"Sutton ranks sixth in PFF receiving grade on targets when his quarterback was pressured over the past three seasons (83.8).

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

Courtland Sutton needs to be a wide receiver target as the fantasy draft season begins to heat up. He finished last season as a top-15 wide receiver and a player we want a piece of in 2025.

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 ...

If the Broncos need that type of showing out of Nix, then they need a near herculean effort out of their top wide receiver.

The player that everyone expects to take the job is 2024 seventh-round pick Devaughn Vele. It comes after a rookie season where Vele had the most production from a seventh-round pick since Sean Payton ...

Bleacher Report's Gary Davenport predicts Pro Bowl TE Evan Engram could lift the Denver Broncos to "Contender" status in AFC.

It's not ideal in any PPR format that starts three receivers to wait on that position. But can it work in a half-PPR league?

Denver Broncos superstar WR Courtland Sutton didn't receive a single vote in the ESPN Top 10 position rankings.

Denver, however, has a homegrown player residing as a more interesting extension candidate. Courtland Sutton carries a few ...

When it comes to fantasy football draft strategy, Michael Salfino is all about targeting players with tier-busting upside.

Do the Denver Broncos extend Courtland Sutton based on services rendered or projected production in the future?