Netane Muti

Hinton has been elevated twice during the 2022 season and recorded two catches for 47 yards, including a critical 27-yard third-down reception in the Broncos' Week 3 win over the 49ers.

Hinton and Muti could help replace KJ Hamler and Quinn Meinerz, respectively. Both players were previously ruled out for Sunday's game.

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

Safety Caden Sterns, meanwhile, returned to practice for the Broncos.

Okwuegbunam and Griffith are eligible to return to game action as early as this weekend.

Despite injuries to several starters, the Broncos feel confident in their ability to compete because of greater depth throughout the roster.

Albert Okwuegbunam's game against the Los Angeles Chargers was one of the highlights of the Broncos' season.

In the first game of the season, the Broncos will be without their top receiver.

Two players have changed their uniform numbers, and one new Bronco has selected his number.

Wilkinson and Muti are eligible to being practicing with the Broncos.

The Broncos also made moves involving two other players.

He became the fifth member of the Broncos' 2020 draft class to agree to terms on his rookie deal.

"Marching band was the reason I find out about football," Netane Muti said. "I would watch them play and it made me more interested in the game."

The Broncos' rookie class, future-contract signings and newest free-agent additions have picked their new numbers.

In this post-draft edition of the mailbag, Aric DiLalla evaluates where the Broncos' rookies fit in, how Denver's offensive line is shaping up and much more.

From Albert Okwuegbunam to Derrek Tuszka, get to know the Broncos' five Day 3 selections.

The Broncos added the Fresno State offensive lineman early in the sixth round.

Broncos players McTelvin Agim, Netane Muti, Tyrie Cleveland and Travis Fulgham helped serve meals at Denver Rescue Mission's The Crossing location on Tuesday, not long after the team returned to begin its offseason program.

The Broncos' offensive linemen helped prepare Thanksgiving meals at Denver Rescue Mission on Tuesday, November 23, 2021.

The Broncos, in partnership with Wish for Wheels, distributed new bicycles and helmets to children at John Amesse Elementary School, as Denver Broncos Cheerleaders, Miles the Mascot, Broncos players and officers from the Denver Police Department helped get the children situated with their new bikes. Earlier this month, Broncos coaches and front office staff built 75 bicycles in honor of late former Broncos quarterbacks coach, Greg Knapp, who was an avid cyclist.

Flip back through the best plays and moments from the Broncos' 2020 rookie class, including Jerry Jeudy, KJ Hamler, Lloyd Cushenberry III and more.

Nearly all of the Broncos' 2020 draft class arrived at UCHealth Training Center to ink their rookie contracts and meet President of Football Operations/General Manager John Elway. (KJ Hamler is not eligible to enter the building until Tuesday after starting his COVID testing a day later than the rest of the group.)

You might feel a little old when you see what the big movies, songs and news was in the years in which several of our rookies were born.

Using stats from Pro Football Focus' 2020 NFL Draft guide, we collected some of the top stats and grades to know about each player in the Broncos' 2020 NFL Draft class.

Here's a quick rundown of who make up the Broncos' 2020 NFL Draft class, with a photo for each pick.

Take a look back through photos of former Fresno State guard Netane Muti, a sixth-round pick for the Denver Broncos.