Connor Mook Bets A New PC On Courtland Sutton Scoring

The account laid out the terms plainly: if Courtland Sutton scores an anytime touchdown

Mook is one of the three guys who actually run Telluride Bush Gaming, the CDL Challengers org he co-founded with Jersey Jerry and Lil Sas. So when Telluride Bush Gaming's account posted a bet with JJ's name attached, it wasn't some throwaway prop — it was two co-owners putting real money, or in this case real hardware, behind a Sunday night hunch.

Telluride Bush Gaming

@tBushGaming

W JJ, if Courtland Sutton anytime TD hits tonight Mook is buying a new PC 🤝

Mook didn't come up with the Sutton lean on his own. He gave credit where it was due, shouting out @nickysmokess for dropping him the pick before kickoff — the kind of tip that turns into a group sweat the second the game starts.

Mook

@ConnorMook_

Shoutout @nickysmokess for swinging in the bush Stu and dropping me this pick. Now we sweat

The Broncos gave Mook plenty to sweat. Denver traveled to Arrowhead and fell behind, and by halftime Mook was already bracing for the worst, drawing a line in the sand for the second half.

Mook

@ConnorMook_

Lotta ball left but need to see some life in the 2nd half or its fries

Denver clawed back into the game late, and Mook's tweets tracked the swings in real time — a promising drive here, a stall there, the bet still very much alive with Sutton yet to find the end zone.

Mook

@ConnorMook_

That was the territory right there. What a panic possession. Still need nix and/or Sutton

It didn't get there. Sutton finished the night with 2 catches for 11 yards on 5 targets and no touchdown, and Kansas City ran away with a 31-10 win behind Kenneth Walker III's two scores in his Chiefs debut. Denver's only offensive touchdown came on a Bo Nix-to-Evan Engram connection in the first quarter — Sutton never got his moment, and Mook's PC bet came up empty right along with the Broncos' night.