Broncos Star Patrick Surtain II's Off-Field Move Emerges Before Jets Game
Just days after he and the Denver Broncos (3-2) took down the defending Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles, All-Pro corner Patrick Surtain II is making exciting moves off of the field.
Surtain, 25, had a strong outing as he recorded six total tackles and two pass deflections. With the win, Denver is firmly tied with the Los Angeles Chargers for the best record in the AFC West, and has remained undefeated (2-0) at home this season.
Being that Surtain is one of the best corners in the NFL, he is also one of the highest-paid defensive backs in the sport. In 2024, he signed a four-year deal worth $96 million, and he is worth every single cent, especially when you realize what he has done for the community.
As shared on Instagram by GQ Sports, Surtain revealed that he used $100,000 of his first $1 million to start a foundation that provides STEM programs to students who are at financial disadvantages.
"My foundation mission is to level the playing field for students who's at a financial disadvantage compared to their suburban peers. You know, to allow them to achieve whatever they want in the future. I started a STEM program, which is a program that granted kids specialized classrooms."
Surtain revealed he felt inspired to do so by watching his father and former two-time All-Pro corner, Patrick Surtain, give back to his community.
On the season, Surtain has recorded 21 total tackles and five pass deflections, but is still looking for his first interception of the year.
He and the Broncos will be making the trip across the pond for their Week 6 game against the New York Jets (0-5) for one of the three NFL London games this season. The game is set to kick at 9:30 p.m. ET and will air on NFL Network.
Demaryius Thomas Shocks Fans with Bold Prediction for Denver Broncos vs. New York Jets Game in London
Denver Broncos legend Demaryius Thomas has made a surprising prediction for the upcoming matchup between the Broncos and the New York Jets in London. As both teams prepare for their international showdown, Thomas has weighed in with his thoughts on the game’s outcome, offering a bold prediction that has caught the attention of fans and analysts alike.
“Based on how both teams are playing, I think the Broncos will come out on top,” Thomas said, referencing Denver’s recent performances. “But it’s going to be a close one, especially with how the Jets have been playing tough on defense.”
While Thomas was confident in the Broncos’ chances, his prediction still raised eyebrows given the Jets' strong defensive capabilities this season. As one of the franchise's most beloved players, his insights carry weight with the Broncos' fanbase, and his comments have sparked lively discussions in the lead-up to the London game.
“I’ve always believed in our team’s resilience,” Thomas added. “This one is going to be a battle, but I believe the Broncos will edge it out in the end.”
The matchup between these two teams is set to be a thrilling contest, with both the Broncos and Jets looking to make a statement on the global stage. Fans are eagerly awaiting kickoff, with Thomas’ prediction adding even more excitement to what is already shaping up to be an unforgettable game.
