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Broncos Lock up Courtland Sutton With Massive $92 Million Extension
According to a post on X from ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter, the Denver Broncos and veteran wide receiver Courtland Sutton have agreed to a four‑year, $92 million contract extension, capping a breakthrough offseason negotiation.
Broncos' Updated Salary Cap After Courtland Sutton's Reported $92M Contract
Despite playing with a rookie signal-caller, Sutton finished last season with a career-high 81 catches for 1,081 yards and eight touchdowns. The veteran provided a security blanket for the 2024 No. 12 pick, and Nix helped power the Broncos to a 10-7 record and their first playoff appearance since their Super Bowl win in 2015.
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Broncos haven't discussed extension with veteran pass-rusher despite career season
Franklin-Myers skipped OTAs as he pursued a new deal, and the veteran later took to social media to warn the Broncos that ...
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Broncos WR's New Contract Could Pose Issues For Terry McLaurin
The Washington Commanders are still trying to get Terry McLaurin on the field. McLaurin, on the other hand, will reportedly ...
Bonitto has been a star for the Broncos, while Karlaftis hasn’t received the same level of attention, partly due to the other ...
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