Chandler Unlucky In Super Bowl XXXVI Loss
Denver beat Atlanta 34 19 as Chris Chandler threw three interceptions a career worst and attributed the turnovers to bad luck. Darrien Gordon’s 108 yard return amplified the Falcons drive drought while Gordon and teammates celebrated the win.
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Eugene Robinson's Super Bowl night and arrest in Miami
Eugene Robinson faced media after Atlanta's 34 19 loss to Denver as he apologized to family and the Falcons while playing with a broken finger. Police say he was arrested on Biscayne Boulevard for offering an undercover officer $40 for oral sex. He was released after court procedures and vowed to return for a scheduled appearance.
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Romo makes history with fourth Super Bowl ring
Denver linebacker Bill Romanowski, who earned his fourth Super Bowl ring after Denver beat Atlanta 24-19, vows a "three-peat" mentality. He played a pivotal role in key red zone stops, shadowed Falcons tight end OJ Santiago, and tied for third on the team with five tackles as Denver clinched the victory.
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Knee knocks Sharpe out as Broncos fall in Super Bowl
Shannon Sharpe twisted his left knee on a 14-yard completion in the first quarter, limped off, and did not return for the Broncos in the Super Bowl. Denver led 7-3 after Howard Griffith’s score, while Falcons returner Tim Dwight opened the fourth with a 94-yard kickoff for Atlanta. Dwight set a Super Bowl kickoff-return record with five returns for 210 yards as global media credentials reached a record 175 organizations.
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