POLL: Was giving Chris Harris a pay raise a good move for Broncos?

The Denver Broncos have given cornerback Chris Harris a pay raise for the 2019 season, increasing his salary from $8.9 million to $12.05 million.

Here are the positives: Harris is happy and he has ended his holdout in time for the final week of organized team activities. He is a crucial part of Denver’s secondary and the Broncos will lean on him in 2019.

Here are the negatives: Denver did not add any years to Harris’ contract so he’s still set to become an unrestricted free agent in 2020. The franchise tag for a cornerback next year will probably be around $16 million and the Broncos are not expected to tag Harris. So there’s a chance that 2019 could mark Harris’ final season in Denver.

Do the pros outweigh the cons? Should the Broncos have been willing to compromise on the asking price and commit to Harris with a multi-year extension? Let us know what you think of the contract revision by voting the poll below: