During Tuesday's Youth for Change Town Hall, which was presented by the Boys & Girls Clubs of America and the NFL Foundation, Simmons joined a panel dedicated to creating the same change.

Walsh's Bill Forgey is recognized as this week's Broncos High School Coach of the Week. 

Heritage hosts Brighton at Littleton Public Schools Stadium at 7pm

Taste of the Broncos has transitioned to a remote format that will still celebrate food, football and philanthropy.

Woodland Park's Joe Roskam is recognized as this week's Broncos High School Coach of the Week. 

Riverdale Ridge Ravens hosts Niwot Cougars at Riverdale High School at 6pm

The educational series serves as one of the key pillars in the Broncos' Inspire Change program.

"I feel like it was a big step but still a tiny step," Alexander Johnson told Sports Illustrated's Greg Bishop.

Beyond emphasizing that racism is not behind us in history, St. Julien wants to underscore the importance of actions of any size to push back against acts of racism.

The decals on their helmets honor victims of police brutality and racism and aim to spread messages to combat racism.

Through Broncos Inspire Change, the Broncos are committed to meaningful change by adding and expanding programming in four key areas: Education, Awareness & Funding, Diversity & Inclusion, and Activism.

Broncos Running Backs Coach Curtis Modkins closed the meeting by sharing with the team why he votes and why he feels passionately about the right to vote.