The Denver Broncos are evaluating whether to trade cornerback Riley Moss before the NFL's trade deadline, according to a report from Broncos Wire. The discussion comes as the team assesses its roster needs and depth at the cornerback position heading into the second half of the 2026 season.
Jon Heath of Broncos Wire examined the potential move on November 5, 2026, analyzing Moss's current role, contract situation, and the possible return the Broncos could receive in a trade. The second-year cornerback has seen limited defensive snaps this season, primarily contributing on special teams.
Any decision would need to balance immediate roster flexibility against the long-term development of a player the Broncos selected in the third round of the 2023 NFL Draft. The trade deadline typically falls in early November, giving Denver a narrow window to finalize any deal.
