Broncos to honor Demaryius Thomas on Sunday vs. Lions

The Denver Broncos will honor former wide receiver Demaryius Thomas during Sunday's game against the Detroit Lions.

Head coach Vic Fangio announced Friday that there will be a pregame moment of silence and video tribute, according to KOA 850 AM's Brandon Krisztal. Broncos players will also wear helmet decals of Thomas' No. 88.

Thomas was found dead Thursday at the age of 33 in his home in Georgia. Preliminary information suggests his death may have resulted from a medical issue, Roswell police said.

The Georgia Tech product played eight-plus seasons in Denver, recording 9,055 yards and 60 touchdowns on 665 receptions. He also helped the Broncos reach the Super Bowl twice, including their Super Bowl 50 victory over the Carolina Panthers.

Denver's current roster includes 10 of Thomas' former Broncos teammates, according to The Athletic's Nick Kosmider.

Thomas retired from football in June.