Riley Moss Tops Broncos in NFL Performance Bonuses

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The NFL just announced its performance base pay for the 2025 season, and Denver Broncos

Cornerback Riley Moss came out way ahead.

He earned the 12 highest bonus in the league, at $1,136,103.

That amount is almost as much as his base salary of $1,245,206 nearly doubling his total

pay.

This program rewards players who log heavy playing time compared to their salary, helping

those who outperform their deals.

The league distributed $542 million overall to eligible players who saw at least one snap.

For the Broncos, Moss topped the team list, followed by Senator Luke Wattenberg with $887,647.

Cornerback Jocquon McMillian came in third at $866,178, with offensive lineman Alex.

Paul Zewski, an outside linebacker, Don Dread Tillman, rounding out the top five.

Fans and analysts see this as proof, Moss has been a steal on his rookie deal, especially

after McMillian led the team last year with $700,73,090.

It highlights how young talent is stepping up for Denver.

These bonuses come straight from the NFL, so they do not count against team salary caps.

Expect more talk about value plays like Moss as the off season heats up.

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