Month: September 2022

The Broncos’ receiver shared the perfect response to his quarterback’s massive contact extension.

Broncos wide receiver Courtland Sutton knows exactly who he will go to when he needs someone to pay for his dinner checks.

Shortly after Denver quarterback Russell Wilson reportedly signed a massive five-year, $245 million contract extension on Thursday, Sutton jokingly told reporters that Wilson will be the guy to handle everybody’s food tabs at restaurants this season.

“He’ll definitely be picking up the (dinner) checks,” Sutton said, per Zac Stevens of DNVR Sports.

Wilson’s deal reportedly includes $165 million guaranteed and keeps him a Denver uniform for seven years. His contract is now worth $296 million in total.

Sutton, who is entering his fifth NFL season, started in 16 games in the 2021 season and recorded 58 receptions for 776 yards and two touchdowns. The ’21 campaign was one in which Sutton bounced back after he suffered a torn ACL and was placed on the Denver’s season-ending injured reserve list in September ’20.

In ’19, Sutton earned Pro Bowl honors after recording 72 catches for 1,112 yards and six touchdowns. 

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For more Denver Broncos coverage, go to Mile High Huddle. 

Los Angeles Lakers’ owner Jeanie Buss may have shown her hand when praising Russell Westbrook in an interview this week. After calling Westbrook the ‘best player on the team’, only to walk it back moments later, Nick Wright explains why she might be trying to inflate Russ’s worth to increase trade opportunities.

Both Kenny Golladay and Kadarius Toney struggled in 2021. The Giants are hopeful they’ll both be better in this season.

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The Philadelphia Eagles have been getting a lot of hype since signing DB Chauncey Gardner-Johnson. Which raises the question: Who will win the NFC East? Hear why Nick Wright still believes that the Dallas Cowboys have the edge despite being coached by Mike McCarthy.

He appears to be a big fan of his old team’s new All-Star backcourt.

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The blockbuster news that the Cavaliers traded a massive haul for Jazz star Donovan Mitchell rocked the NBA world Thursday. It was a great day for Cleveland fans, and Lakers star LeBron James was excited as well. 

After the news broke, James responded to a tweet saying the Cavaliers will have “all the right pieces to contend now” with Mitchell pairing up with fellow 2022 All-Star guard Darius Garland. 

“SO TOUGH!!!!! Super Dope,” James said on Twitter. 

It’s clear James still has some love for the team that has struggled to find success at any point when he’s not on the roster. 

The last time the Cavaliers won a playoff series without James was in 1998. Now, they have three 2022 All-Stars on their roster with Mitchell, Garland and center Jarrett Allen, not to mention the young standout big man in Evan Mobley. Last year, Cleveland finished with a 44–38 record but still missed out on the playoffs. 

James was drafted by Cleveland in 2003, famously left in free agency in 2010 but returned in 2014 where he dedicated himself to helping the franchise win its first NBA title. He did just that in 2016 after being down 3–1 in the finals to the 73–6 Warriors.

Regardless of what uniform he finds himself in, the Ohio native appears to have unwavering love for his first NBA team. 

More NBA Coverage:

• NBA Trade Grades: Cavaliers Acquire Mitchell in Stunning Blockbuster
• Cavaliers’ Title Odds Improve After Acquiring Donovan Mitchell
• Cavaliers Star Darius Garland Reacts to Donovan Mitchell Trade