Graham Glasgow

Guard Graham Glasgow meets the media following an OTA practice to discuss his return from multiple leg injuries, his support system during rehab and more.

G Graham Glascow discusses his return after dealing with injuries, the offensive line's performance vs. Pittsburgh and more.

Guard Graham Glasgow talks about the growth he's seen from the Broncos' offense during training camp.

Ellena, a Children's Hospital Colorado Junior Reporter, sat down with Graham Glasgow to ask him about his favorite subject in school, his hobbies in the offseason and more.

Guard Graham Glasgow meets with the media to talk about his experience with COVID, his impressions of Calvin Anderson and more.

Hear from Tim Patrick, Graham Glasgow, Bradley Chubb and Shelby Harris following the 28-10 loss to Tampa Bay on Sunday.

Guard Graham Glasgow meets with the media to give an update on his ankle, discuss his impressions of Drew Lock and more.

Graham Glasgow meets with the media to discuss his transition to Denver, working under Offensive Line Coach Mike Munchak and more.

President of Football Operations/GM John Elway talks about the offseason moves the Broncos made and how his staff is preparing for the draft at the end of April.

The newest member of the Broncos' offensive line, Graham Glasogow talks about what he saw from Denver last season that made the team attractive in free agency.

The Broncos are adding a whole lot of toughness after signing former Lions offensive lineman Graham Glasgow. Video courtesy of the Detroit Lions.

The Broncos also made a series of other moves.

"I'm extremely frustrated and saddened that this is the end of the season for me," Glasgow tweeted Monday.

The Broncos relied upon their depth along the offensive line with Garett Bolles, Bobby Massie and Graham Glasgow out.

"It's been hard to get into a rhythm so far," Glasgow said. "I'm just looking to come back this week and have an actual two weeks of practice, and then going back and getting back into the game."

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.

Head Coach Vic Fangio said the injured players will get MRIs "as soon as they can."

The Broncos announced their inactive players 90 minutes before kickoff.

Noah Fant, Tim Patrick and Courtland Sutton are expected to play after being listed as limited earlier in the week.

Head Coach Vic Fangio also said G Graham Glasgow is on track to play against the Jets.

The Broncos' pass-rusher will make his first appearance after the season.

The Broncos could get their first glimpse at their star pass-rusher tandem on Sunday.

Head Coach Vic Fangio said he hopes to see how Chubb feels after more work in practice on Thursday.

He did not know as of midday on Monday whether Jeudy would be placed on injured reserve as he heals.

Von Miller and Graham Glasgow received rest days.

Patrick exited the game near the end of the first quarter, and Risner and Glasgow left in the second quarter.

Head Coach Vic Fangio also provided an update on Courtland Sutton, who tore his ACL earlier this year.

Guard Graham Glasgow is also active for Denver.

The Broncos will evaluate Glasgow based on Thursday's practice and how he responds.

Bolles had started all 60 games since the Broncos drafted him in 2017.

The Broncos announced the change on Saturday.

Two Broncos players are listed as questionable for the team's Week 14 game.

Two players who were limited Wednesday improved to full participants on Thursday.

A pair of Broncos returned to practice on Wednesday