The D.J. Jones contract details are in.
Jones received a three-year deal from the Denver Broncos on the eve of the NFL's negotiating window opening last week. The contract includes an $8 million signing bonus that will be prorated as $1.6 million cap hits each year from 2025-2027, then there will be a $3.2 million cap hit when the contract voids in 2028, according to OverTheCap.com .
This season, Jones will have a $4.49 million base salary with another $510,000 coming from per-game roster bonuses. His total 2025 salary cap will be $6.6 millionand he'll have $5 million guaranteed.
Next year, his salary will jump to $12.49 million and Jones will have the same $510,000 roster bonus. He'll have $13 million guaranteed with a total 2026 salary cap hit of $14.6 million.
In the final year of his contract, Jones will have a $12.235 million base salary with $765,000 coming from per-game roster bonuses giving him a total 2027 salary cap hit of $15.6 million. He will not have guaranteed money that season, so the Broncos could cut Jones in 2027 and save $10.8 million.
Denver added two void years to the end of Jones' contract and that will result in a $3.2 million salary cap hit in 2028 even after his deal is over, according to OTC . Jones will be 33 when his contract voids in 2028.
This article originally appeared on Broncos Wire: Denver Broncos: D.J. Jones contract details and salary cap hits
