During the season, the Broncos gave 32-year-old left tackle Garett Bolles a four-year extension. Will Denver do something similar with Sutton? According to Spotrac, the 29-year-old has a market value of $22.9 million per year. He will have a cap hit of $20.2 million in 2025.

Sutton, who had his best year since the 2019 NFL season with an 81-catch, 1,081-yard and eight touchdown campaign, is looking to capitalize off such a strong season by selling ‘ Sutton Sours ’ candy. Sutton partnered with a local Colorado candy company, Sporty Sweets, to launch his brand.

After bouncing back in 2023, Courtland Sutton resumed that role to help Bo Nix‘s development. Sutton’s 1,081 receiving yards and eight touchdown catches were far and away the top Broncos marks in both categories this season,

Denver Broncos wide receiver Courtland Sutton is normally known for his receiving yards on the field, but apparently, he also has a sweet tooth.

Here is a breakdown of how Denver stays in playoff contention with a strong offseason plan. Running back: The Broncos are unlikely to re-sign Javonte Williams after the fourth-year running back struggled to gain traction last season (513 yards rushing with four touchdowns).

Denver Broncos wide receiver Courtland Sutton has partnered with a local Colorado Candy company to launch Sutton Sours.

Although Marvin Mims showed considerable growth as a playmaker down the stretch, the Broncos only trotted out one reliable pass-catcher this season. After bouncing back in 2023, Courtland Sutton resumed that role to help Bo Nix‘s development.

Sutton's contract situation could again become an issue. Emergence of Mims brought much needed home-run threat to the position.

The Denver Broncos could boost their passing game around quarterback Bo Nix if they draft Ohio State Buckeyes wide receiver Emeka Egbuka.

The Broncos were projected to max out at five wins with the NFL’s “worst” roster in 2024. Sean Payton instead took them to the playoffs.

Surtain, a three-time Pro Bowl selection, was also honored as a first-team All-Pro by the Associated Press for the second time in his career. On Monday, he was one of four Bronco players, including outside linebacker Nik Bonitto, punt returner Marvin Mims Jr. and right guard Quinn Meinerz, to be named to the PFWA’s All-NFL team.

The Denver Broncos will make bolstering their offensive a priority this offseason. But what position on offense does Broncos Country believe needs to be upgrade the most?