Broncos’ Last AFC, Super Bowl Wins Revisited; Stidham’s Future Plans Unveiled
The Denver Broncos initiated their AFC Championship game against the New England Patriots with a remarkable touchdown by quarterback Jarrett Stidham. This notable event occurred during the first quarter at Empower Field at Mile High.
Stidham’s Game-Changing Play
Stidham, aged 29, executed a masterful fake on a play-action, rolled to his right, and delivered a precise pass to wide receiver Courtland Sutton in the end zone. At this point, the Broncos were leading the game 7-0.
Super Bowl Aspirations
If the Broncos secure a victory, they will advance to the Super Bowl, competing against the winner of the NFC Championship game between the Seattle Seahawks and the Los Angeles Rams.
Historical Context: Broncos’ Last AFC and Super Bowl Titles
The Denver Broncos last claimed the AFC Championship and the Super Bowl in the 2015 season. They triumphed in Super Bowl 50, held on February 7, 2016, defeating the Carolina Panthers 24-10. This remarkable victory took place in Santa Clara, California.
AFC Championship Victory
- Date: January 24, 2016
- Opponents: New England Patriots
- Final Score: Broncos 20, Patriots 18
- Location: Sports Authority Field at Mile High
Super Bowl 50 Highlights
- Victory Over: Carolina Panthers
- MVP: Von Miller
- Defensive Stats:
- 2.5 sacks
- 2 forced fumbles
- Peyton Manning: Final game
Since that championship season, the Broncos have yet to reclaim either the AFC Championship or the Super Bowl title.
Denver Broncos Current Roster Overview
The current Denver Broncos roster includes a range of skilled players. Here’s a look at their depth chart:
Offensive Players
- Quarterback (QB): Jarrett Stidham, Bo Nix, Sam Ehlinger
- Wide Receiver (WR): Courtland Sutton, Marvin Mims Jr., Troy Franklin
- Tight End (TE): Evan Engram, Adam Trautman
- Offensive Line: Garett Bolles (LT), Ben Powers (LG), Alex Forsyth (C), Quinn Meinerz (RG), Mike McGlinchey (RT)
Defensive Players
- Defensive End (DE): Zach Allen, John Franklin-Myers
- Nose Tackle (NT): D.J. Jones
- Linebackers: Alex Singleton (ILB), Nik Bonitto (WLB), Jonathon Cooper (SLB)
- Cornerbacks: Pat Surtain II (LCB), Riley Moss (RCB)
- Safeties: Talanoa Hufanga, P.J. Locke
The Broncos aim to enhance their performance this season, with aspirations of adding to their storied legacy.
