Congratulations to our flag football high school coach of the year, Mario Lopez.

Bolles has been a force for change in the Denver community, as he's mentored youth within the juvenile justice system.

Thirty-two teams competed in the 12U Tochito Flag Football National Tournament in Monterrey.

Six Broncos players and three executives/owners will be auctioning their My Cause My Cleats for charity with 100 percent of proceeds benefiting their designated nonprofit.

Bolles has impacted hundreds of youth with his outreach, providing mentorship and developing a unique, in-person connection with each child.

"He's always with us," McGlinchey says, "and I get to have a little concrete evidence of that this week."

Against the Texans, Mims will be wearing purple-and-white cleats with his college teammate Ben Tawwater's name through the NFL's My Cause, My Cleats program.

This year, Broncos players are set to participate in My Cause My Cleats by wearing custom cleats for Sunday's game at Houston (11 a.m. MST kickoff).

Allen discussed his favorite football memory, his go-to touchdown dance and his favorite sports to play outside of football.

McGlinchey talked about his start in football, his favorite Lego set and more.

Science of Sport's mission is to develop an interdisciplinary STEM curriculum and programming that is relevant through hands-on, mind-on learning through the incorporation of sports.

Congratulations to our Week 10 high school coach of the week.