Broncos coach Sean Payton either needs to stop taking Courtland Sutton for granted or part ways with the team’s top receiver, once and for all. While Denver doesn’t end its agonizingly long playoff drought without the touchdown catch Sutton leapt into the soupy New Jersey sky to grab against the Jets,

In what is one of the deepest classes of free agent wide receivers in recent memory, the trade block is expected to add even more impressive names to the list. NFL insider and Denver Broncos reporter Ben Allbright believes that Courtland Sutton can be added to that list,

Insider Benjamin Allbright thinks the Pittsburgh Steelers could trade for Denver Broncos star wide receiver Courtland Sutton this offseason.

Could the Pittsburgh Steelers hark back to an old target as they attempt to augment their wide receiver room this offseason? In an appearance on The Big Doug & Carmi Show, Denver Broncos insider and radio host Benjamin Allbright stated that he wouldn't be shocked if the team ultimately ships Courtland Sutton off to the Steelers.

The Denver Broncos have no plans to let Courtland Sutton leave anytime soon. Speaking at the NFL Combine, head coach Sean Payton and general manager George Paton made it clear that Sutton remains a key part of the team’s future beyond 2025,

Per Chris Tomasson of the Denver Gazette, “dont expect to see” 49ers WR Deebo Samuel traded to Denver this offseason. Earlier this offseason, San Francisco granted Samuel’s trade requested and permitted him to seek out a trade partner.

After informing teams last week that the 2025 salary cap would fall between $277.5 million to $281.5 million, the NFL has now finalized the number for next season. The league announced Thursday that the salary cap will be $279.2 million in 2025, a significant increase from the $255.4 million cap last year, and an $81 million increase from 2020.

The Denver Broncos have multiple contracts to address over the next year, including wide receiver Courtland Sutton, rush linebacker Nik Bonitto, and defensive end Zach Allen. Broncos GM George Paton and head coach Sean Payton spoke on the Sutton and Bonitto subject during their Tuesday press conferences at the NFL Combine,