Surtain Soars to Top Corner Honor | NFL News

0:00It's September 6th. You're listening to NFL News today. AI-powered NFL coverage. Pat's retained the second. Denver Broncos top cornerback is getting some serious shine. He's been named the number one corner in the league by former NFL Scout, Bucky Brooks. This dude's only been in the game a few years. Drafted ninth overall back in 2021, and he's already racking up pro-boles in all pro. Selections even call it his game film, Teach Tape, for young players, saying Sertain Skills Force Offenses to look elsewhere on the field. Brooks' assessment highlights Sertain's technical prowess and instincts. He's described as a player who plays with pristine footwork and fundamentals, making him a nightmare for receivers. The term, shut down corner, might be thrown around a lot, but Brooks argues, Sertain truly embodies it, excelling in both man and zone coverage. It's a big deal when someone with that kind of experience breaks down film

1:00and puts a player at the top of the heap. This recognition comes after Sertain's strong performance in previous seasons. Even his so-called down years are apparently better than what most corners bring to the table. He's been targeted a lot, but his ability to limit opponent success is what sets him apart. It's that consistent impact, game after game, that builds a reputation like this. The Broncos clearly recognize Sertain's value. Back in June, they gave him a contract extension worth $96 million over four years, with over $77 million guaranteed. While his average salary is no longer the absolute highest for a corner, it still ranks high, and his guaranteed money puts him among the top earners. At his position, it shows the team is invested in keeping him around. Looking ahead, Sertain is focused on continuing to lock down his assignments and help the Broncos create turnovers. With his talent and the team's commitment, it seems like a solid partnership that's built to last. He's proving to be a cornerstone for Denver's defense.