Broncos Secure Courtland Sutton Four-Year $92M Extension

The Denver Broncos have secured wide receiver Courtland Sutton to a four-year, $92 million contract extension, making him one of the highest-paid receivers in the league and ensuring stability for quarterback Bo Nix as the team builds around its young signal-caller. Sutton, entering the final year of his previous contract, posted career highs with 81 receptions, 1,081 yards, and eight touchdowns last season, helping Denver achieve a 10-7 record and their first playoff appearance since 2015. The new deal increases Sutton's annual salary to about $23 million, a significant raise from his previous contract, and positions him as a key piece of the Broncos' offense. This extension comes amid broader salary cap maneuvers across the NFL, with teams like the Broncos managing large deals under the league's $279.2 million salary cap. Meanwhile, other NFL teams continue to negotiate with top talents and manage cap flexibility as the preseason approaches. Denver's next challenge will be determining their second wide receiver, with Marvin Mims Jr. and rookie Pat Bryant as contenders.