The blockade is clearing.<\/p>\n
For two months, since 2025 No. 33 pick Carson Schwesigner and No. 34 pick Jayden Higgins signed fully-guaranteed rookie deals, the rest of the NFL\u2019s second-round class has looked to the top of the round to see who\u2019d blink first in contract negotiations.<\/p>\n
And as a standoff between agents and front offices over guaranteed money continued into the start of some teams\u2019 training camps \u2014 including the Broncos\u2019 \u2014 Denver\u2019s second-round pick, RJ Harvey, still floated in a void he didn\u2019t create.<\/p>\n
On Thursday, though, Denver agreed to terms with Harvey, a source confirmed to The Denver Post. It\u2019s a standard four-year rookie deal at his slot value of $7.36 million, with a signing bonus of $1.99 million<\/a>.<\/p>\n After first-round pick Jahdae Barron\u2019s deal got done Tuesday night, the Broncos\u2019 rookie class is now all accounted for, after rookies were required to report for camp Wednesday.<\/p>\n As agents across the league negotiated for bigger slices of guaranteed money, following unprecedented fully-guaranteed deals for Schwesinger and Higgins, NFL Network reported that Chargers second-round pick Tre Harris didn\u2019t report for the start of Los Angeles\u2019 training camp Saturday. That set in motion the possibility of a holding pattern for second-rounders, with more teams requiring rookies to report this week.<\/p>\n