Courtland Sutton Seeks New Contract, Skips Broncos' Voluntary Workouts

Wide receiver Courtland Sutton has not attended the Denver Broncos' voluntary offseason workouts, reportedly due to his desire for a new contract amid team restructuring.

Courtland Sutton, a key player for the Denver Broncos, is reportedly seeking a new contract and has skipped the team's voluntary workouts.
Sutton's current contract has two years remaining, with only $2 million guaranteed, prompting concerns over his financial security.
The Broncos have recently undergone significant changes, including trading key players and releasing quarterback Russell Wilson, which may influence Sutton's contract negotiations.
Trade rumors have surfaced, suggesting Sutton could be moved to teams like the Baltimore Ravens as the Broncos look to rebuild.
Sutton's absence is notable as he is a top performer for the team, leading with 10 touchdowns last season.