As the organization honors Thomas and his Super Bowl 50 teammates this weekend, we're looking back at Thomas' terrific career in Denver.

"It felt like it was one of those things that every Saturday I get a chance to call in and order donuts, it's a small little wink," Sutton said. "He's always still around."

Super Bowl 50 champion David Bruton joins team reporter Elisa Hernandez at the Denver Broncos Boys & Girls Club in Denver in honor of "88 Day" to discuss the importance of giving back, carrying on the legacy of late Super Bowl champion and Ring of Famer Demaryius Thomas and more.

"The time and energy that he spent here to help the kids, grow with the kids, and motivate them to be successful — it's amazing that we're out here and being able to commemorate D.T.," David Bruton said.

The Broncos are set to honor one of the most beloved players in franchise history and their most recent championship team.

"It just made me smile, because he's so deserving because of what he was able to do — not just as an athlete but as a man," Smith told DenverBroncos.com of the news.

One of the most beloved players in Broncos history is set to take his place among the franchise's all-time greats.