Dalton Risner

Guard Dalton Risner addresses his sideline incident with quarterback Brett Rypien during the Week 16 game against the Rams and the strong bond they have on and off the field.

Dalton Risner reflects on being surprised with the Broncos' Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year nomination.

With family and friends awaiting nearby, Dalton Risner is surprised with the news that the Broncos have selected him to be the team's nominee for Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award, presented by Nationwide.

Dalton Risner's family and Broncos President Damani Leech speak about why the team selected Risner was selected to be the nominee for the 2022 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award, presented by Nationwide.

Dalton Risner, nominee for the 2022 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award presented by Nationwide, has worked to leave a lasting impact in his home state.

Guard Dalton Risner discusses the offensive line's responsibility to give quarterback Russell Wilson time to throw, running back Latavius Murray's 52-yard run against the Panthers and how he adjusts to new faces up front.

On Tuesday, guard Dalton Risner, cornerback Essang Bassey, Denver Broncos Cheerleaders and Miles the mascot spent the afternoon walking with kids from the Broncos Boys & Girls Club as part of the Miles for Miles PLAY 60 initiative.

Guard Dalton Risner talks about how the Broncos can correct mistakes on the offensive side and why it's important for the team to block out the noise.

On Sept. 26, guard Dalton Risner's RisnerUp Foundation hosted its second annual charity dinner.

Several Broncos players spent their off day this week at the Food Bank of the Rockies to help pack boxes for those in need.

Take a look inside the annual Kickoff Luncheon presented by U.S. Bank and Arrow Electronics, which raises funds for Broncos Charities, as every member of the roster and the coaching staff took part.

Phil Milani, Nick Ferguson and Aric DiLalla break down the action from Day 5 of the Broncos' 2022 training camp.

Guard Dalton Risner discusses Russell Wilson's leadership, how wearing full pads will change the team's approach and embracing the competition for spots on the offensive line.

As the Colorado Avalanche continue their postseason run, several Broncos players took a quiz on hockey lingo.

After a memorable rookie season, take a trip back in time to when Dalton Risner was drafted by the Broncos.

At the 2019 NFL Scouting Combine, Dalton Risner talked about how cool it would be if he were drafted by the Broncos. Later that year, his dream came true.

Take a look at some of the best Mic'd Up moments from the 2021 season.

Offensive linemen Garett Bolles and Dalton Risner go head-to-head in a charity trivia challenge, presented by Ford.

Guard Dalton Risner discusses his reaction to the Broncos parting ways with Vic Fangio, his thoughts on the future of this team and more.

Go inside the Broncos' game against the Los Angeles Chargers, as guard Dalton Risner was wired for sound.

G Dalton Risner discusses the offensive line's performance vs. the Lions, looks ahead to the upcoming game vs. the Bengals and more.

G Dalton Risner discusses the offensive line's performance vs. Dallas, the importance of establishing the run and more.

Dalton Risner's charitable foundation, Risner Up, hosted its inaugural "Night at the Museum" charity dinner on Monday night.

Guard Dalton Risner joins team reporter Sydney Jones following the Broncos' 30-3 win over the Seahawks to discuss the offensive line's performance, his first touchdown and more.

G Dalton Risner finds the end zone after recovering a fumble by Javonte Williams for a touchdown.

"This is one of the goals I wanted to have, so it's an honor," Surtain said of receiving the 2022 Demaryius Thomas Team MVP Award.

Risner is the team's 2022 Darrent Williams Good Guy Award winner, and Surtain is the recipient of the 2022 Demaryius Thomas Team MVP Award.

Risner and Mack both suffered injuries during the Broncos' Week 17 matchup with the Chiefs.

Additionally, running back Marlon Mack and guard Dalton Risner are questionable to return.

Guard Dalton Risner and running back Latavius Murray were also among the players who did not practice.

"He does so much," Justin Simmons said. "He means so much to Colorado. What a story — [him being from] Wiggins and how much he means."

Risner has displayed a passion to using his platform to impact his community during his four seasons as a Bronco.

"He keeps coming out here and working," Hackett said. "Heck, he may work harder. I didn't think you could. I give him so much credit for that — to keep his head down, keep working with all the different people that he's gone out there on that field with. I just give him so much credit for that — all the different lineups that we've had. He just keeps grinding, keeps trying to make a play, keeps fighting — no matter what."

