Summary: The Denver Broncos are likely to address Justin Simmons’ contract situation in the 2024 NFL offseason. Simmons, their All-Pro safety, is entering the final year of his current deal and is due $14.5 million for the upcoming season. While there’s a possibility of restructuring or extending his contract, the Broncos could also consider freeing up cap space by releasing or trading him, although his recent strong performance makes this scenario less likely.
Retaining Simmons while managing their cap constraints will be a challenge for the Broncos, especially considering their significant payroll and the uncertainty surrounding Russell Wilson’s situation. However, given Simmons’ importance to their defense, the team is expected to prioritize keeping him for the upcoming season and beyond.
