Denver Broncos left guard Ben Powers agrees to a restructured contract ahead of the 2026 season, according to multiple reports. The changes reduce his salary and provide salary-cap savings for the team. Mike Klis of 9News reports that Powers accepts a restructured, one-year deal as he aims to remain with Denver, with the agreement reached going into training camp. The reports characterize the move as a pay cut to keep Powers under contract rather than changing teams. While the specific financial terms are not detailed in the provided summaries, the sources consistently state that the restructure is designed to lower the team’s cap number and help the Broncos manage their roster while retaining the player. The agreement is portrayed as coming at a point leading into offseason workouts and training camp, with the expectation that Powers will continue in his role on the offensive line.