Grace, a Children's Hospital Colorado Junior Reporter, sat down with Jake Butt to ask him about his relationship with Drew Lock, his favorite Xbox game and more.

Get an inside look at Jake Butt's day on the field vs. Tampa Bay, as he was wired for sound during the Broncos' game against the Buccaneers.

Jake Butt meets with the media to discuss his road to recovery, the vibe inside the tight end room and more.

Broncos tight end Jake Butt, linebacker Keishawn Bierria and offensive lineman Elijah Wilkinson discuss what they accomplished during the Broncos' preseason game against the Rams.

Bradley Chubb and Courtland Sutton compete in a cooking competition to find out whose can make the best stir fry on the team. For tickets to this year's 'Taste of the Broncos,' visit dbron.co/taste2019.

See all the best moments from the Broncos' Thursday practice.

The Broncos and King Soopers surprised children from the Denver Broncos Boys and Girls Club with a shopping spree to make sure they've got all the necessary supplies for the upcoming school year.

Get an inside look at Broncos practice during the team's second day of mandatory minicamp.

Get an inside look at Broncos OTAs to see how the wide receivers, running backs and tight ends are preparing for the upcoming season.

For the first time since tearing his ACL, Jake Butt went through a fully padded practice and said Tuesday he's feeling 100 percent.

The raw emotion that comes from playing sports was on full display Saturday, as Ed McCaffrey, Jake Butt and other celebrity coaches took part in the Global Down Syndrome Foundation's ninth annual Dare to Play and Dare to Cheer Game Day.

The Broncos also ruled two players out for Sunday's game in Denver.

Three players, meanwhile, returned to practice after missing the team's Week 7 game.

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

In the Broncos' 2019 win over the Titans, safety Kareem Jackson preserved a shutout when he intercepted Ryan Tannehill in the red zone on fourth down with under two minutes to play.

"My mentality, honestly, throughout this camp, I think should be my mentality going forward, and that's that, hey, I've got to earn a spot on this team every single day," Butt said.

"The main thing I'm excited about is I feel healthy, and I feel like I can go out there and be myself," Butt said.

While Fant will continue to lead the group, the position group will look different behind him.

Head Coach Vic Fangio also addressed the status of players on injured reserve who are eligible to practice.

The Broncos also placed three players on injured reserve.

The Broncos can sign three more players to the team's practice squad.

Butt caught two passes in the Broncos' preseason game against the Rams on Saturday.

Jeff Heuerman, Ron Leary and Bryce Callahan were back at practice for the Broncos.

A concentrated look at the recent juice on the Denver Broncos.

Butt caught two passes on Saturday night as he took game snaps for the first time since suffering an ACL injury ahead of a Week 4 game in 2018.

Keishawn Bierria's fourth-and-goal tackle was one of two fourth-down stops in the red zone that defined an outstanding night for the Broncos' front-seven depth.

Head Coach Vic Fangio also provided updates on a number of other players, including Andy Janovich and Kareem Jackson.

Head Coach Vic Fangio outlined his plan for the game, spoke about Emmanuel Sanders' progress and provided an injury update on several key players.

"Phillip was getting a chiropractic treatment and the guy overdid it," Fangio said. "So, to hell with chiropractors. Let's just play football."

Head Coach Vic Fangio delivered updates after practice on those players and more.

Head Coach Vic Fangio provided updates on a handful of other injured players, and Courtland Sutton explains how his game could be different in 2019.

Jake Butt and Ron Leary were also held out of practice on Monday.

Head Coach Vic Fangio also provided updates on LB Justin Hollins, TE Troy Fumagalli and WR Emmanuel Sanders.

Sanders said his goal is "to be ready for Week 1, when it all starts to count."

Cornerback Bryce Callahan "will go" when OTAs begin Monday, Fangio said.

As the Broncos began their voluntary veteran minicamp, Head Coach Vic Fangio updated the statuses of several players working their way back from injury.