Broncos Upset Eagles 21-17 with Sutton Historic Performance

Denver Broncos wide receiver Courtland Sutton made significant strides in team history by becoming the third-fastest player to reach 400 career receptions and moving to eighth in all-time receiving yards for the franchise during their 21-17 upset win over the Philadelphia Eagles. Sutton was instrumental in the Broncos' comeback, especially in the fourth quarter, where his clutch catches helped sustain drives, including a critical third-down catch that set up a game-winning field goal. Despite a slow start, Sutton's connection with quarterback Bo Nix was evident, having played together for nearly two years, and they displayed strong chemistry in key moments of the game. Meanwhile, the Broncos prepared for their upcoming Week 6 game in London against the New York Jets, signing wide receiver Samori Toure to their practice squad to bolster their roster. Sutton's performance continues to position him as Bo Nix's top target, as he consistently leads the team in receptions and receiving yards. The Broncos' resilience was highlighted by overcoming a 15-point deficit to secure the win, showcasing their determination and strategic execution under pressure.