Sutton returning to form in 2021 would be huge for the Broncos, who could finally field the weaponry they planned to deploy last season.
“We have weapons in every category that you’re looking for,” Sutton said of Denver’s receivers. “Speed, size, catching ability, route running. I feel like we’re pretty diverse in our room. I was excited watching those dudes have the success that they had this past season. I’m even more excited to be able to be in there with them this upcoming season.”
If Sutton gets back to being that dangerous boundary receiver who can win at the catch point, it will provide a massive boost for whichever quarterback wins the starting gig.
Drew Lock didn’t have the luxury of playing with Sutton last year. It showed. Now the Lock-Teddy Bridgewater battle will be the focus of the offseason in Denver. Like everyone else, Sutton is looking forward to watching the duel unfold.
“It’s going to be a good little battle,” Sutton said. “I think those guys are going to push each other to make sure that the best version of whichever quarterback comes out is ready to come out and win games.”
