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Super Bowl XXXII – Denver Broncos Championship Video
Super Bowl XXXII – Denver Broncos Championship Video
September 4th, 2010 
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On January 25th, in America’s finest city, San Diego California, I was struck by the power of the moment and the enthusiasm of the fans. The game was the best Superbowl in several years. The video captures the rise of the Broncos to the premiere team in the game. It highlights the emotion, drama and intensity required to be champions. So put on your favorite football jersey and prepare for a uplifting video adventure of sensational proportion.
Rating: 5 / 5
As a die hard bronco fan, i would give this video a 5 star + rating. It givies an in depth look at the broncos history, numbers, stats, and plus it gives you a review of each and every 16 reguler season games, plus a look at thge wild card game, 2 playoff games, and the super bowl. it has interviews with the owners, coaches, and players of the denver broncos. it shows you locker room meetings, and celebrations. It is a must see for any football or denver bronco fan!
Rating: 5 / 5
On a warm Sunday, January 25th 1998. The Denver Broncos came to win. While an overrated and over weight Green Bay Packer team, that was destined for defeat, merely showed up to watch.
The Packers had their victory celebration in the 1st quarter after driving down the field to score a touchdown, and it cost them their 4th World Championship. The rest of the quarter, and the game, belonged to a far better team from a place 1 mile above sea level. The Denver Broncos came to San Diego to win a World Championship, and the first quarter was just the beginning. After spotting the Packers an early 7 point lead the Broncos went on a 17 point scoring spree. Behind the outstanding work of “the smallest line in football,” as was repeated again and again by NBC’s overly biased play by play crew, who were going “ga-ga” over Brett Favre and the Packers, throughout the entire game. Terrell Davis carried this Bronco team right through the heart of the Packer defense. This year was different from the past 13 years, the AFC had a running game and finally didn’t have to rely on the passing game. Although John Elway didn’t fill the air with footballs very often he made all but one of his attempts count. John Elway showed the world what he was made of in the third quarter. When faced with a 3rd down and long situation he threw himself through the air into three Packers, and all of the living rooms in America. When the dust had settled he came up with a monumental 1st down that led to the second of Terrell Davis’ 3 touchdowns. Terrell’s 3rd score was so easy that he could have eaten dinner while he was going over the goal line. There was not a Packer within five yards of him, or the goal line thanks to the offensive line.
The Broncos’ defense rose to the occasion all but four times during the game, keeping the Packers offense where they belonged. On the sideline, watching the true master of the Quarterback position perform his magic.
John Elway guided his team, the Denver Broncos,! to the 1997 World Championship by winning Super Bowl XXXII. END
Rating: 5 / 5
I know you remember the day, January 25,1998. The Packers came in with high hopes,but the Broncos had other plans. It was hectic for all the fans all until the final seconds remaining when still we didn’t really know who was going to win. It came down to that last chance that Green Bay had to score. As he threw everyone’s attention was on the screen. Brett Farve threw the ball!!!! I think it was Atwater and Gordon who in just the knick of time bocked the pass.My stomach curled all until the last drop.It was over the Denver Broncos were now officially The Superbowl XXXII Champions. Congratulations to the team and to John Elway for his first ever superbowl win. YOU DID IT.
Broncos fan,
Tyra Monique Rue
Rating: 5 / 5
For total sporting pleasure this video is for you
Rating: 3 / 5