How to watch, listen to and live stream the Broncos' Week 7 home matchup against the New York Giants on Sunday, Oct. 19, 2025.

On a weekend when the Broncos will honor both the Super Bowl 50 championship team and new Ring of Famer Demaryius Thomas, this year's group will aim to earn its fourth consecutive win and improve to 5-2 with a victory over the New York Giants.

"I think when you have those great teams with that great lineage come and still support, it means a lot," cornerback Pat Surtain II said. "I know the stadium will be electric, especially celebrating them, and also celebrating us. They will bring a lot of good juju for the game. It will be awesome."

Outside linebacker Jonah Elliss (shoulder) was again the lone player who did not practice.

As the organization honors Thomas and his Super Bowl 50 teammates this weekend, we're looking back at Thomas' terrific career in Denver.

"It felt like it was one of those things that every Saturday I get a chance to call in and order donuts, it's a small little wink," Sutton said. "He's always still around."

Outside linebacker Jonathon Cooper (quad) and linebacker Dre Greenlaw (quad) were listed as limited participants on Wednesday.

Greenlaw is eligible to play as early as Sunday's matchup against the New York Giants.

"The time and energy that he spent here to help the kids, grow with the kids, and motivate them to be successful — it's amazing that we're out here and being able to commemorate D.T.," David Bruton said.

Cooper recorded two total sacks, including a crucial fourth-down takedown of Justin Fields to seal Denver's 13-11 win in London.

The Broncos are set to honor one of the most beloved players in franchise history and their most recent championship team.