"I learned more just in this past week of compassion and empathy through a bunch of tough dudes than anything else I've ever gone through," Singleton said in the interview.

The Broncos' knack for close games has delivered a slew of exciting results, and each week offers a nearly unmatched result for viewership.

John Elway trying to throw a deep pass to Randy Moss against Pat Surtain II? Steve Atwater tackling Saquon Barkley? Quinn Meinerz blocking William "the Refrigerator" Perry?

The broadcast will take place near Lot B on the south side of the stadium, and fans are encouraged to attend the program that runs from 10-11 a.m. MT.

"If we're going to want to be that team to win the division and reach the goals that we said we want, we're going to have to go through them and beat them," Bonitto said Monday.

There won't be a Broncos game on TV this weekend, but there's still a chance for fans in the area to get their football fix.

"He should be in," Payton said. "He's going to get in. He needs to get in sooner than later."

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

"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.

"I learned so much," 49ers GM John Lynch told ESPN's Jeff Legwold. "I'm not sure if I'm in this position if I don't see it done that way with those people."

"I'm just not sure we can put anybody ahead of Bonitto, who rates out as the best pass rusher in the NFL this season by about every metric I can put together beyond sacks -- where his 4.5 are a half-sack behind Brian Burns of the Giants," Barnwell wrote.