Courtland Sutton is the clear No. 1 receiver in Denver, but McLaurin could pose an interesting option as a WR2. The Broncos are currently having an open competition for the position, where McLaurin would be fighting against second-year wide receiver Devaughn Vele and 2025 third-round pick Pat Bryant.

The Commanders' star wide receiver wants a new extension -- or a new team. Can they justify paying him? And what could they get if they dealt him?

The Denver Broncos recently signed wide receiver Courtland Sutton to a four-year, $92 million contract extension. While Sutton will make a lofty $23 million per season, the star wideout revealed that he left some money on the table in order to help the Broncos re-sign some of their other key pieces down the road.

Perhaps Courtland Sutton will end up equaling or exceeding that. Sutton on Monday signed a four-year, $92 million contract extension and Tuesday talked about wanting to continue to establish a “legacy” with the Broncos.