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In 2025, Courtland Sutton barely crossed 1,000 receiving yards on 124 targets, which was 13th in the league. Waddle immediately slides in as the alpha receiver for the Broncos offense, and I'm worried that with a severe reduction in targets, Sutton will be unable to convert looks into production.
STACKED’s take
Sutton's target share will decline with Waddle arrival; poor conversion rate makes him a fade.
Sutton is a fade despite being Denver's second receiver after Jaylen Waddle. In 2025, Sutton barely crossed 1,000 receiving yards on 124 targets (13th in the league), indicating poor target-to-production conversion. With Waddle now the alpha receiver, Sutton faces a severe reduction in targets. Quarterback Bo Nix led the entire league with 612 pass attempts last season, but Denver is unlikely to increase volume further; instead, the team will regress toward a more balanced offense with a stronger running game featuring J.K. Dobbins, RJ Harvey, and Jonah Coleman. Sutton's value derives primarily from contested downfield targets and red-zone usage rather than PPR production. JJ Zachariason avoids players of this profile who struggle to convert targets into meaningful weekly production.
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