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Courtland Sutton will be in attendance at Broncos minicamp next week. The Denver wide receiver, who has not participated in the last month-plus of voluntary workouts, confirmed as much during an appearance Thursday afternoon on the DNVR Broncos podcast. “I will be there,” Sutton said. “It’s been killing me not to be out there and this has been a very different offseason than I’ve been a part of.” Indeed it has been.

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Six people were arrested for trespassing Wednesday night as fans rushed the pitch at Empower Field during a soccer match between Mexico and Uruguay. The international friendly soccer match ended early in the 89th minute after several fans invaded the field and fights broke out in the crowd, almost entirely made up of Mexico supporters disappointed by their team’s 4-0 loss to Uruguay. Denver police officers arrested six people on suspicion of trespassing the field after the game, two of whom were teenagers, police department spokesperson Jay Casillas said in an emailed statement to the Denver Post. Officers also arrested one person for causing a disturbance. Casillas said multiple fights and disturbances were reported Wednesday night, but an exact number was not available. It’s not clear how many fans rushed the field and weren’t arrested, or the motives of the fans invading the pitch, he said. “It appears that they only were able to enter the field and then ultimately get caught by event staff at the stadium,” Casillas said. Stadium officials did not respond to multiple requests for comment. Related Articles Sports | Rockies call up Greg Jones, Michael Toglia as Kris Bryant, Sean Bouchard go on IL Sports | John Franklin-Myers and Malcolm Roach — a pressure player and a “glue guy” — aiming to help Broncos transform defensive front in 2024 Sports | PHOTOS: Uruguay blasts Mexico before rowdy crowd at Empower Field as match ends early Sports | Keeler: As Rockies’ Kris Bryant heads back to injured list, fans are ready to move on: “He can’t handle the game anymore” Sports | Kris Bryant expected to go back on injured list, Rockies manager Bud Black says The last time Mexico played soccer at Empower Field — during the 2021 CONCACAF championship match against the United States — five people were arrested and one attendee was banned from stadium after throwing an object that injured an American soccer player.

This portion of the offseason means different things to different players. There’s no pads and no hitting, but lots of learning. It is graded and competitive, but also functionally a precursor to training camp later in the summer. The Broncos quarterbacks? Every snap, every huddle, every cadence counts, to say nothing of each post-snap decision and throw. The defensive backs?

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