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4 Denver Broncos who could be future postseason studs

By Graham Tiedtke

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Courtland Sutton, Denver Broncos
ENGLEWOOD, CO – AUGUST 17: Wide receiver Courtland Sutton #14 of the Denver Broncos adjusts his jersey while stretching during a training session at UCHealth Training Center on August 17, 2020 in Englewood, Colorado. (Photo by Justin Edmonds/Getty Images) /

Wide Receiver Courtland Sutton has shown what he can do in the regular season. Now he has to do it in the postseason.

Courtland Sutton missed the 2020 season to a torn ACL he suffered in Week 2. He finished with three catches for 66 yards.

Before 2020, however, Sutton recorded 1,816 yards and 10 touchdown catches on 114 receptions.

His stat line also includes a 1,112-yard year, which he had in 2019, his second year in the league.

That year, Sutton had three different quarterbacks throwing him the ball. To be able to put up those kinds of stats in that situation is ridiculous and goes to show how big of a player Sutton is capable of being.

One of the exciting things I cannot wait to see with Sutton is him continuing to make acrobatic catches. Seeing those types of things from him in the past had been a breath of fresh air. To have a player who puts his body in harm’s way without thinking twice is a player I want on my team.

Pssst, sorry Cam Newton.

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