Broncos Images of the Year: 2013

Former Broncos Offensive Coordinator Mike McCoy was hired by the Chargers as their head coach.

Adam Gase was promoted from QB coach to offensive coordinator after previous Offensive Coordinator Mike McCoy was hired as the head coach of the San Diego Chargers.

The Broncos' coaching staff led the AFC squad in the 2013 Pro Bowl.

Demaryius Thomas was named to his first Pro Bowl following the 2012 season.

Quarterback Peyton Manning made the Pro Bowl following the 2012 season.

Champ Bailey was named to his 12th career Pro Bowl following the 2012 season.

Zane Beadles was named to his first career Pro Bowl following the 2013 season.

Denver Broncos Cheerleader Tara represented the squad in Honolulu in January.

Manning visited U.S. troops overseas during the offseason.

Bailey visited U.S. troops overseas during the offseason.

Miller visited U.S. troops overseas during the offseason.

Terrance Knighton signed with the Broncos during the 2013 free-agency period.

Wes Welker shakes hands with EVP of Football Ops John Elway at his introductory press conference.

Owner and CEO Pat Bowlen meets with Louis Vasquez after the guard signed with the team.

Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie signs his free-agent contract.

The Broncos hosted cheerleader auditions over the offseason.

The 2013 Denver Broncos Cheerleaders.

Peyton and Eli Manning brought three receivers each for workouts at Duke University.

The Broncos' offseason conditioning program kicked off in April.

John Fox and John Elway talk strategy in the Broncos' draft room.

Mr. Bowlen meets with first-round pick Sylvester Williams.

The Broncos' second- and third-round picks, Montee Ball and Kayvon Webster, are introduced.

Montee Ball gets fitted for his helmet.

The neckline of the Broncos' jersey underwent a small change to all blue in 2013.

Pat Bowlen recieves the Mizel Institute's 2013 Community Enrichment Award.

Many of the Broncos visited Coors Field and took in batting practice before the Rockies' game against the Yankees.

Orlando Franklin gets pranked with a pie in the face while doing a television interview at the game.

Sports Authority Field at Mile High underwent significant upgrades during the offseason.

A look at the new control room that runs the state-of-the-art scoreboard.

A brand-new scoreboard highlighted the stadium upgrades.

Denver Broncos Cheerleaders shot their 2014 calendar in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.

Denver Broncos Cheerleaders shot their 2014 calendar in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.

The Broncos' turf crew at Dove Valley gets the fields ready for training camp.

Fans get in on the stretching during training camp.

ESPN's SportsCenter visited Dove Valley for the first practice of training camp.

Manning signs autographs after the first practice of camp.

Fox talks with Hall-of-Famer Floyd Little during a training camp practice.

A torrential downpour at Sports Authority Field didn't dampen the enthusiasm of players or fans during the Summer Scrimmage.

Peyton Manning and teammates turned the field into a Slip-N-Slide.

Welker gets set to take the field before the Broncos' preseason game vs. St. Louis.

Sports Authority Field gets set for the NFL Kickoff Game.

Sports Authority Field gets set for the NFL Kickoff Game.

Fans filled Sports Authority Field to kickoff the 2013 NFL season with a 49-27 win vs. Baltimore.

Manning gets the game ball after tying an NFL record with seven touchdown passes in the season-opening win.

Denver Broncos Cheerleaders traveled with United Airlines to Japan to commemorate the airline's nonstop service from Denver to Tokyo.

Peyton and Eli Manning matched up for the third time in their careers with Denver earning a 41-23 victory.

Denver defeated Oakland 37-21 in a Monday Night Football matchup.

The team unveiled its Ring of Fame Plaza before Denver's Week 4 game vs. Philadelphia.

John Elway poses in front of his monument.

Eric Decker and Knowshon Moreno celebrate a touchdown as the Broncos set a franchise record with 52 points in the team's 52-20 win vs. Philadelphia.

Ring-of-Famer Tom Nalen was inducted into the team's Ring of Fame at halftime against the Eagles.

