Broncos Clinch AFC Title With 20 17 Win In Denver
Haven Moses caught two touchdown passes from Craig Morton as the Denver Broncos defeated the Oakland Raiders 20 17 at Mile High Stadium to clinch the American Conference title and reach the Super Bowl. Morton, booed in New York last season, led a late drive with three minutes remaining to secure two first downs and seal the victory before 74 982 Broncomaniacs.
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