The Denver Broncos are riding a wave of confidence as their star cornerback, Patrick Surtain II, boldly targets a Super Bowl win in 2025, sources told ESPN. His ambition has electrified the team’s offseason vibe.
Surtain, a defensive cornerstone, shared his vision with reporters. “There’s always something out there to do better. I mean, why not get another one?” he said, per The Denver Post. “Why not get more All-Pros further on into my career, but I think the main goal is to win a Super Bowl. At the end of the day, that’s what I play the game for is to win, so I think that’s the angle for me.”
The 25-year-old’s drive reflects a hungry Broncos squad, fresh off a 10-7 season and playoff berth in 2024. His 4 interceptions and 11 passes defended last year fuel his belief in a title run.
Confidence: Broncos star CB Patrick Surtain says his goal for 2025 is to win a Super Bowl:
“There’s always something out there to do better. I mean, why not get another one? Why not get more All-Pros further on into my career, but I think the main goal is to win a Super Bowl. At… pic.twitter.com/40369KROSN— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) June 29, 2025
Coach Sean Payton embraced the mindset. “Patrick’s hunger pushes us all,” Payton noted, per MileHighReport.com. The team’s +2500 Super Bowl odds hint at growing potential.
Surtain’s leadership inspires young talents like Jahdae Barron, strengthening a defense that led the NFL in sacks. “We’re building something special,” he added, per NFL.com.
Fans across the region are buzzing, echoing the “Broncos are HUNGRY” sentiment on social platforms. His goal aligns with Bo Nix’s 3,775-yard rookie year.
The CB’s contract, a 4-year, $96 million deal, ensures stability through 2026. GM George Paton called it “a foundation for success.”
As training camp nears, Surtain’s Super Bowl focus sets a high bar. Stay tuned to ESPN for updates on Denver’s championship chase.
