6 years ago"He's a dog. He's an animal. Chris Harris Jr. calls him 'Mini Megatron.' He's big, man. He's big. He can go up and get the ball, he has good routes, he's smart. I feel like if we do what we're supposed to, there's no reason why he shouldn't have 10-plus touchdowns," wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders said in regards to rookie Courtland Sutton in a recent interview with NFL.com's Nick Shook. With the addition of quarterback Case Keenum and an improved offensive line, this Broncos offense looks primed to take a step forward in 2018. And if Sanders is correct, Sutton figures to be heavily involved in this passing attack and could be in for huge numbers this season. He's also a rookie who will have to compete with Sanders and Demaryius Thomas for targets. Sutton should be viewed as a flex option until further notice, with possible WR3 consideration in Week 1 against a revamped Seahawks defense.--Leonard Francis II
Source: Nick Shook