Denver Broncos Boys & Girls Club football team takes on mascots at halftime

Watch as Pro Football Hall of Famer and former Broncos TE Shannon Sharpe gets the crowd pumped up before the team takes on the Titans.

Get an inside look at what new food items and concession technology Empower Field at Mile High will debut for the 2019 season.

Watch as the youth football team from the Denver Broncos Boys & Girls Club takes on a team of assorted sports mascots.

Watch as kids try their best to hang on to sheep during the annual mutton bustin' halftime show to promote the National Western Stock Show, which comes to town Jan. 12, 2019.

As part of their Salute To Survivors Game for Fight Like A Bronco, the Broncos recognized about 100 cancer survivors who were invited to Sunday's game against the Rams to be special guests for the game, a pregame banquet and the halftime ceremony.

The Broncos celebrated their history during their Week 4 game vs. the Chiefs by honoring a group of Ring of Famers at halftime.

During a break in Sunday's game against the Bengals, Broncos Hall of Fame players Terrell Davis, Gary Zimmerman, John Elway and Floyd Little received new Hall of Fame Rings of Excellence.

The Broncos honored more than 125 cancer survivors at halftime against the Giants, including Luke Kellerman, the stadium's assistant turf manager who helped start the campaign about two years ago.

Between the first and second quarter during the game against Dallas, the Broncos honored retired Super Bowl 50 champion DeMarcus Ware.

The Denver Broncos Boys & Girls Club football team faced off against Miles the Mascot, Dinger of the Colorado Rockies, Rocky of the Denver Nuggets, Bernie of the Colorado Avalanche and many of their mascot friends.

Check out the scene as the Broncos arrived at Sports Authority Field at Mile High.

Broncos TV's Steve Atwater, Phil Milani, Matt Boyer and Andrew Mason break down the Broncos' preseason matchup with the Packers.

NASA astronaut Jack D. Fischer was selected as the Broncos Country Hero for the 2016 season finale.

The Broncos TV crew checks in with a couple big fans who got a chance to meet Thunder and then break down the game against the Raiders.

In the final segment of Broncos TV's live pregame show before Week 15's game against the Patriots, Andrew Mason breaks down his three keys to beating New England.

In segment 2 of the Broncos TV live pregame show, Andrew Mason breaks down tape of New England's defense and Matt Boyer checks in with Jeremy Bloom and other winter athletes who are representing the Jazz Aspen Snowmass.

In the first segment of the Broncos TV live pregame show, Matt Boyer checks in with T.J. Ward and other players as they arrive at Sports Authority Field at Mile High.

The Broncos honored first lieutenant Leslie Kennedy for his service during their Salute To Service game against the Chiefs.

The scene at the players' entrance and in the locker room before the Broncos take on the Chiefs at Sports Authority Field at Mile High.

Dressed up in Halloween costumes, the Broncos Cheerleaders performed during a break in the action in the holiday spirit.

The Broncos TV crew breaks down what the team needs to do to win the game and split the season series with San Diego.

A look at the Broncos as they arrive at Sports Authority Field at Mile High and prepare in the locker room before facing the Chargers.

The Broncos' Ring of Fame gained three new members Monday night as the team unveiled nameplates for Simon Fletcher, Jason Elam and John Lynch on the Ring of Fame façade at Sports Authority Field at Mile High.

The Broncos honored Denver police officer Tony Lopez at Monday's game against Houston. Lopez, a big Broncos fan, recovered from multiple gunshots in the line of duty.

The Broncos' Ring of Fame members walked out of the Broncos' tunnel before the team's Monday-night game against the Texans in Week 7.