The Denver Broncos have given Chris Harris, Jr. a raise under an adjusted one-year contract.

Harris told the Broncos earlier this offseason that he wanted to be traded if he wasn't granted a new deal.

The cornerback will receive $12.05 million this season after being scheduled to receive $8.9 million, according to sources.

He will be a free agent after the season.

The Denver Broncos drafted Drew Lock in the second round last month, but they appear committed to Joe Flacco for the 2019 season.

Vic Fangio told reporters on Sunday that any quarterback competition will be for the No. 2 role.

"Joe [Flacco] will take all of the reps with the first team," Fangio said. "Then we have an open competition after that and we'll randomly play those with the twos and the threes when we do our reps."

Denver will begin OTAs on Monday.

In addition to Flacco and Lock, they also have Kevin Hogan and Brett Rypien on the depth chart.