"[Bolles and Dalton Risner] had started 48 of 54 games next to each other since the beginning of the 2019 season, but Risner will have a new neighbor on the left side of the Denver line going forward," the Denver Post's Parker Gabriel wrote.

D.J. Jones has cleared the NFL's concussion protocol, but the Broncos will continue to monitor him ahead of Sunday's game.

"You've just got to be ready to block extra long and at different angles, and make sure you're not holding on because you never know where he's going to be at," Risner said.

"To be able to have [Wilson] around for years to come, somebody of his caliber, is exciting," Courtland Sutton said.

"Me personally, I wish Monday night was tomorrow and we were just getting ready to suit up and go play," Justin Simmons said.

Despite competition on the offensive line, center Lloyd Cushenberry III is confident he can retain his spot.

We pored through the spreadsheet to find the top five Broncos players at each skill rating.

"Even when you get in the NFL, it's important for you to believe in yourself," Risner said.

"The funds will help the high school's athletic department provide program support to students impacted by the Marshall Fire," Kelsey Hammon reports.

Teddy Bridgewater remains in the concussion protocol, Head Coach Vic Fangio said Monday.

Lock said he didn't feel that his play was affected much by the injury during the rest of the game.

The team also recognized safety Justin Simmons as the team's nominee for the 2021 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award presented by Nationwide.

The Broncos could soon get much-needed reinforcements for their offensive line.

Drew Lock replaced Bridgewater at quarterback after the injury.

One of the Broncos' other players who was listed as questionable was also ruled inactive for Sunday's game.

"Everything's open with Dalton: He could be out, he could dress and be a backup, he could dress and play," Head Coach Vic Fangio said.

Graham Glasgow's and Dalton Risner's statuses remain unknown.

For his work in the Denver community, Dalton Risner is surprised with the 2022 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year nomination from the Broncos.

Look back through photos of 2022 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year nominee Dalton Risner's work in the Denver community.

On Tuesday, Broncos players Brandon McManus and Dalton Risner and Denver Broncos Cheerleaders Alexandria and Zoë expressed their gratitude for voters and poll workers in the metro Denver area by passing out "I Voted" stickers, greeting fans, encouraging high-school students to register to vote and handing out snacks to poll workers.

At the Broncos' team meeting on Thursday, the organization's community development department announced the winners of the annual Community Champion awards.

In recognition of First Responders Appreciation Day, Broncos players and Broncos Cheerleaders visited the Denver Fire Academy to train with a group of recruits.

In support of his Risner Up foundation, Dalton Risner hosted his inaugural "Night at the Museum" charity dinner at the Children's Museum of Denver on Monday.

Broncos players, cheerleaders and Miles the Mascot hosted a PLAY 60 Express clinic with children from Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver at Empower Field at Mile High.

After weeks of sheltering in place amid the COVID-19 outbreak, we wondered what some of our players might looks like if they tried to give themselves a haircut or let it all grow out. Our top photoshoppers came up with these visualizations.

Dalton Risner and a couple of Denver Broncos cheerleaders spent time with North Middle School students to clean up their gym, make holiday cards and pick up trash on Monday as part of the Character Playbook event focusing on service projects.

Seven Broncos players and Miles the mascot hosted a night of games and football drills at a PLAY 60 event for children from military families at the Pat Bowlen Fieldhouse on Tuesday night.

Rangeview High School received the 2019 Doug Fulton Unified Champion School Kindness Award from Special Olympics Colorado, in partnership with the Broncos and United Airlines, during an assembly at the school on Monday. Afterward, Justin Simmons, Austin Schlottmann, Jake Rodgers, Dalton Risner, two Denver Broncos Cheerleaders and Miles the mascot played a game of touch football with some of the students in the Unified Football program

Go inside TopGolf as this year's rookie class competed and raised money for a to-be-determined charity during the inaugural Round with the Rookies presented by Coca-Cola. (Photo credit: Eklund Photography)

Take an inside look at the first day of the Broncos' 2019 rookie minicamp from the sideline through the lens of a team photographer.

Members of the Broncos' 2019 rookie class arrived at UCHealth Training Center on Thursday for some orientation programs, including an equipment fitting, ahead of the start of rookie minicamp.

Take a closer look at the newest Denver Broncos with some defining statistics from their college careers.

Go inside UCHealth Training Center for an exclusive look at Dalton Risner, Drew Lock and Dre'Mont Jones' first day as Denver Broncos.