Quarterback Bo Nix led a go-ahead drive to close out Friday's practice.

Since being introduced as the Broncos' mascot in 2001, Miles has been a staple both on game days and in the community.

For the second consecutive season, Nik Bonitto has earned a place among the NFL's best.

"I'm still going to play aggressive, and I'm not going to shy away from it," Moss said.

"He's in this spot where he's understanding the game at such a different level," wide receiver Courtland Sutton said of the third-year quarterback.

Defensive lineman Eyioma Uwazurike and defensive tackle Malcolm Roach applied consistent pressure up front, while cornerback Kris Abrams-Draine recorded an interception.

Defensive lineman Zach Allen, who has earned All-Pro honors in back-to-back seasons, was particularly disruptive during the Broncos' second padded practice.

During the Broncos' first six practices since returning to the field, Waddle has repeatedly shown why the Broncos acquired him in the offseason.

The updated Burnham Yard site layout and neighborhood plans were shaped by extensive community feedback and will continue to evolve moving forward.

"Man, he competes his tail off," Head Coach Sean Payton said Monday. "I love that about him."

"I think it is a strength," Nix said of his ability to stick with a play. "… I feel like every practice I've ever been in, there's going to be a time or two during practice that you have to move and escape and practice that dynamic play."