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Both were victorious, with the Texans prevailing 19-17 a week after D.T.’s trade to Houston and Jackson having a monster game at Houston a year later.

“My family and I miss him dearly, and we wanted to honor D.T.’s memory.”

As McManus entered the stadium, he also had draped around his neck some custom cleats that depicted D.T.’s famous mile-wide smile and which he wore during the Broncos’ 38-10 victory.

“I just cannot believe that D.T.’s gone. … It’s heartbreaking, man.”

“Nothing really should stop the train. D.T.’s a veteran guy that can do a lot of different things and he’s played a lot football. So it’s a great opportunity for all of us to get on the same page and continue to put a lot yards in the air and put a lot points on the board.”