The fifth-round choice inked his four-year deal Thursday.
Abrams-Draine's four-year contract is projected to be worth $4.368 million, with a $348,264 signing bonus. He'll count $882,066 against this season's salary cap.
A converted wide receiver, Abrams-Draine should compete for a prominent role in Denver's secondary, perhaps battling Riley Moss, Levi Wallace, and Damarri Mathis to start opposite Pro Bowl CB Patrick Surtain II. In related news, the Broncos assigned Abrams-Draine jersey No. 31, the number previously worn by fan-favorite safety Justin Simmons, who was released in March. This caused a bit of an uproar among Broncos Country — to the extent that Simmons was forced to calm the masses.
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