Sutton delivered a solid, reliable day in a run-focused win, providing a stable target floor for Denver and a trustworthy piece in lineup optimization when the offense grinds out yardage on the ground.

Second-half breakout with critical third-down conversions and a fade-completion that kept Denver’s drives alive.

Sutton hauled in a pivotal third-and-15 to kickstart the go-ahead drive, underscoring his role as a clutch target in late-game situations.

<p>Courtland Sutton reached 400 receptions in 103 games, the third-fastest mark in Broncos history. Only Demaryius Thomas and Rod Smith did it sooner. He sits at 5,705 career receiving yards, climbing into the Broncos top 10 in that category by passing Vance Johnson.</p><p>His late third-down grab extended a key drive and helped set up the field goal that iced the win, underscoring his value as a trusted target for Bo Nix and a cornerstone as Denver eyes a likely career year this season.</p>

Sutton connected over the middle for 34 yards on a key drive, part of a late surge that set up Engram’s TD and Denver’s decisive two-point conversion.