The Denver Broncos have recently revised their salary cap situation following extensions for wide receiver Courtland Sutton and defensive lineman Zach Allen. The team entered training camp with over $12.5 million in cap space but now has just over $5.5 million remaining after making several roster adjustments. Allen's cap hit for the season is set at $14.345 million, with a staggering increase to $28.625 million in 2026, while Sutton's charge will rise slightly to $13.975 million next year.

Currently, Allen and Sutton stand as the third and fourth highest cap hits on the team, trailing only guard Ben Powers and right tackle Mike McGlinchey. Notably, the Broncos have several players poised to be bargain contracts this season, including running back J.K. Dobbins and safety Talanoa Hufanga, both of whom provide significant value relative to their cap figures. The Broncos may also target extensions for additional players like outside linebacker Nik Bonitto as they navigate their salary cap strategy moving forward.