Are the Denver Broncos under or over-spending on the defensive line?
Some of the numbers we'll analyze could change once the preseason is over and teams trim their rosters down to 53 players, plus a 15-man practice squad. However, examining the current resources utilized will give you an idea about what to expect when the regular season begins.
Next up is D.J. Jones, who is due $10M in base salary that isn't guaranteed. While I had Jones pegged as a cap casualty, the Broncos decided to keep him.lists Franklin-Myers as an edge rusher, I list him under interior defenders because he will most likely start on the defensive line. He's due $7M in fully guaranteed money.
The Broncos also added free agent Angelo Blackson on a one-year deal. He's due about $1.4M, which includes a $167,500 signing bonus. The three starters are locked in, along with Roach, given the cash commitments the Broncos have made to him. That accounts for $36.5M that the Broncos will be spending this year at this position.
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