8 The deceased Demaryius Thomas, who played a wide buyer for Denver Broncos for the season, will enter the fame ring between the circuit of his games against New York Giants on October 19.
The Broncos announced the announcement on Tuesday, and Thomas became the only former player or coach chosen for the team to be added by the fame ring this year.
Thomas died on December 9, 2021 at the age of 33. Fulton County (GA.) According to the medical examination, the cause of death was listed as “complications of seizure disorder”.
In a statement, Broncos owners Greg Penner and Carrie Walton Penner said Thomas’s election to the fame ring “was a proof of the erasure that he left to our organization and community.
Thomas was chosen by Broncos from Georgia Tech in the first round of 2010 draft and played in Denver until he was traded to Houston Texans in October 2018. He played seven games with Texans, and then played his last season with New York Jets in 2019.
He was selected for Thomas Pro Bowl five times (all with Broncos), and twice the second team was NFL All-Pro. He finished the nine seasons in Denver as the second leader of the team (9,055 yarda), only behind Rod Smith. Catches (665) is the third in the history of franchise.
He finished his 10 -season career with 724 captures, 9,763 yards and 63 touches.
Thomas developed with Fameton Manning Hall under the center from 2012 to 2015 and released at least 90 captures and 1,300 yarts in four seasons. Broncos also won the Super Bowl 50 to close the 2015 season.
Thomas was known for his efforts to help those in need and his efforts to make him one of the most popular players of Franchise. He participated in many local social assistance programs and charities. The October 19 event is part of Denver’s annual graduates weekend.
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