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"According to Denver 7’s Troy Renck DaeSean Hamilton Jersey , the Denver Broncos will meet with cornerback Chris Harris’s agent during the NFL Combine. Could an extension be in the works? Harris is entering the final year of his contract and has been one of the top Broncos on defense during his successful tenure with the Broncos. He will turn 30 years old this June but is still the best slot cornerback in football and among the top overall cornerbacks in the game right now. Re-signing Harris seems like it would be a high priority for the Broncos, especially with a defensive minded Head Coach in Vic Fangio. I’d also imagine there would be mutual interest from both parties to get this deal done. Keep in mind Harris gave a hometown discount once already to stay in the mile high city so hopefully, any extension talks progress smoothly this time around. Keeping Harris has to be a priority because of the Broncos uncertainty at the cornerback position moving forward. Former first-round pick Bradley Roby is expected to hit the free agent market and likely not returning, Tramaine Brock is a free agent, and 2018 rookie Isaac Yiadom struggled a bit last season as well. So keeping Harris would be a very smart move for the Broncos. Harris is entering his 9th NFL season and has been the definition of consistency for the Broncos during this period. He has started all 16 games all but twice during his career(15 games in 2012 and 12 games in 2018) and quickly became one of the better corners in the game during this period.During his 8 NFL seasons in the NFL and with the Broncos, Harris has totaled 462 tackles, 4.5 sacks, 83 pass deflections, 19 interceptions, and 4 defensive touchdowns during his Ring Of Fame worthy career. Hopefully, the Broncos and Harris can agree on money and make sure Harris can continue to add to his already impressive legacy with the Broncos Pro Football Focus ranks the unit at No. 12 - a huge improvement over its final ranking of 2018." Denver Broncos NewsHow much can this Broncos’ O-line improve in 2019? New,50commentsPro Football Focus ranks the unit at No. 12 - a huge improvement over its final ranking of 2018.MDTShare this storyShare this on FacebookShare this on TwitterShareAll sharing optionsShareAll sharing options for:How much can this Broncos’ O-line improve in 2019? TwitterFacebookRedditPocketFlipboardEmaildenverbroncos.comGood morning, Broncos Country!Pro Football Focus is at it again, but this time its rankings are favorable to the Broncos, so I’m not going to complain - but I will question ;)PFF ranks the Broncos’ offensive line at No. 12 in the NFL, projecting the following starting lineup:Arguably the best thing this offensive line has going for it - besides bringing in Hall-of-Famer Mike Munchak as its position coach - is the two newest players.With the free agency addition of James and the draft pick of Risner, the line will not only be significantly better than last season but also some of the more formidable players for defenders to get around/through this season.PFF called the James’ acquisition a “strong move,” less for any stellar play but specifically for his consistently good play - something highly coveted in the NFL. But it’s the second-round draft pick of Risner that really has this o-line improving over 2018. The former Kansas State guard - and also Wiggins, Colorado, native - held an 87 overall PFF college grade throughout his four years and even hit above 90 in overall and pass-blocking grades during his senior year. That’s why PFF called him the “most intriguing” offensive line change for the Broncos.The biggest hopes will come as former first-round pick Bolles will be expected to make a big jump at left tackle that he has two years under his belt, and Leary will hopefully be able to remain healthy enough throughout the season to keep his guard spot from becoming a turnstile again.But the biggest question mark will undoubtedly be McGovern as coaches and fans will be hoping he has made a gigantic leap in experience and performance over last season’s emergency fill-in at center when Matt Paradis went down with a season-ending injury.Losing Paradis to free agency was one of John Elway’s few mistakes this offseason, in my opinion, but I’m hoping McGovern has gotten the necessary chops to make a big jump in his play this season, which will go a long way in predicting how good this offensive line will be.With seven games under his belt and top-notch coaching from Munchak - plus a horrific PFF grade out of the way - McGovern should be able to improve significantly on his sub-39 pass-blocking grade for 2018.Whether this line is a top 12 unit in the NFL is anyone’s guess at this point (c’mon PFF https://www.broncoslockerroom.com/authentic-drew-lock-jersey , we know you don’t really