Today marked the last day of training camp as the Broncos were back on the field at Dove Valley to complete a walkthrough session in preparation for tomorrow night’s home exhibition against the Buffalo Bills.

Here are some notes from the session:

The Broncos held a walkthrough practice Thursday evening, and while there isn’t much to report in terms of action, there were some notable changes to the lineup.

We knew there was a lot of fan interest at this year’s training camp. Turns out it was a record.

This year’s attendance set a Dove Valley record, as an average of 1,597 fans came to each practice.

A total of 27,142 people came to watch practices at the team’s headquarters, and an additional 17,982 fans attended the team’s Summer Scrimmage at Sports Authority Field on Aug. 6. That represents the second-highest total ever for a Broncos training camp practice, and brought the final tally to 45,124 fans.

So, we’d like to thank you all for coming out — and even if you couldn’t, thanks for sticking with the blog and other stories on DenverBroncos.com for updates throughout.

As John Elway just said on Twitter, “Thanks to our GREAT fans for their support during camp. You guys came out in record numbers to watch, and we appreciate you!”

-Gray Caldwell

Wednesday’s practice was filled with the typical assortment of big plays, but there were also some “dings” in practice that Head Coach John Fox addressed after the session.

ROLL CALL
Ryan Clady (knee irritation), Brian Dawkins (ankle irritation) and Brandon Lloyd (knee irritation) did not finish practice, though Fox said that was just precautionary. “Nothing serious,” he said.

In addition, Ty Warren, Marcus Thomas, Demaryius Thomas, Richard Quinn, Stanley Daniels and Ronnell Brown (ankle sprain) did not participate in practice.

WHAT’S THE SCENARIO
In the final team drills of practice, the players worked through two end-of-game scenarios. In the first, the offense was down, 25-20, with 1:40 left on the clock and the ball at its own 40-yard line.

Let’s get right into it.

ROLL CALL
After practice, Head Coach John Fox announced that the team waived linebacker A.J. Jones yesterday and released running back LenDale White this morning. Ty Warren did not practice due to a triceps strain, Marcus Thomas did not practice with a pectoral sprain, Demaryius Thomas continued to sit out with an Achilles injury, Richard Quinn sat out with a knee injury, Stanley Daniels was out with an ankle injury and Syd’Quan Thompson was still out with a groin injury.

Ronnell Brown and Eric Decker did not finish practice. Decker left due to a foot injury.

We’ll have more on the injuries and transactions in today’s top story, coming shortly on DenverBroncos.com.

LINE ‘EM UP
The starting defensive tackles Tuesday were Kevin Vickerson and Brodrick Bunkley.

The Broncos hit the practice field Monday after a day off Sunday to start the last week of training camp, and the weather wasn’t the only thing that was hot. Tensions and intensity rose as everyone was trying to raise their play. There were some spectacular plays, including arguably the play of training camp — which will be in Broncos TV’s highlight package — so without further ado, let’s get to it.

ROLL CALL
Receiver Eddie Royal was back practicing 100 percent. Royal had missed all or part of the last few padded practices with a hip injury. Cornerback Syd’Quan Thompson was still out with a injury. Tight end Richard Quinn and guard Stanley Daniels also sat out and defensive tackles Ty Warren and Marcus Thomas left practice with injuries.

Defensive tackle Louis Leonard was released and linebacker Derek Domino was waived earlier in the day, while receiver Greg Orton made his first practice appearance for the Broncos.

The Broncos picked up the pace in Saturday’s walkthrough practice.

The team worked on its hurry-up offense, forcing the players to jog to the line of scrimmage during the the early portion of the session.

Offensive Coordinator Mike McCoy was giving constant instruction to his offense, repeating the amount of timeouts left and a particular down-and-distance he wanted his unit to work through.

Defensive Coordinator Dennis Allen emphasized communication as he sent various packages onto the field. The energetic coordinator was the only one on the field who got some actual running in as he sprinted to the huddle to give instructions.

Two days after their first preseason game, the Broncos were back on the field at Dove Valley Saturday morning for another padded practice.

Even though there haven’t been practices every day, we’re still calling this training camp day 17, because it’s the 17th day since it kicked off on July 28.

Let’s get to the recap.

ROLL CALL
Among the players not participating in the morning session were defensive linemen Brodrick Bunkley and Louis Leonard, both of whom watched their teammates run through drills from the sideline. Syd’Quan Thompson and Eddie Royal also did not participate. Head Coach John Fox said the team is being cautious with Royal’s hip — not the one that was operated on in the offseason.

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