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Courtland Sutton contract: Broncos WR reveals he left money on the table so team could remain competitive
The Denver Broncos recently signed wide receiver Courtland Sutton to a four-year, $92 million contract extension. While Sutton will make a lofty $23 million per season, the star wideout revealed that he left some money on the table in order to help the Broncos re-sign some of their other key pieces down the road.
What to know about Broncos camp, Day 3: Courtland Sutton turns page with new deal
Monday may have marked the last light practice of training camp for Courtland Sutton. The veteran wide receiver participated in no 11-on-11 periods for the second straight practice as his camp and the Broncos put the finishing touches on a contract extension.
The Denver Broncos and wide receiver Courtland Sutton agreed to terms on a four-year, $92 million contract extension Monday, ...
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The Broncos have other players who were either signed to futures contracts or are undrafted players. They will compete for roster spots but they aren’t due more than $960,000 this season.
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