have any idea!) but given that it finished 24th overall by PFF’s ranking following Week 17 last season due to a very inexperienced McGovern at center, a mishmash of Elijah Wilkinson and Max Garcia to cover for Leary plus Billy Turner in for Jared Veldheer - it does not seem farfetched that the Broncos’ ranking moves up significantly in 2019. Even if the Broncos have to dip into the reserves with Wilkinson, Chaz Green and Don Barclay, overall the group should be more experienced and with slightly better talent than recent seasons could offer.And in case you’re wondering how the Broncos’ AFC West rivals fare in the rankings, the talent-rich Chargers are likely to suffer behind an offensive line anchored by Russell Okung and Michael Schofield for a 29th overall ranking while the Raiders aren’t much better with a predicted 26th overall ranking. All good news for the Broncos.The Chiefs boast the best line in the division after the Broncos, with a 17th-ranked o-line behind possibly the league’s best right tackle in Michael Schwartz and solid left tackle Eric Fisher.But between you and me, if the Broncos’ line just protects quarterback Joe Flacco long enough to get a decent pass downfield, all of it will be a thrilling improvement.Horse TracksNFL offensive line rankings: All 32 teams’ units entering 2019 | NFL News, Rankings and Statistics | Pro Football FocusPFF’s senior analysts unveil PFF’s 32-team NFL offensive line rankings for the 2019 NFL season.10 Burning Questions for Camp: Who provides cornerback depth?Isaac Yiadom and De’Vante Bausby are two key names in a competition to determine who will be the No. 4 cornerback -- a role that could prove crucial at some point in the season.Broncos announce fan information for free training camp stadium session on Saturday, July 27Season-ticket holders will have early access to tickets at 10 a.m. on Thursday, and the general public will be able to download their free tickets on Friday at 10 a.m.10 Burning Questions for Camp: Who will be the top backups on the offensive line?Seven-year veteran Don Barclay has starting experience at right tackle, right guard and left tackle. Fifth-year veteran Chaz Green started at left guard and left tackle in Dallas in 2016 and started at left guard for the Raiders in Week 15 of last year.Paul Klee: Broncos need sophomores — Chubb, Sutton, Lindsay and others — to grow up fast in 2019 | Sports Coverage | gazette.comThe focus in Broncos training camp will be new quarterback Joe Flacco and coach Vic Fangio. But it's the sophomore class led by Bradley Chubb, Courtland Sutton and Phillip Lindsay3 ways the Denver Broncos can surprise the NFL as underdogs in 2019The Denver Broncos certainly don't deserve to be the top team on anyone's power rankings, but two losing seasons in a row has put them under the radar.Denver Broncos: How much will Phillip Lindsay’s role change in 2019?There has been chatter about the role Denver Broncos running back Phillip Lindsay will play in 2019. What changes can we expect?Free tickets for Broncos' training camp session at Mile High available later this weekTickets for the Denver Broncos’ free July 27 training camp practice at Broncos Stadium at Mile High will become available Thursday for season ticket holders and Friday for the general public.Veteran CB Chris Harris wants to be a Bronco 'for life' - NFL.comDenver Broncos cornerback Chris Harris is entering his ninth season in the NFL. Fresh off his pay raise for the 2019 campaign, Harris is hopeful the Broncos will lock him up to a long-term deal.Broncos CB Chris Harris: 'I like being the underdog' - NFL.comBroncos CB Chris Harris said on "Good Morning Football"on Wednesday that teams are sleeping on Denver, but the corner likes being the underdog in the talent-loaded AFC West.Broncos training camp preview: CornerbacksHow is the Broncos' cornerback depth chart shaping up heading into training camp?Denver Broncos: How much will Phillip Lindsay’s role change in 2019?There has been chatter about the role Denver Broncos running back Phillip Lindsay will play in 2019. What changes can we expect?Free tickets for Broncos' training camp session at Mile High available later this weekTickets for the Denver Broncos’ free July 27 training camp practice at Broncos Stadium at Mile High will become available Thursday for season ticket holders and Friday for the general public.Even with additions of Munchak, James and Risner, Bolles is key to improved o-line | 9news.comGarett Bolles has started all 32 games at left tackle since he was Broncos' first-round draft pick in 2017.Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes wins ESPY award for “Best NFL Player” - Arrowhead PrideIt sucks that we have to admit this is true.2019 NFL triplets rankings: Saints, Chargers, Browns top the list - NFL.comBroncos at 29. Pffft. Whatevs.