Talked #Broncos LB Brandon Marshall. He has agreed to 4 yr, $32 mill deal w $20 guaranteed and $10 Mill signing bonus. Well deserved
— Troy Renck (@TroyRenck) June 14, 2016
Thrilled that our team has agreed to terms with LB Brandon Marshall on a four-year extension. He's become an integral part of our defense.
— John Elway (@johnelway) June 14, 2016
Hello, Broncos fans! With OTAs winding to a close and a month to go before training camp, I thought it would be fun to take a good look at the current roster and to make some guesses as to how the final 53-man roster and depth chart will shake out. Of course there will be some surprises in camp (good and bad), as well as some injuries, that will impact the roster between now and the start of the season. But since NFL news is a little slow and we’ve got some time to fill, let’s give it a shot anyway.
Since I wrote this late last night, I’ll start this post off as a reminder to first read my initial take on what Fletcher Cox’s extension means for Von Miller. This morning, I also want to focus on something that Mike Klis published this morning regarding his own thoughts on how Cox’s deal affect’s Miller’s.
Adam Schefter got the news kicked off on reporting Fletcher Cox’s extension: six years, $103 million, $63 million guaranteed. Mike Florio then followed up by giving out details of the deal. Cox’s contract table has already been updated on Over The Cap.
This deal comes off the heels of Florio posting an opinion on the Von Miller negotiations, one that raised some eyebrows from Jason Fitzgerald, among others. In reporting the details of Cox’s contract, Florio also crows a bit on that opinion piece, stating the following:
As noted earlier, this deal will make Broncos linebacker Von Miller very happy, giving him an apples-to-apples comparison that the Broncos will have a hard time characterizing as an anomaly or an aberration.
How does this opinion delivered by Florio stack up? Let’s take a closer look.
Continue reading What Fletcher Cox’s Extension Means For Von Miller
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