Denver Broncos Extend Jonathon Cooper's Contract

The Denver Broncos have made significant roster moves, notably extending linebacker Jonathon Cooper with a four-year, $60 million deal, which includes $33 million guaranteed. This extension comes after the team traded fellow linebacker Baron Browning to the Arizona Cardinals for a sixth-round pick, as the Broncos opted to secure Cooper's future instead. Cooper has been a standout performer this season, recording 5.5 sacks and contributing to the team's sixth-ranked defense in the NFL. Browning, who has struggled with injuries and failed to secure a sack this season, has been a less reliable option for the Broncos. These decisions reflect the team's strategy to build around key players and enhance their competitiveness within the AFC. The Broncos currently hold a 5-4 record and aim for a playoff spot as they continue to strengthen their roster.