Overview
- D.J. Jones has signed a three-year, $39 million contract with the Denver Broncos, including $26 million in guaranteed money.
- The deal comes ahead of free agency, ensuring the Broncos retain a key piece of their defensive line.
- Jones, a standout run defender, ranked fourth among interior defensive linemen in run-stop percentage during the 2024 season.
- His re-signing raises questions about the future of teammate John Franklin-Myers, who may seek a new contract or face potential trade speculation.
- Broncos leadership, including GM George Paton, emphasized the importance of building strength in the trenches to maintain their top-tier run defense.