The Denver Broncos have multiple players waiting for extensions, with one of them being wide receiver Courtland Sutton. After dealing with a contract issue before last season, the Broncos and ...

The Broncos' WR corps is the sum of its parts, a collective led by veteran Courtland Sutton and buttressed by several young talents including Marvin Mims, Devaughn Vele, Troy Franklin, and third ...

Courtland Sutton's been a reliable top target for the Broncos, and he turned in an 81-catch, 1,081-yard receiving campaign for Denver in 2024. Behind Sutton, though, it seems there are several players ...

Denver Broncos were fairly evenly split on this survey, but Courtland Sutton definitely came out on top nearly doubling the votes of the next guy on the list.

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Even though the Denver Broncos have plenty of potential in their wide receiver room, they need someone to step up as the second receiver opposite Courtland Sutton.

While receivers Courtland Sutton and Marvin Mims get much of the attention, Devaughn Vale (a 2024 seventh-round pick from Utah) was highly impressive as a rookie, catching 41 passes for 475 yards.

While receivers Courtland Sutton and Marvin Mims get much of the attention, Devaughn Vale (a 2024 seventh-round pick from Utah) was highly impressive as a rookie, catching 41 passes for 475 yards.

Courtland Sutton had 1,081 yards, running back Javonte Williams had an inefficient 859 yards from scrimmage (and is off to Dallas), and no other Broncos player had more than 572 scrimmage yards.

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