Courtland Sutton added a new accolade to his football resume.

The Broncos wide receiver ranked No. 68 on the NFL’s Top 100 players of 2026 list, the league said Tuesday, as voted on by players. It marked the first time Sutton cracked the list.

Sutton led the Broncos last season in catches (74), receiving yards (1,017) and touchdown receptions (seven). He was named to the Pro Bowl for the second time in his eight NFL seasons. Sutton is a five-time team captain for the Broncos and ranks fifth in franchise career receiving yards (6,357).

Several NFL players discussed what makes Sutton a special player on the league’s announcement video.

“He just plays perfectly to his body type,” Packers wide receiver Christian Watson said. “He’s a bigger and stronger receiver. … Regardless of where the ball is thrown, he’s going and getting it.”

Raiders tight end Brock Bowers added: “It’s kind of frustrating when you think you have him. It’s like third and long. They just throw it up to him and he makes a play.”

Sutton is the second Broncos player voted to the Top 100 players list. He joins defensive end Zach Allen (No. 73). Further player rankings will continue to be released over the offseason.