Dre'Mont Jones

On this episode of "Between the Lines" presented by Microsoft Surface, defensive end Dre'Mont Jones takes a look back at his two-sack game vs. the Texans.

Dre'Mont Jones talks about how the Denver defense was able to hold the Texans to just nine points during Sunday's game.

Defensive end Dre'Mont Jones checks in with team reporter Sydney Jones following the Broncos' 16-9 win over the Texans to discuss the defense's performance, being back in front of Broncos Country and more.

Defensive end Dre'Mont Jones discusses how he and D.J. Jones complement each other on the defensive line and the debates over sacks in training camp.

Justin Simmons, Pat Surtain II, Melvin Gordon III, Kareem Jackson and other Broncos players react to and dispute their Madden 23 overall ratings.

Defensive end Dre'Mont Jones meets with the media following an OTA practice to discuss being disruptive, Head Coach Nathaniel Hackett's coaching style and more.

Dre'Mont Jones says he's been working hard this offseason, trying to fulfill big expectations for next year.

Defensive end Dre'mont Jones discusses his reaction to the Broncos parting ways with Vic Fangio, what he's looking forward to this offseason and more.

DE Shelby Harris forces a fumble by Raiders QB Derek Carr which is recovered by DE Dre'Mont Jones.

On this episode of Between the Lines presented by Microsoft Surface, defensive end Dre'Mont Jones breaks down his sack, tackle for loss and fourth-down pass breakup on a single drive during the third quarter.

Go inside the Broncos' locker room as Head Coach Vic Fangio hands out game balls following the Broncos' 38-10 win over the Lions.

DE Dre'Mont Jones discusses his performance on defense vs. Detroit, continuing to push himself for the rest of the season and more.

Defensive end Dre'mont Jones records a sack, tackle for loss and pass breakup on fourth down in a single drive.

Defensive end Dre'Mont Jones sacks Lions QB Jared Goff on third down.

The Broncos came up empty-handed at the end of a 20-play drive and also turned the ball over three times in a 22-9 loss against the Chiefs on Sunday night.

Defensive end Dre'Mont Jones checks in with team reporter Sydney Jones following the Broncos' loss to the Chiefs to discuss what was talked about in the locker room after the game, his thoughts on the defense's performance and more.

Defensive linemen Dre'Mont Jones (PLAY 60) and Shelby Harris (Denver Public Schools) go head to head in our trivia challenge presented by Ford.

A 14-point swing on the final play of the third quarter helped ensure a 30-13 defeat to the Eagles and hurt the Broncos' outlook, as the team tries to pick up the pieces during the bye week.

OLB Malik Reed and DE Dre'Mont Jones discuss the game vs. Philadelphia, Denver's defense struggles to defend the run and more.

DE Dre'Mont Jones discusses how the locker room is coming together to help prevent more absences due to COVID-19, previews the game vs. Philadelphia and more.

DE Shelby Harris, RB Melvin Gordon III, OLB Malik Reed and DE Dre'Mont Jones discuss the Broncos' newest players stepping up, building momentum with a win and more.

DE Dre'Mont Jones gets his hands up to block Washington's field-goal try.

DE Dre'Mont Jones corrals Washington Football Team QB Taylor Heinicke for a sack.

DE Dre'Mont Jones discusses focusing on stopping the run, the offense setting the tone for the game and more.

Dre'Mont jones talks about what needs to happen for him to have a breakout season and what he thinks about the potential of the Broncos' defensive line this season.

"It was fun to get out in front of the home crowd and be able to make some plays," outside linebacker Randy Gregory said.

"He was never afraid to be goofy and be funny," Hackett's friend David Schrag told the Denver Post.

"I've told [Dre'Mont] over and over again, we're going to make a lot of plays in the backfield if we both attack," D.J. Jones said.

After the Broncos placed offensive lineman Billy Turner on the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list on Tuesday, questions remain about how the offensive line will shape up.

CBS Sports' Jeff Kerr discusses whether Russell Wilson can bring the Broncos to the Super Bowl, who will start at tight end and how the pass rush will shape up.

In 2021, despite boasting the league's third-ranked scoring unit, it was clear Denver's defense needed help up front.

Head Coach Vic Fangio had previously ruled quarterback Teddy Bridgewater out of the team's Week 16 game against the Raiders.

Running back Melvin Gordon III (thumb/hip), safety Kareem Jackson (back), defensive end Dre'Mont Jones (foot), tackle Bobby Massie (not injury related) and defensive lineman Shamar Stephen (knee) all returned to practice.

Defensive end Dre'Mont Jones (foot) and inside linebacker Kenny Young (concussion) also did not practice.

The Broncos had six players who did not practice on Wednesday.

Young, one of the Broncos' two starting inside linebackers, will have to progress through the concussion protocol before being able to return.

"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.

Von Miller's return can make things easier for his teammates — but it's also harder for them to beat the sack-master to the quarterback.

Members of the Denver media have offered their picks on who will win a series of awards for the team, including MVP, Offensive and Defensive Player of the Year and several others.

We continue our look at the Broncos with an in-depth evaluation of the defensive line.

Over the final stretch of the 2020 season, no Broncos pass-rusher was more productive than Dre'Mont Jones.

The Broncos had two open roster spots but needed to make a corresponding roster move to activate all three players.

The Broncos did rule two players out and listed three as questionable for Sunday's game.

Plus, learn how Dre'Mont Jones could help the Broncos in a possible return, why the snow in Kansas City last year may not have had as big an impact as you'd think and what Garett Bolles is focusing on during a contract year.

Hamler was listed as a limited participant on Wednesday alongside several other key contributors.

The Broncos have not yet received an indication on the extent of shoulder injuries to Dalton Risner and Diontae Spencer.

Fant practiced for the second consecutive day Thursday and may be ready for the Broncos' Week 6 game against the Patriots.

While it's been announced that Sutton will miss the 2020 season, Jones could return for Week 6 if his recovery permits.

Dre'Mont Jones and DeMarcus Walker will also miss time, while Davontae Harris' status remains unclear.

He is arguably the best interior defensive lineman — and certainly the most accomplished — who will play for Denver during John Elway's tenure leading the team.

The Broncos let their personalities shine during the annual portrait shoot. Get a closer look at the defensive linemen's time in the spotlight with these photos.

On Tuesday, seven Broncos players spent their evening at Denver Rescue Mission serving meals and decorating cookies with children at the annual holiday party.

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.

Take a look back through third-round pick Dre'Mont Jones' collegiate career at Ohio State.