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The sands of time seem to be running down on Courtland Sutton’s tenure in Denver. But the 28-year-old wide receiver hopes to turn over the hourglass. This offseason, Sutton, an unrestricted free agent in 2026, watched the Broncos part ways with notable veterans like wide receiver Jerry Jeudy (traded to Browns) and safety Justin Simmons (released before signing one-year deal with Atlanta). But Sutton strongly believes he can be a factor in Denver’s future and has enough in the tank to build on a 2023 campaign that saw him record 10 touchdown catches — the most by a Broncos player in a single season since 2014. “Mentally and physically, I feel like I have so much left to give,” Sutton said.

Here was Brayden Fowler-Nicolosi, one of the state’s most intriguing college players, eating a burger and chips inside a white tent in Fort Lupton as charity golf participants walked by without bothering him. Fowler-Nicolosi, entering his second season as a starter, doesn’t look the part of someone who turned down $600,000 to transfer to a Power 4 school. “Brayden was a freshman quarterback starting for us last year.

Monday afternoon, in the heart of Paris, Howie Sanborn will chase his gold-medal dream. He’ll race his wheelchair down the Champs-Élysées toward the Arc de Triomphe. He’ll swim the River Seine. “We’ve got a slogan: ‘Burn the ships,'” he said. “We’re all in. There’s no going back.” The origin of Sanborn’s quest began in the hospital bed of an intensive care unit during the darkest days of his life.

No pressure, Jordan Seaton. Actually, sorry. There’s a ton of pressure coming. And it’s going to be coming from all angles. There might not be a more important singular position on Deion Sanders’ 2024 two-deep than starting left tackle. Sanders’ son, future NFL quarterback Shedeur Sanders, impressed friend and foe alike in 2023 not just by throwing for 3,230 yards with 27 scores and three picks in 11 appearances.

Sean Payton’s last four playoff teams in New Orleans had something in common other than Drew Brees at the controls. The Saints from 2017 to 2020 featured the same bookends at offensive tackle — Terron Armstead on the left, Ryan Ramczyk on the right. “Even the most talented teams can be derailed by the offensive line,” Broncos offensive line coach Zach Strief, a fixture on those Saints lines a decade ago, told The Denver Post recently.

BOULDER — The old guard wasn’t worried about the Mid 12. Or the Nebraska trip. Or CSU and all those old wounds. Deion Sanders was eight points away from 6-6. Have the Buffs learned how to get out of their own way? “If their penalty problems have been resolved, that, to me, is even more important than it was last year,” FOX Sports analyst and former NFL lineman Geoff Schwarz said of the Buffs, who open their season Thursday night at Folsom Field against plucky North Dakota State. “So that’s always the (concern), I think, for college programs like CU.