In the aftermath of the Broncos' most authoritative win yet -- a 34-26 shootout over the Green Bay Packers on Sunday -- this thread of shared faith in Sutton snaked from locker to locker, a near cult-hero-level appreciation for the 6-foot-4 bastion of this surging Denver roster.

Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix lobs a perfect 14-yard pass into the hands of wide receiver Courtland Sutton for a touchdown.

As the 2025 season marches on, Courtland Sutton continues to climb the Denver Broncos' all-time receiving records. In the Broncos' 27-26 overtime win over the Washington Commanders on Sunday night, Sutton made more history, crossing the 6,000-yard receiving milestone by virtue of his five receptions for 62 yards and a touchdown.

Sean Payton brushed off “analytics” postgame, explaining why the Broncos stayed aggressive on key fourth downs and trusted Bo Nix.

Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Alec Pierce makes a back shoulder catch to pick up first down yardage on a last ditch drive for the Colts. Indianapolis Colts kicker Blake Grupe nails a go-ahead 60-yard field goal to put the Colts up 16-15 against the Seattle Seahawks with less than a minute remaining in regulations.

Marvin Mims Jr.'s return from a concussion has given the Denver Broncos a timely boost. Last week against the Las Vegas Raiders, the All-Pro return man emerged from a pile-up of players to burst away for a 48-yard punt return touchdown.

Courtland Sutton and the Denver Broncos won their tenth consecutive game on Sunday with a 24-17 win over the Las Vegas Raiders.

The Denver Broncos took sole possession of the top seed in the AFC while extending their win streak to 11 by beating the Green Bay Packers, 34-26, as quarterback Bo Nix threw four touchdown passes and the Denver defense rose up to shut down Packers quarterback Jordan Love in the second half.