Two Broncos are on the shortlist for two of the NFL's prestigious year-end awards.

"My heart goes out to him and everything that he means to this team, because obviously we wouldn't be in this position without Bo," Stidham said. "… I know all of us on offense and I know the whole team, we want to go out there and make him proud this Sunday."

"We've just got to find a way," cornerback Pat Surtain II said. "… We didn't make it this far just to come this far. We realize we have a lot on the horizon to look forward to, and this is championship football now. So, we've got to lock in and buy into the process."

Center Luke Wattenberg (shoulder), tackle Frank Crum (ankle), safety JL Skinner (quad), tight end Lucas Krull (foot) and linebacker Drew Sanders (ankle) were all listed as full participants.

The fourth-year player has started 28 games for the Broncos over the last two seasons, including the first 15 games of the 2025 season.

Johnson appeared in 20 games for the Broncos from 2022-23, recording 25 catches for 326 yards and five touchdowns with Denver.

The Denver Broncos will host the New England Patriots in the AFC Championship Game on Sunday, Jan. 25, at 1 p.m. MT on CBS.

Before the Broncos battle the Patriots in Sunday's AFC Championship Game, Broncos Country will gather to get hyped for the game.

Crawshaw finished with the highest yards per punt average of any of the three rookie punters this season.

"He's been waiting for this moment for the entirety of his career," tackle Mike McGlinchey said. "He's more prepared than anybody would be in this situation, and he can ball. He flat out can play quarterback."

Dobbins, who has been on injured reserve since suffering an injury in a Week 10 win over the Raiders, can now practice with the team ahead of Sunday's matchup with the Patriots.