023. He started all 17 games, notching 19 past deflections, 57 solo tackles, one sack and one interception. He enters the final year of his rookie deal with a $3,674,000 base salary. Trey talks swirled about sending him to Philadelphia, but nothing happened. Instead, he looks set to remain the solid partner to Patrick's her tame, the second and Denver's strong secondary. The group stays deep with Jocquamig million holding down the nickel spot, though sophomore Jade Baron could push for more time.

1:00General manager George Payton called it a great problem to have, praising the unit's death after a solid season. Looking ahead, the Broncos hold nine draft picks, including number 30 overall, and might add another corner to keep building on this strength.