Patrick Surtain II, the cornerback for the Denver Broncos, had a great day on Wednesday, and it wasn’t only because he inked a $96 million, four-year contract deal. For the first time in his career, Surtain was appointed a team captain as the Broncos got ready to start its 2024 campaign on Sunday.
Surtain remarked, “To start with, the contract is like a huge burden off my shoulders, man.” To be honest, I’m just relieved about it. It is truly a blessing to be able to sign and complete the contract, guy. It also means a lot to be the team captain. It demonstrates the extent to which this group and this team have faith in me. I don’t take that for granted, as I already stated. And I’m sure as hell going to give it my all on that pitch this year.
The gratitude behind it and how much it means for this organisation and for me—it’s just bizarre,” Surtain remarked. “I’m excited to remain here for a long time to come and am definitely looking forward to building on the future. .. “To be honest, being able to close this deal so early in my career is life-changing. It’s truly a blessing to be able to examine second contracts and close the sale because some people are unable to do so. Surtain was selected for the Pro Football Writers of America All-Rookie team in 2021. Surtain was named to the Pro Bowl and was a first-team All-Pro in his second season. Surtain made it back to the Pro Bowl the previous season.
The defensive back with the highest annual average value in NFL history is the one with the contract extension.
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