Football is won in the trenches.<\/p>\n
Denver Broncos<\/a> head coach Sean Payton is certainly a firm believer in that notion.<\/p>\n Of the team’s 11 position groups, the Broncos<\/a> have committed the most to the offensive line ($65.68 million) in 2025, according to Spotrac.com<\/a>. Next up on the list is the defensive line ($48.91 million). If you want to win in the NFL, you have to win up front.<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n The team’s next-most expensive group on offense after the line is wide receiver ($32.97 million), followed by tight end ($14.22 million), with a large chunk of that total going to Evan Engram. Denver’s quarterback room comes in at $9.42 million, and the team has a cheap running back room ($3.99 million) thanks to multiple rookie contracts.<\/p>\n On defense, next up behind the line is the secondary ($43.10 million), followed by linebacker ($35.93 million). View the team’s full breakdown below.<\/p>\n Broncos 2025 positional spending<\/p>\n Offensive line: $65.68 million<\/p>\n Defensive line: $48.91 million<\/p>\n Secondary: $43.10 million<\/p>\n Linebacker: $35.93 million<\/p>\n Wide receiver: $32.97 million<\/p>\n Tight end: $14.22 million<\/p>\n Quarterback: $9.42 million<\/p>\n Running back: $3.99 million<\/p>\n Long snapper: $2.33 million<\/p>\n The Broncos had one of the top offensive lines in the NFL last season, and their defense also ranked among the league’s best. That trend will likely continue in 2025.<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n