Broncos WR Courtland Sutton named PFF’s Offensive Player of the Week

Denver Broncos wide receiver Courtland Sutton showcased his exceptional skills in the preseason opener against the Atlanta Falcons, earning him the prestigious title of Pro Football Focus' Offensive Player of the Week. During the game, Sutton delivered an impressive three-catch, 60-yard performance, showcasing his versatility and prowess on the field. His exceptional performance also earned him the preseason Week 1 winner title from CBS.

Sutton's remarkable ability to secure the most receiving yards among offensive players in the game set the stage for his team's first score. The pivotal play involved a jump ball set up at the Falcons' one-yard line, which Sutton capitalized on, ultimately leading to the Broncos' first touchdown. In addition to his crucial catch, Sutton displayed his agility with a nifty one-handed grab, resulting in a first down.

Pat McAfee and co. at the Pat McAfee Show expressed their admiration for Sutton's performance, calling it "hell of a catch" and praising the Denver Broncos for signing such talent. Darius Butler echoed these sentiments, urging more attention to be given to the Broncos. Coach Sean Payton commended Sutton's reliability and reliability, highlighting how his size and positioning make him an ideal target for the quarterback.

Despite the departure of some other key targets to Jaylen Waddle, Sutton remains focused on achieving victory for the Broncos.