The Denver Broncos ' crowded secondary added another member this week.
The Broncos signed United Football League cornerback Mario Goodrich on Wednesday, adding an 11th cornerback to their 90-man offseason roster ( a safety was waived to make room).
It's still easy to predict the top of Denver's cornerback depth chart, but the backup roles are getting tough to project.
Pat Surtain, the reigning Defensive Player of the Year, will continue to start on the outside as the team's CB1. Riley Moss is still the early favorite to play across from PS2, but it remains to be seen if rookie Jahdae Barron will play primarily in the slot or outside. If Barron ends up outside, Moss could move to the slot.
Ja'Quan McMillian, the team's previous slot cornerback, now becomes a very valuable depth/rotational player. Kris Abrams-Draine proved last season that he is a capable reserve option as well.
Beyond those top five is a toss-up. Damarri Mathis is the most experienced, but the Broncos could save $3.4 million if he's cut this summer. Goodrich will also be competing with Quinton Newsome and Reese Taylor , plus undrafted rookies Jaden Robinson and Joshua Pickett.
Broncos cornerback depth chart
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CB1: Pat Surtain
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CB2: Riley Moss
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Slot: Jahdae Barron , Ja'Quan McMillian
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CB5: Kris Abrams-Draine
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Depth: Damarri Mathis, Mario Goodrich , Quinton Newsome, Reese Taylor
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UDFAs: Jaden Robinson , Joshua Pickett
The cornerback depth chart will shake out this summer following a competition at training camp. The Broncos will release their first official depth chart when preseason begins in August.
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This article originally appeared on Broncos Wire: Denver Broncos: Updated cornerback depth chart with Mario Goodrich
