Peart Takes Pay Cut, Stays with Broncos

On March 19th, here's the latest surrounding the NFL. Denver Broncos' offensive lineman Matt

Partt is sticking around after taking a pay cut to stay on the roster. He agreed to a one-year

restructured deal worth $2 million, including $755,000 in guaranteed money. This move slices his

salary by $1.5 million and opens up $1.58 million in cap space for the team. Partt was set to

enter the second year of his prior two-year contract, which carried a base salary of $3.075

million and a $425,000 roster bonus. He's been working back from a knee injury after tearing

his MCL early in an October game against the Jets. He gutted it out to finish that matchup,

but it marked his loan start last season filling in for an injured teammate. Over six NFL seasons,

including the past two in Denver, Partt brings solid depth as a backup with 66 games played and

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