49ers and Broncos face run heavy Super Bowl game
San Francisco relies on Roger Craig and a ball control run game to keep the pace against Denver. Joe Montana needs time as the 49ers target the Broncos’ rookie secondary, while Denver counters with Elway’s improvisation and a stout defense.
Montana's Greatest Year Redefines Niners Era
San Francisco quarterback Joe Montana defies age and injuries to post a remarkable season, earning MVP honors and a pivotal role in a high powered offense under coach George Seifert. Jim Burt and Lawrence Taylor menace at Giants Stadium as Montana leads a comeback powered by coaching changes and teammates.
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Elway Eyes Super Bowl Comeback After Rough Season
John Elway seeks a dramatic finish in the Super Bowl to redeem a 1988 campaign marked by 58.6 percent completion 3051 yards 18 touchdowns and 18 interceptions with Denver. He led the Broncos past Cleveland 37 21 and earlier rallied in a 24 23 win over Pittsburgh amid media scrutiny.
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Denver Broncos focus on ball control against 49ers in Super Bowl
Denver aims to control time of possession with run heavy attack led by Bobby Humphrey and John Elway as they face Joe Montana and a potent 49ers set. The defense plans pressure on Montana and blitzes, while receivers Jerry Rice and John Taylor threaten after the catch.
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New Orleans Bustling With Super Bowl Weekend Festivities
Tourists flood Bourbon Street and the French Quarter for the Super Bowl buildup. Denver and San Francisco fans mingle as streets, restaurants, and bars run at full tilt with bands, costumes, and souvenir sales. Fans crowd airports and hotels as reservations sell out and party atmosphere prevails through game week.
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