John Franklin-Myers is making noise about his contract situation with the Denver Broncos, expressing dissatisfaction with Spotrac's valuation of his market value, which they estimate at $8.5 million annually. The veteran defensive lineman, who was traded from the New York Jets to the Broncos, wants a raise after a standout season that saw him record seven sacks. With his current two-year, $15 million contract set to expire before he hits free agency in 2026, JFM is adamant about being compensated fairly.

The Broncos have several key players, including Zach Allen and Courtland Sutton, poised to hit free agency around the same time, complicating the negotiations for Franklin-Myers. As he continues to assert his worth, the question remains whether Denver will prioritize an extension or let him test the waters of free agency.