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Broncos reach 4-year contract agreement with 7th-round pick

Alex Forsyth, a center from Oregon, was scheduled to get a $77,777 signing bonus as part of an estimated $3.918 million deal.

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Just in time for rookie minicamp, the Broncos are starting to reach contract agreements with their five draft picks.

And the last shall be first. 

The Broncos on Tuesday reached a four-year agreement with seventh-round center Alex Forsyth, a source told 9NEWS. The deal is expected to include a $77,777 signing bonus as part of a $3,917,777 deal, as projected by Spotrac. Forsyth is represented by Jonathan Feinsod.

Forsyth was a three-year starter at Oregon. The consensus among scouts is this is a very good player who should have been drafted higher than the third-to-last pick, No. 257 overall, but may have fell because of medical issues, particularly with his back.

With some players, though, injuries that look concerning on paper aren't enough to keep them off the field. Forsyth is 6-foot-4, 303 pounds.

Credit: AP
Oregon offensive lineman Alex Forsyth prepares to snap the ball during the second half of an NCAA college football game against Washington State, Saturday, Sept. 24, 2022, in Pullman, Wash. (AP Photo/Young Kwak)

The Broncos have four other draft picks: Second-round receiver Marvin Mims, third-round linebacker Drew Hansen, third-round cornerback Riley Moss and sixth-round safety JL Skinner. 

Broncos rookies and tryout players are to report Thursday for the start of minicamp.

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