Denver Broncos cornerback Riley Moss nearly doubled his pay for the 2025 season by nearly $1,136,103. Performance-based pay is supplemental income distributed each year by the NFL based on a formula that factors playing time against base salary. Moss, who started all 17 regular-season games for the Broncos and played 97% of their defensive snaps, earned an extra $427,726 based on the calculations. The league distributed $542 million this year, making each club's roster receive a total of $16.65 million, up from $14.09 million a year ago.