Since being introduced as the Broncos' mascot in 2001, Miles has been a staple both on game days and in the community.

"I'm still going to play aggressive, and I'm not going to shy away from it," Moss said.

During the Broncos' first six practices since returning to the field, Waddle has repeatedly shown why the Broncos acquired him in the offseason.

The updated Burnham Yard site layout and neighborhood plans were shaped by extensive community feedback and will continue to evolve moving forward.

"It's guys running to the ball, guys flying, guys finishing plays and being physical," Hufanga said.

"Certainly, this is a team that has expectations of playing in the postseason," Head Coach Sean Payton said.

"It starts right here in training camp," cornerback Pat Surtain II said. "It starts early on in the season. Our main focus is to start off fast."

As the start of training camp approaches, the Broncos have made a pair of roster moves.

"We've got young guys that we expect to step up and play," Defensive Coordinator Vance Joseph said in June.

"It's obviously great when you can do it in the regular season," Bonitto said Thursday of his playoff performance against Buffalo, "but doing it in the postseason in those big type of moments, it gives you that confidence to know you're supposed to be there and you can make those types of plays on big stages."

The Broncos' signal-caller has again earned a spot among the NFL's best.