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Courtland Sutton confident Broncos will find their way on offense

The Denver Broncos entered Week 5 of the NFL season with a 2-2 record, falling short of expectations after a slow start that has raised concerns across all three phases of the game. On defense, the unit has struggled to contain the run and has not replicated the dominant pass-rushing form that defined their 2025 campaign.

Special teams have shown flashes of promise, particularly with Jeremy Crashaw, but have been plagued by missed field goals, costly turnovers, and poor field position after kickoffs and punts. The offense, however, remains the most glaring issue, despite the team’s roster upgrades, including the addition of wide receiver Jaylen Waddle and the return of their highly rated offensive line from last season.

The Broncos’ lack of consistency has led to criticism, but veteran wide receiver Courtland Sutton remains optimistic, emphasizing the need for the team to refine execution and capitalize on opportunities as they face the winless Los Angeles Rams this weekend.

Sutton acknowledged that while the talent is present, the Broncos must tighten up on details to avoid self-inflicted mistakes that have hindered their progress. The offense, in particular, has failed to live up to pre-season expectations, with the team’s offensive line and newly acquired players yet to deliver the breakout performance fans anticipated.

As the Broncos look to turn their season around, Sutton’s confidence in the coaching staff and roster depth offers a glimmer of hope, but the path forward hinges on improved discipline and execution across the board.

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