Knowshon Moreno hurdles a Dallas defender in Denver's 51-48 win against the Cowboys.

Manning scores first rushing TD in five years.

The Broncos commemorated Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October.

Knowshon Moreno runs for one of his three touchdowns in Denver's 35-19 win vs. Jacksonville.

Manning returns to Indianapolis for the first time as an opponent in Denver's 39-33 loss.

Wesley Woodyard earned the Broncos' Walter Payton Man of the Year Award in 2013.

Knowshon Moreno breaks the team down before its 45-21 win vs. Washington.

Chris Harris Jr. celebrates his interception in the win.

Actor Taylor Kitsch and Director Peter Berg visited Dove Valley before the team screened their movie, Lone Survivor.

Defensive Coordinator Jack Del Rio was named the team's interim head coach when Head Coach John Fox had to undergo heart surgery in November.

Denver's 28-20 win at San Diego gave Mr. Bowlen his 300th win as the team's owner.

Team President Joe Ellis visits military members at Fort Carson.

Tiger Woods and Lindsey Vonn visit with John Elway before Denver's Week 11 game vs. Kansas City.

The Broncos defeated the then-unbeaten Chiefs 27-17 in the team's Salute to Service game presented by USAA and Otterbox.

Mr. Bowlen poses for a photo during the groundbreaking ceremony for the team's new indoor practice facility.

A look at a rendering of the new facility.

Terrell Davis was named a semifinalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2014.

Karl Mecklenburg was named a semifinalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2014.

Steve Atwater was named a semifinalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2014.

John Lynch was named a semifinalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2014.

Terrance Knighton celebrates his fumble recovery with his teammates in Denver's 34-31 overtime loss at New England.

Fox surprised the team with a Thanksgiving Day visit after missing a month due to heart surgery.

Eric Decker set a franchise record with four touchdown catches as the Broncos completed a regular-season sweep of the Chiefs.

Interim Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator Jack Del Rio received the game ball after Denver's 35-28 win at Kansas City, his final game as interim head coach.

The Broncos' press box was named in honor of Jim Saccomano, who retired at the end of 2013 following 36 years with the club's media relations department.

Matt Prater set an NFL record with a 64-yard field goal in Denver's Week 14 win vs. Tennessee.

Julius Thomas takes the field for the Broncos' Thursday Night Football game vs. San Diego, a 27-20 loss.

Manning was named Sports Illustrated's 2013 Sportsman of the Year.

Champ Bailey hosted the annual holiday party at the Denver Rescue Mission's The Crossing facility.

John Fox and the Broncos' captains visited former President and first lady George and Barbara Bush in Houston.

Manning throws his NFL-record 51st touchdown pass of the season to cap the scoring in Denver's 37-13 win at Houston.

Fox congratulates Manning after the record-setting throw.

The Broncos clinched their third-straight AFC West title after their Week 16 win at Houston.

Chris Harris Jr. received the 2013 Darrent Williams Good Guy Award from the local media.

Julius Thomas made his first career Pro Bowl in 2013.

Demaryius Thomas was selected to his second consecutive Pro Bowl in 2013.

Manning was named to his 13th career Pro Bowl, extending his record for QBs in 2013.

Prater earned his first career Pro Bowl selection after leading the NFL in field-goal accuracy in 2013.

Vasquez earned his first Pro Bowl selection after not allowing a sack in 2013.

Fox congratulates Manning after the quarterback set the NFL's single-season passing yardage record in Denver's Week 17 win at Oakland.

Decker, Welker and D. Thomas were three of an NFL-record five Broncos to score double-digit touchdowns in 2013.

Moreno and J. Thomas were the other two of an NFL-record five Broncos to score double-digit touchdowns in 2013.

The Broncos' 606 points set an NFL record.

Decker and D. Thomas joined Cris Carter and Randy Moss as the only WR tandem to top 1,000 yards and 10 TDs each in back-to-back seasons.

The Broncos earned the AFC's No. 1 playoff seed for the second-straight year, bringing a first-round bye and home-field advantage throughout the playoffs.