Riley Moss aims for more turnovers in fourth NFL season with Broncos
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 7, 2026, 12:00 PM
Last updated Aug 7, 2026
Riley Moss, a fourth-year cornerback for the Denver Broncos, has expressed his commitment to an aggressive defensive strategy in 2026. After leading the NFL with 19 passes defended last season, Moss aims to convert those plays into turnovers. He emphasized the importance of trusting his instincts and improving his ability to play the ball. Head Coach Sean Payton praised Moss's toughness as he prepares for a contract year. Moss acknowledges his challenges with penalties, effectively managing 11 last season, and aims to refine his approach in training camp.
- •Moss had 19 passes defended last season, leading the league.
- •He allowed a completion percentage of 53.4, ranking among the top cornerbacks.
- •Moss drew 11 penalties, the highest in the league last season.
- •He aims to increase his career total of two interceptions this season.
- •Moss is focusing on developing a better technique for playing the ball.
- 12:00 PMYahoo Sports — Riley Moss vows to stay aggressive and create more turnovers
"The fourth-year cornerback hopes to make more splash plays on defense in 2026.
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