While Broncos Country will soon learn what the seven players bring on the field, we thought we'd provide an early look at who these players are as people.

"I think the simple message [to the team] on Monday was, 'That's what we're doing right now,'" Payton said. "It's not football right now, it's getting our bodies [right]."

Ware anonymously performed "Everybody Wants To Rule The World" by Tears for Fears, and while he was voted off at the end of the show, one of the judges told Ware that he "sang so beautifully."

Sutton, coaching at his alma mater against fellow SMU alum James Proche II, helped the blue team earn a 20-3 win in the Mustangs' annual spring game.

"From a student level of the game, he made me alter my game," Lewis said. "He made me watch more film. And that's what I call the greatest quarterback — to me — me and his battle[s]."

Hamilton is among the most successful drivers in Formula 1 history, but a recent GQ feature explored Hamilton's many interests beyond the grid.

There will be a bit more burnt orange in the Broncos' locker room in 2024.

The NFL season remains months away, but a pair of Broncos will get in their share of competition this week.

Flag football isn't heading to the Olympics until 2028, but a championship quarterback will still take a starring role at the Paris Olympics this summer.

McLaughlin was assigned No. 38 when he joined the Broncos, and it holds special meaning for the young player.

A pair of Broncos Ring of Famers made the Talk of Fame Two list.