Courtland Sutton Inks Five-Year Extension, Stays with Broncos for the Long Haul

Denver, CO – It’s official: wide receiver Courtland Sutton will remain a Denver Bronco for years to come. The team has formally accepted Sutton’s five-year contract extension, solidifying his role as a cornerstone of Denver’s offense well into the future.

The move ends weeks of speculation about Sutton’s long-term future in Denver. With this new deal, the Pro Bowl receiver not only secures financial stability but also deepens his commitment to the franchise that drafted him in the second round of the 2018 NFL Draft.

“This is home,” Sutton said in a brief statement following the announcement. “The organization believed in me from the beginning, and I’m excited to continue building something special here.”

Since joining the Broncos, Sutton has been a standout presence on the field, known for his size, strength, and big-play ability. Despite a season-ending injury in 2020, he bounced back to become a consistent target for Denver quarterbacks and a leader in the locker room.

The new deal signals the Broncos’ confidence in their offensive future, with Sutton likely to play a key role alongside the team’s young talent. It also gives Denver fans something to cheer about heading into the offseason, as the front office prioritizes continuity and stability.

With Sutton locked in for the next five years, the Broncos can now turn their focus toward further strengthening the roster and building chemistry around one of their most reliable stars.