Denver Broncos Salary Cap
Mile High Report will have all of your latest Denver Broncos salary cap news and updates. For up to the minute Broncos salary cap numbers, check out sites like Spotrac or Over The Cap for that information.
Report: Denver Broncos picked up WR Jerry Jeudy’s fifth-year option
The Broncos have picked up Jerry Jeudy’s the fifth-year option!
Samaje Perine contract details
Here are the contract details for Samaje Perine’s two-year deal with the Denver Broncos.
Zach Allen contract details
Here are the contract details for Zach Allen’s three-year deal with the Denver Broncos.
Michael Burton contract details
Here are the contract details for Michael Burton’s one-year deal with the Denver Broncos.
Ben Powers contract details
Here are the contract details for Ben Powers’ four-year deal with the Denver Broncos.
Mike McGlinchey contract details
Here are the contract details for Mike McGlinchey’s five-year deal with the Denver Broncos.
Jarrett Stidham contract details
Here are the contract details for Jarrett Stidham’s two-year deal with the Denver Broncos.
Alex Singleton contract details
Here are the contract details for Alex Singleton’s three-year deal with the Denver Broncos.
Report: Broncos released offensive lineman Graham Glasgow
The Broncos continued to create cap space.
Report: Broncos are releasing cornerback Ronald Darby
The Broncos continue to make roster moves.
Report: Broncos are releasing running back Chase Edmonds
The Broncos are beginning to create some cap space.
An analysis of NFL quarterback pay
Who is REALLY the highest paid QB in the league?
NFL announced 2023 salary cap increased to $224.8 million
The NFL has increased the 2023 salary cap to a record $224.8 million. Here’s how this might affect the Denver Broncos.
Broncos’ salary cap analysis: looking at potential cap casualties
Based on cap savings which looks are 2023 cap hit and dead money, who are the most likely 2022 Broncos to become cap casualties.
Horse Tracks: Trading Bradley Chubb clears way for Dre’Mont Jones contract extension
The Denver Broncos just had too many dudes and not enough salary cap space. They couldn’t risk losing a rare inside pass rush talent like Dre’Mont Jones either.
George Paton is carrying on one of the best elements of John Elway’s tenure as Broncos GM
A GM’s job is to supply the best roster possible- both today and a year or two from now. So how is George Paton doing at that?
Broncos free up cap space by converting Courtland Sutton’s roster bonus into a signing bonus
The Denver Broncos free up more cap space by reworking Courtland Sutton’s contract to add nearly eight million in cap space for 2022.
Report: Broncos free up cap space by reworking Tim Patrick’s contract
Could we see a big move coming?
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Broncos salary and roster considerations going into free agency
This post contains basic arithmetic and some potentially educational stuff which some people may find boring and pedantic. As for the arithmetic, for the most part I will be rounding numbers to the nearest $1000.
Broncos sitting on second most salary cap space in NFL right now
The Denver Broncos are still in prime position with plenty of salary cap space to make some additional moves or, dare I say, blockbuster trades before Week 1.
NFL sets 2021 salary cap at $182.5M
The NFL just informed teams the 2021 salary cap will be $182.5 million per club, source said.
— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) March 10, 2021
The speculation is over. With reports as high as $188 million and as low as $180 million, the NFL has settled on a lower middle of those two extremes at $182.5 million for this season. Let the cap bloodbaths commence.
Broncos continue to free up salary cap ahead of free agency
The Denver Broncos now have the fifth most salary cap space in the NFL after releasing veteran DL Jurrell Casey on Thursday.
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Broncos capology 101: 2021 edition
Warning: this post contains a lot of arithmetic plus educational stuff that you may already know or not want to know, and is presented in a manner that some may find to be boring and pedantic.
Broncos roll over $17.788 million in 2020 cap room
The Denver Broncos are rolling over cap as they gear up for free agency in March. The $17.788 million will be added to their overall cap room.
With Bolles locked up, there’s no reason to ignore Justin Simmons
I spoke with Over the Cap’s Nick Korte to pick his brain on 2021, Justin Simmons, and Elway’s negotiations.
Nearly half of the Broncos salary cap is sidelined
You don’t win many contests with one hand tied behind your back. The Denver Broncos have a lot of injuries.
Broncos currently have fourth most salary cap in NFL
With $29.5M in salary cap space, the Denver Broncos currently hold the fourth most available cap in the NFL right now.
Are the Broncos making a mistake with Justin Simmons?
Justin Simmons will be playing under a 1 year Franchise Tag. Did the Denver Broncos make a huge mistake?
NFL could be facing massive reduction in salary cap in 2021
The NFL could see their salary cap drop upwards of $70M next year, which would put nearly all teams over the cap by big numbers.
Broncos have most salary cap tied to defense in the NFL
With so many offensive players under rookie contracts, the Denver Broncos have been able to stack their defense with veteran talent.
Opinion: Broncos should pick up Garett Bolles’ fifth-year contract option
The Denver Broncos would be wise to pick up the contact option on Garett Bolles even if the fourth-year player doesn’t deserve it.
Bryce Callahan agrees to contract restructure with Broncos
The Denver Broncos have freed up some salary cap by restructuring Byrce Callahan’s deal. Here are the details of that agreement.
Broncos estimated salary cap after first week of free agency
The Denver Broncos have made some moves to start free agency. Let’s take a look at what their estimate salary cap is right now.
NFLPA ratifies proposed CBA; 2020 salary cap set
The wait for the NFL and NFLPA to agree on a new Collective Bargaining Agreement is over as the players ratified it this weekend.
Broncos pick up options on Von Miller, Todd Davis, Brandon McManus
Three veterans look poised to return in 2020. The Denver Broncos have picked up the options for all three, but declined the option for Ron Leary.
Broncos place franchise tag on Justin Simmons
The Denver Broncos will use the franchise tag on Justin Simmons and will likely aim to get a long-term deal in place before the start of the season.