Denver Bronco fans flood streets after Super Bowl win
Thousands of Denver fans filled downtown and Larimer Square in orange and blue, celebrating the Broncos 31 24 victory over the Packers. Police in riot gear used tear gas to disperse crowds amid fights and disturbances. One mounted officer was knocked down, bonfires burned near Coors Field, and a victory parade was planned for Tuesday.
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Broncos win Super Bowl in late third quarter upset
Favre threw three TDs as the Broncos, led by Elway, halted NFC dominance with a 49-yard drive culminating in a late surge. Holmgren and Packers contended but penalties and a missed pass sealed the Denver victory, marking Elway’s potential title bid and a landmark QB class win.
Broncos Triumph Over Packers in Super Bowl Thriller
Denver defeats Green Bay 31 to 24 as Elway stars with 12 of 22 for 123 yards and a 1 yard rushing score. Freeman, Davis, and Chmura produce key plays while Favre passes for 256 yards. The game features a historic first drive TDs by both teams and a late defensive stand by Denver to seal the win.
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Packers admit allowing final TD in tense finish
With the score tied 24 24 against Denver, Green Bay chose to let the Broncos score to run out clock. Brett Favre led a late drive to the Denver 35 but the Packers stalled and settled for a loss of time, while LeRoy Butler explained the safety minded plan.
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Davis wins MVP as Denver retires his number
Denver running back Davis, a former Georgia star and MVP favorite, shined in Super Bowl week and again in the game. He rushed for 38 yards, added 4 receiving, and scored key touchdowns, lifting the Broncos over Green Bay with a late drive. Davis credited his team’s commitment to a power running game and his steady, record‑setting playoff form.
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NBC bows out of NFL with memorable Super Bowl sendoff
NBC ends 33 years of NFL coverage after Super Bowl 32 as Dick Enberg signs off with a quiet farewell. Analysts Simms and Maguire deliver understated, insightful commentary while Tom Roy’s multi camera work captures Denver’s late winning drive and reactions. Budweiser ads stand out among the commercials as the network marks a notable broadcast finale.
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