Broncos restructure Chris Kuper's contract
The Denver Broncos have restructured veteran offensive guard Chris Kuper's contract, a change that reflects his status as a backup behind Louis Vasquez following a series of ankle surgeries
Kuper's base salary dropped from $4.5 million to a guaranteed $1.05 million with an additional $1.7 million possible to be earned through playing-time incentives, according to the Denver Post.
Kuper is still sidelined with an ankle injury.
The Broncos' starting guards are Vasquez and Zane Beadles.
“Kupe and I have talked about this several times," Broncos coach John Fox said "All that matters for him right now is he gets healthy."
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