2018 Receiving Stats
REC
42
YDS
704
TD
4
AVG
16.8
TAR
84
2018 Receiving Projections
2018 Fantasy Outlook
Taken with the 40th pick in the draft, Sutton has a promising future, but enters the year as at best the Broncos' No. 3 target behind stalwarts Emmanuel Sanders and Demaryius Thomas. At 6-3, 218, and with a large catch radius, Sutton profiles as a good red-zone target - he scored 22 TDs his final two seasons in college - but his 4.54 40 speed is merely average for even a big receiver. GM John Elway believes Sutton can take over as the team's No. 1 eventually, but barring an injury to Thomas and Sanders, the rookie likely have to wait at least another year. Read Past Outlooks
Has Flacco's eye
New quarterback Joe Flacco is excited about the prospect of working with Sutton, Michael Spencer of CBS Denver.com reports.
ANALYSIS
There's still a lot to shake out between now and the beginning of the season, including whether Denver takes a quarterback early in the draft. As it stands, there is a solid chance that Flacco takes all the snaps in Mile High and Sutton emerges as his favorite target. Despite his big size and arm, Flacco is more a play-it-safe quarterback, ranking sixth in the league last season in interception percentage. However, had he played the entire season, he would have still been on track to tie the departed Case Keenum for 11th in the league with 52 passes of 20 or more yards. Sutton specialized in the deep ball as a rookie, and, whether or not Flacco chucks it, his arm should put enough fear in secondaries to buy Sutton a little bit more room underneath.
There's still a lot to shake out between now and the beginning of the season, including whether Denver takes a quarterback early in the draft. As it stands, there is a solid chance that Flacco takes all the snaps in Mile High and Sutton emerges as his favorite target. Despite his big size and arm, Flacco is more a play-it-safe quarterback, ranking sixth in the league last season in interception percentage. However, had he played the entire season, he would have still been on track to tie the departed Case Keenum for 11th in the league with 52 passes of 20 or more yards. Sutton specialized in the deep ball as a rookie, and, whether or not Flacco chucks it, his arm should put enough fear in secondaries to buy Sutton a little bit more room underneath.
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Fantasy/Red Zone Stats
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Advanced NFL Stats
How do Courtland Sutton's 2018 advanced stats compare to other wide receivers?
This section compares his advanced stats with players at the same position. The bar represents the player's percentile rank. The longer the bar, the better it is for the player.
Air Yards Per Game
74.2Air Yards Per Snap
1.45% Team Air Yards
28.0%% Team Targets
14.9%Avg Depth of Target
14.1 YdsCatch Rate
50.0%Drop Rate
10.7%Avg Yds After Catch
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Receiving Alignment Breakdown
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Measurables Review
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How do Courtland Sutton's measurables compare to other wide receivers?
This section compares his draft workout metrics with players at the same position. The bar represents the player's percentile rank. For example, if the bar is halfway across, then the player falls into the 50th percentile for that metric and it would be considered average.
Height
6' 3"Weight
218 lbs40-Yard Dash
4.54 secShuttle Time
4.11 secCone Drill
6.57 secVertical Jump
35.5 inBroad Jump
124 inBench Press
18 repsHand Length
9.75 inArm Length
32.38 inRecent RotoWire Articles Featuring Courtland Sutton
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Matt Killeen breaks down the Monday Night matchup between the Broncos and Raiders, where Jalen Richard might be well positioned for a productive night as the Raiders' pass-catching back.
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Shows signs of bright future
Sutton ended 2018 with 42 catches, 704 yards and four touchdowns off of 84 targets. He lost a yard on his lone carry of the year.
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Paces team in receiving in loss
Sutton caught six of his 10 targets for 65 yards and a touchdown in Monday night's 27-14 loss to the Raiders.
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Not listed on injury report
Sutton (quadriceps) is not listed on the Broncos' injury report heading into Monday's contest.
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Logs another limited session
Sutton (quadriceps) remained limited at practice Friday, Zac Stevens of BSNDenver.com reports.
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Limited at practice Thursday
Sutton (quad) was limited at practice Thursday.
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