Denver Broncos' Postseason Not a Surprise for Patrick Surtain II; His Opinions on Free Agency Matter
Ain't No Shock Here: Surtain II Chill About Broncos' Playoff Run
Denver Broncos' recent playoff appearance didn't exactly shock four-year veteran Patrick Surtain II. After nine long years out of the playoffs, the team finally made a comeback in Bo Nix's rookie season.
Despite being tagged as the least-talented roster entering the season with an over/under projected win total of 5.5 wins, the Broncos shattered expectations and finished with a 10-7 season. Sure, it was a big surprise for the media, NFL pundits, and others outside the Broncos' organization. But not for Surtain II.
"Ain't no surprise to me," Surtain II said in a one-on-one interview. "Folks around the league thought we wouldn't make it, but deep down inside, there was an internal belief within the organization that we were gonna ball."
Even though star talent was scarce outside of Surtain - following the offseason release of Pro Bowl safety Justin Simmons - the Broncos managed to pull off a successful season.
"We surprised a lot of peeps outside the building," Surtain II explained. "But we knew what we could do. We put in the work, and it paid off."
The Broncos success can be attributed to two factors - a strong defense, led by Surtain II, that ranked third in scoring defense and a rookie quarterback, Bo Nix, who played turnover-free football and racked up impressive passing stats. In fact, Nix made NFL history as a rookie, breaking several records, including the most two-touchdown, zero-interception, 200-plus passing yards performances and the most three-plus passing touchdown performances.
As for the Broncos' future and potentialfree agency additions, Surtain II is optimistic. The team humbled in the playoffs but gained valuable experience. Moving forward, Surtain II aims to take things to the next level by improving offense, adding huge talents like tight end Evan Engamand wide receiver Trent Sherfield.
In celebration of his recent Defensive Player of the Year award, Surtain II is releasing his exclusive merchandise line through Off-Field. The product line features a DPOY hoodie, PS2 T-shirts and other gear that will be available until the end of March. Sales are reportedly doing well, and Surtain II is proud of the designs he had a heavy influence over.
Google Confirms Play Store App Deletion – Now What?
If you've recently received a notification about a Google Play Store app deletion, here's what you need to know:
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FBI Warning – Act Fast! Gmail, Outlook, and VPN Users Need To Take Action Now
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- Patrick Surtain II was not surprised by the Denver Broncos' playoff appearance, despite preseason expectations of a struggling season.
- The Broncos' successful defensive performance, led by Surtain II, was marked by their consistent third ranking in scoring defense and rookie quarterback Bo Nix's impressive passing statistics.
- To bolster the Broncos' offense for future seasons, Surtain II has expressed interest in adding talent such as tight end Evan Engram and wide receiver Trent Sherfield.
