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Aqib Talib thinks he will be released by the Broncos.


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Aqib Talib admitted there's a chance he's released by the Broncos this offseason.
Talib turns 32 next month and carries a $12 million cap number for 2018. The Broncos can clear $11 million of that off the books by releasing him. Chris Harris is also making big money, and outside CB Bradley Roby's salary jumps from $1 million to over $8 million next season. Talib remains one of the best corners in the game, but Denver needs to clear money on defense to allocate some toward an inept offense. Talib was Pro Football Focus' No. 13 cover corner out of 121 qualifiers.

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