"Simmons ended his career as a four-time All-Pro and was among his era's best ballhawks. He enjoyed several quality seasons as the franchise transitioned from its Peyton Manning era."
"The Broncos gave Simmons a four-year, $61MM extension in March 2021. At the time, that represented the safety position's high-water mark."
"Simmons was tied to a $11.44MM salary in 2020, earning Pro Bowl recognition that year and was re-tagged by the Broncos in 2021."
Justin Simmons retired from the NFL after nine seasons, with eight spent on the Denver Broncos. He announced his retirement ten years after being drafted. Simmons was a four-time All-Pro and played a significant role in the Broncos' secondary. He was initially behind T.J. Ward and Darian Stewart but became a key player, earning Pro Bowl recognition in 2020. The Broncos extended his contract in 2021, making it the highest for a safety at that time. Simmons did not play last season and concluded his career at age 32.
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