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.

But Gordon and Glasgow aren't the only newcomers who have made their mark quickly with the Broncos.

Head Coach Vic Fangio explained what Sutton must do in order to play on Monday.

Courtland Sutton did not practice Friday.

The Broncos released their first official practice report of the season, and five players were listed as limited.

"They all did fine with what we allowed them to do yesterday," Head Coach Vic Fangio said. "We hope to have them do a little bit more today and see how it goes."

Linebacker Mark Barron suffered a hamstring injury on Friday, and Head Coach Vic Fangio said he would not practice Tuesday.

Both Chubb and Glasgow have been held out of practice since exiting the team's practice on Aug. 29 at Empower Field at Mile High.

Kareem Jackson received a vet day after leaving a cupcake on Head Coach Vic Fangio's desk.

"I think we'll see him next week out there," Fangio said of Glasgow.

Chubb did not practice Monday after exiting Saturday's stadium practice early.

"I don't think it takes as long to develop chemistry as a lot of people says it does," Glasgow said.

The Broncos' offensive line will likely feature three new full-time starters in 2020.

Shurmur also addressed how Lloyd Cushenberry III has handled virtual meetings, how the Broncos will use Melvin Gordon and Phillip Lindsay and why Courtland Sutton could "pick up where he left off."

Several of the Broncos' newest roster additions have selected their uniform numbers.

This is a one-stop summary of the Broncos' moves since free agency began, including trades and other reported transactions, as well as updates on the Broncos' free agents who have found new homes.

"I'm confident no matter how it shakes out, he can play center or guard equally well," Fangio said of Glasgow.

Elway addressed the team's moves that include the addition of Jurrell Casey, A.J. Bouye, Melvin Gordon and Graham Glasgow.

"I'm very happy I ended up here," Glasgow said of signing with the Broncos.

In this edition of our mailbag, Aric DiLalla answers questions about the first wave of free agency.

These are our favorite articles, videos and galleries that chronicled a very eventful week in Broncos Country as free agency began.

As the dust settles on this first wave of free agency, here's a glimpse at how NFL analysts have reacted to the Broncos' reported moves.

In the span of just a few days, the outlook of the Broncos' roster has changed.

Glasgow may not be spiking the ball much in Denver, but he would make an immediate impact in the interior of the Broncos' offensive line.