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Joe Jones blocks Ryan Succop's PAT attempt.

Broncos players revealed their designs and charitable foundations of choice that they will be representing for the 2019 My Cause My Cleats campaign.

The Broncos hosted their annual Hometown Huddle with Playworks and Mile High United Way, bringing together children from Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver with Broncos players and encouraging them to be active as part of the NFL's PLAY 60 health and wellness campaign.

Take a look back at the best sights and sounds from Denver's 20-13 win over Los Angeles.

Watch the best plays from the Broncos' second practice of training camp.

Across the Denver metro area, more than 500 volunteers contributed more than 87,000 minutes of service at the inaugural Denver Day of Service, hosted by the Broncos and Mile High United Way.

Broncos players, cheerleaders and Miles the Mascot all helped decorate gingerbread cookies Monday night at the Denver Rescue Mission's 19th annual holiday party.

In addition to recognizing Justin Simmons as the team's 2020 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year nominee, the Broncos announced awards for six players.

Safety Trey Marshall has been ruled out.

Jerry Jeudy was among the players who were limited.

The Broncos listed six total players as questionable for Week 11.

Joe Jones, meanwhile, was ruled out of Sunday's game against the Raiders.

Four players were ruled out, while three players are listed as questionable for Monday's game.

Three other players also missed practice on Wednesday.

Two of three players who were listed as questionable for the Broncos will be available to play against the Chiefs.

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

Fant was a limited participant on Thursday.

The Broncos began their on-field preparation for the Chiefs without Fant and a handful of starters.

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

Miller last missed a game in 2013.

Miller is dealing with a knee injury.

The Broncos listed seven players as questionable.

Six Broncos did not practice Wednesday as the team prepared for the Bills.

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

The Broncos will be without a key starter for Sunday's game.

The Broncos also ruled a pair of players out for Sunday.

Wolfe was limited after suffering an ankle injury on Sunday in Green Bay.

"He's still having complications from the injury he had last year and the surgery he had after the injury," Fangio said.

Courtland Sutton was not given a game status for the game, which indicates he is expected to play.

LB Todd Davis "stands a good chance of playing" against the Packers.

Davis had not been a full participant since suffering his injury in July.

The Broncos will be without a couple of key members of their defense.

Take an inside look at two player-led workouts with Drew Lock, Phillip Lindsay, Noah Fant, Todd Davis and more players. (Photos by Lemar Griffin)

The Denver Broncos and Denver Rescue Mission teamed up to collect and distribute Thanksgiving meals for families in need with a food drive at UCHealth Training Center for Denver Rescue Mission's "A Turkey on Every Table" turkey drive.

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.

Several Broncos players spent their Tuesday afternoon visiting Children's Hospital Colorado as part of the 2019 Fight Like a Bronco campaign.

Get a glimpse of the more than 20 projects spread across metro Denver as part of the inaugural Denver Day of Service, host by the Broncos and Mile High United Way.

The Denver Broncos, in partnership with Special Olympics Colorado, hosted an all-ability football skills clinic for more than 125 athletes on Tuesday. The clinic is inclusive for participants of all abilities and supports NFL PLAY 60 efforts to encourage kids to be physically active for at least 60 minutes per day. Broncos players, Cheerleaders and members of local law enforcement were on hand to assist with the event and lead activity stations.

Broncos players, Broncos Cheerleaders and Miles the Mascot will help lead a PLAY 60 All-Ability Clinic for 200 athletes of all ages from the National Sports Center for the Disabled at UCHealth Training Center's Pat Bowlen Fieldhouse.

Go inside the Broncos' team meeting room for their annual community awards ceremony.

About a dozen Broncos players, two members of the Denver Broncos Cheerleaders 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.

More than a dozen Broncos players made Monday night a memorable one for hundreds of children from Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver and Denver Rescue Mission, joining the kids for a night of fun activities and games at Pat Bowlen Fieldhouse.