Pics: Courtland Sutton's wife Brea hosts elaborate viewing for Broncos-Bills with fellow wives, girlfriends

Denver Broncos wide receiver Courtland Sutton's wife, Brea Sutton, took her game-day celebrations to the next level by hosting an elaborate viewing party for the Broncos-Bills wild-card game on Sunday. Sharing glimpses of the gathering on Instagram Story, QB Zach Wilson's fiancée, Nicolette Dellanno, showed off Brea's setting which was football-focused.

The living room was decorated in the Broncos' color, which is orange and blue. Moreover, there were custom balloons and a Broncos-branded football. Additionally, there were also a series of football-shaped treats.

The dessert table had cupcakes, which were topped with miniature footballs and cookies shaped like jerseys. Creativity at its best. Each of them was personalized with players’ names and numbers like "COURT 14" and "MARVIN 19."

Additionally, a large flat-screen TV was there to catch the playoff game.

Source: (Via Instagram/ @nicolettedellanno)

It looks like Courtland Sutton's wife is truly living up to her profession because Brea works as a Marketing Coordinator and a model.

Clearly, she has used her creative side to arrange such a themed decor for the Broncos vs. Bills clash this Sunday, which is taking place at Highmark Stadium. Kickoff was at 1 p.m. ET on CBS and Paramount+.

Denver Broncos QB Jarrett Stidham's wife, Kennedy Stidham, also called Brea "hostess with the mostest."

Source: (Via Instagram/ @kennedystidham)

Courtland Sutton's wife Brea Sutton went out of her way with her outfit for the Broncos vs. Chiefs Week 18 game

As Courtland Sutton got down on the field last Sunday to play against the Kansas City Chiefs, Brea Sutton turned heads.

Clad in an all-black ensemble, she paired a chic black faux fur jacket with form-fitting pants and knee-high boots. The highlight was the back of her jacket, which featured her husband’s iconic No. 14 jersey number.

Be it through her decor or her fashion game, Brea Sutton is certainly thinking out of the box when it comes to supporting the Denver Broncos, who returned to the NFL playoffs after nine years.